Neewer Focusing Close Up Shooting Standard Review

looks pretty high quality and professional. If you use it with myOlympus emd5 and a macro lens, the adjustment is smooth.

Along with the expected expectations of the Descripción de la Preventiona. está bien factoryado, con buenos materiales y es muy fácil de usar

You construct and consolidate a pesar de su bajo costo it you can use for hacer macro photography, and para poner a punto nodal los lentes para hacer panorámicas! Completion of the macro for testing the primer with additional accessories! super feliz

Absolutely God sent to achieve precise focus. My macro sharpness has improved a lot and I heartily recommend it considering the price. There was no way I could keep my hand steady, and the manual focus helps a lot. If you work with macros, this is indispensable.

Great value for money. One of the tracks disconnected (too bulky and creates unnecessary instability for me) and only uses forward/backward movement. Lubricated the rail and guide with jack grease and achieved a smoother ride. The device is just about acceptable for a full-frame camera and a 100mm macro lens with extension rings and/or a Canon D500 macro lens. Decent value for the money AND a must for macro focusing with minimal depth of field and close-up focusing in manual mode.

I have had this splint for a few years now and it serves its purpose perfectly. I use it for 1:1 macro photography mounted on a Manfrotto 410 gear head and the combination of the two products gives great accuracy and focus stability. I particularly like that it is adjustable both front and back and side to side. Considering the price, this is a well-made product, but it's certainly a bit cheap. The biggest complaint would be that the camera's mounting screw is difficult to tighten, as the grip…

Very well done. I wish they would provide some instructions, but it's so simple that I think they decided it wasn't necessary. (If there were, I'd give them five stars.) I use it on my tripod for minor macro adjustments and on my copy stand. The two tables can be used separately so I keep them in my macro/copier storage box. Well done and working. Definitely a good tool to expand your precision macro equipment or general copy/product setup.

For such a price it's pretty good. It's not the most reliable device. The camera's locking knob looks like cheap plastic and is difficult to turn. Once that's done, it works fine. The gear has some play. Not enough to cause a problem, and there are two-bar locks to further mitigate that shortcoming. If it was more than $30 I would probably only give it 3 stars but it is a good value for most of your macro photography needs.

I have had this splint for several years now and it serves its purpose. I use it for 1:1 macro photography mounted on a Manfrotto 410 gear head and the combination of the two products gives great accuracy and focus stability. I particularly like that it is adjustable both front and back and side to side. Considering the price, this is a well-made product, but it's certainly a bit cheap. The biggest complaint would be that the camera's mounting screw is difficult to tighten as the grip is…