Yasuhara Nanoha x5 Super Macro Lens for Micro Four Thirds System, Suit for Panasonic M 4/3 Olympus 4/3 Mirrorless Digital Camera Serials
Description
- About this item
- Heart of the NANOHA x5 consists of ten spherical glass lenses arranged in seven groups. Individual elements are coated by one or more surface layers, which prevent reflection and mechanical damage
- It is possible to focus in 11 – 19 mm range with resulting 4x to 5x magnification, that is 4:1 and 5:1.
- The body of the lens is mostly metal, excluding the light module and the material of the mount differs depending on the camera type. The mount is made of steel on the Sony NEX (E-mount) and of aluminum on the micro 4/3.
- The removable light module includes 3 LEDs, whose running life is thousands of hours according to the manufacturer.
- Before sale every single piece undergoes a final inspection in Japan.
Size Name:Micro 43 For Panasonic/Olympus YASUHARAThe best price and service for you When place your order,please ensure you have noted below details well. NANOHA(M) macro lens are designed for micro 4/3 system NANOHA(E) are designed for Sony Nex series E mount. NANOHA(C) is for Canon EOS M mount. NANOHA x5 has 10 spherical glass lenses arranged in 7 groups. Its multi-layers coating prevent reflection and mechanical damage. It is possible to focus 11 mm away range with resulting 4x to 5x magnification. It has four holders for taking pictures without a tripod . The holders are made of plastic and it is possible to modify them by cutting the guiding line to meet your demand. The body of the lens is mostly metal, excluding the light module. The removable light module includes 3 LEDs. More information about our products,pls Google NANOHA LENS Prominent Feature: #4x to 5x magnification #Three leds built in the removable lighting module for giving continuous light #4 plastic holders help to maintain steady distance and cut to favorable size #Less reflection and true microscopic optic Return Policy We offer a 14-day Money Back Guarantee excluding your original shipping and handling charges Contact us for a return authorization and shipping instructions. Buyer pays the return shipping cost.Please keep the product in original package. For item at free shipping, an actual shipping fee will be deducted from the final refund.
Reviews
A**R
Great lens
I got the m4/3 lens.I initially had most luck using the lens mounted facing straight down on my tripod, as focusing that way seemed easier.After a few days i purchased a focusing rail, and i can only recommend that if you pick up this lens you get a focusing rail at the same time (i picked up a cheap one on amazon), it really makes a world of difference. And makes using this lens far more enjoyable.This lens produces very sharp "micro" images, from my tests its sharpest at f22. Because of the very shallow dept of field at f22, you probably want to focus stack images when taking pictures of objects that aren't just flat. Thats what produced the best results by far in my case anyway.So far it has been very fascinating trying to find objects that look really interesting up close. The most surprising items can result in at times almost artistic images, looking nothing like you would expect before getting in so close.I where a bit skeptical about the built in lighting at first, but it works perfectly and makes taking pictures of tricky subjects much easier than using an external light source.
P**L
Special glass
Got a great discount on this gem of a glass. Arrived quickly to Bulgaria. A very specialised, supermacro lens which needs a sturdy tripod and a slider for fine focus adjustments. Handheld shots will be hit or miss (the attached photo is actually shot handheld). Solidly made and fits fine on my micro 4/3 camera. Highly recommended if you know what you are buying!
O**N
Great for extreme macro pictures
This review applies to the micro 4/3 version of the lens. The Yasuhara Nanoha brings new new possibilities for extreme macro enthusiasts, allowing up to 5x magnification.It's a manual lens, having only two controls: the magnification and the aperture settings. Focusing is achieved either by changing the magnification or by moving the camera back and forth. I have to mention here that achieving perfect focus can be a problem, especially at 5x magnification, and I highly recommend the use of a focusing rail.
M**N
Five Stars
Facilitates Micro easily
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