What can I shoot with a single inon 165 m67? I don't think I'll be doing any super macro. Will there be a significant different without diopter shooting things like nudibranchs and harlequin shrimp? Will it help with focus distance for fish portrait shots? From what I understand the diopter works by making the max focus distance closer. So can I get the same shot of lets say a clown fish from an extra 12 inches away?
RX100 single inon 165 m67
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A close up lens makes a difference when shooting a nudibranch, but you don't need one for portraits
The close up lens will NOT focus outiside its working range i.e. won't focus closer and won't focus further away
For an idea of the level of magnification look here
Sony RX100 ? Which close up lens gives real macro? | Interceptor121 Underwater Photo & Video Blog
A single UCL165 does not even achieve macro with the RX100, this is due to the fairly large capture area of the camera
The close up lens will NOT focus outiside its working range i.e. won't focus closer and won't focus further away
For an idea of the level of magnification look here
Sony RX100 ? Which close up lens gives real macro? | Interceptor121 Underwater Photo & Video Blog
A single UCL165 does not even achieve macro with the RX100, this is due to the fairly large capture area of the camera
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