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rolsen
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 Posted: Sun May 06, 2018 9:08 am Post subject: Anemone hepatica + a bonus bug |
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I was shooting my first hepaticas of the season and got a little passenger too. Five image stack, Canon 6DmkII + Sigma 135 with 20mm extension. Not perfect but came out as a decent print.
 Anemone hepatica by Rane Olsen, on Flickr
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Lou Jost
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rolsen
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| Lou Jost wrote: | | Very beautiful. That Sigma 135 is a great lens by itself, and an even better tube lens for microscope objectives. |
Thanks Lou! Yes, Sigma 135/1.8 is an impressive piece of glass. I wonder the amount of adapter rings needed to get down to Mitu threads from 82mm though..or RMS threads even. I have just started my journey with microscope lenses, only have 4x AmScope and Lomo 3,7. Eventually this disease will lead into Mitu's and tube lenses for sure...
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mawyatt
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| Posted: Thu May 10, 2018 5:42 am Post subject: |
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Lou,
Do you see any vignetting with a full frame sensor with the Sigma 135 as a tube with the Mitty 5X and 10X?
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Lou Jost
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| Posted: Thu May 10, 2018 7:00 am Post subject: |
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Mike, I will have to check that. I don't have a full-frame sensor but I can shift my MFT sensor out to that distance diagonally and see if it vignettes.
Rane, the adaptors are easy. One 82-77 step down and one Kood 77-52mm step-down, which threads to any of my 52mm-objective thread step-down filters. The real problem with that lens is that it is heavy and lacks a tripod collar. I have sometimes mounted a tripod collar in the infinity space between objective and lens...in vertical set-ups that is not too bad.
The other problem with it is it's lack of a manual aperture ring or lever in the mount, unlike Sigma's earlier Art lenses for Nikon which at least had the stop-down lever. This isn't fatal since we normally don't stop down a tube lens.
It is my best tube lens. Really good.
Lou
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mawyatt
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Lou,
I thought the Rokinon/Samyang 135mm would be a great tube because it was superbly sharp everywhere in the full frame (almost as good as the new Sigma Art), as I and later Steve found out, not so 
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mawyatt
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Technical Evaluation Strategically Timed, AKA TEST 
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