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B.I.G. Micro Four Thirds

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Micro Four Thirds
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  • infinitely adjustable intermediate ring
  • bayonet mount on the back
  • Of course, focal lengths around 50 mm are best suited.

A special macro lens for your mirrorless system camera is too expensive for you?
But you still have magnification lenses from your own B&W lab with an M39 mount? Or photo lenses with an M42 camera thread, perhaps from analog camera equipment? Then simply turn these old "treasures" into your own macro lens.
The B.I.G. macro screw is an infinitely adjustable intermediate ring. A single turn is enough to change the length sensitively. With the rear bayonet connection, it fits perfectly on your mirrorless system camera. At the front, you can use the direct M42 connection or - with the enclosed adapter ring - M39.
This allows you to achieve a relatively large scale (approx. 1:1.5) and still remain far enough away from the subject to be able to stage it with the appropriate light or not cast a shadow on the subject yourself. Magnification lenses with their compact design and light weight naturally have advantages here.

Anschluss: Micro Four Thirds
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MSRP* 95,-
87,22 Zwischenring
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B.I.G. Micro Four Thirds

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  • infinitely adjustable intermediate ring
  • bayonet mount on the back
  • Of course, focal lengths around 50 mm are best suited.

Product description for B.I.G. Micro Four Thirds

A special macro lens for your mirrorless system camera is too expensive for you?
But you still have magnification lenses from your own B&W lab with an M39 mount? Or photo lenses with an M42 camera thread, perhaps from analog camera equipment? Then simply turn these old "treasures" into your own macro lens.
The B.I.G. macro screw is an infinitely adjustable intermediate ring. A single turn is enough to change the length sensitively. With the rear bayonet connection, it fits perfectly on your mirrorless system camera. At the front, you can use the direct M42 connection or - with the enclosed adapter ring - M39.
This allows you to achieve a relatively large scale (approx. 1:1.5) and still remain far enough away from the subject to be able to stage it with the appropriate light or not cast a shadow on the subject yourself. Magnification lenses with their compact design and light weight naturally have advantages here.

B.I.G. Micro Four Thirds

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Objektiv-Anschluss
Micro Four Thirds
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Micro Four Thirds
EAN and KAN KAN
EAN
4501914230508
KAN
423050

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