ID231Big news for micro- and macrophotographers!:
Connection ring for two DSLR 80 mm lenses
Our 40 mm and 80 mm LM macro lenses (close-up lenses) are ideally suited for both micro- and macrophotography.
With our 40 mm LM macro lens (close-up lens) you can easily transform your digital SLR camera into a microscope. For high-resolution laboratory or studio work, we recommend our macro stand 2 for optimal results. With a minimum working distance of just 25 mm it is now possible to achieve an extremely good contrast and detail resolution capability. As a result, even large-scale biological or histological slides can be reproduced without the use of a microscope. For best results, however, illumination is recommended.
Our 80 mm LM macro lens (close-up lens) is ideally suited for outdoor use since its low weight makes it perfect for travel and excursions. Provided that the lighting conditions are good, a major advantage of the 80 mm LM macro lens (close-up lens) is that it enables freehand image capture up to a magnification ratio of 1.5:1. A reasonably priced zoom kit lens with a focal length of around 50 mm opens up the possibility of exploring macrophotography.
And the best part:
To capture images both outdoors and in the lab, our new M40 LM connection ring allows you to attach two 80 mm LM macro lens (close-up lens) to your camera. That way, you will see the same quality results as with a 40 mm LM macro lens (close-up lens)!
Another added advantage is that this solution enables you to fit two separate units with macro lenses (close-up lens).
The set also includes our LM filter adapter step-up ring (STR3758), which enables you to use any commercially available 58 mm filter.
Examples of attached UV and IR filters.
Special offer:
| Ordering code | Product description | Price | Price | Available | |
 | DMLDSLR40Set | Set LM Macro 40: consists of two LM Macro 80 connected with LM Connection Ring M40 and LM Filter Step Up Ring from 37 mm to 58 mm Data Sheet0 Data Sheet1 Data Sheet2 | Euro 595,-- | US $ 773.5 |  |
Canon EOS 1D X / Nikon D4 / Canon EOS 5D Mark III / Canon EOS 1D Mark IV / Nikon D800 / Nikon D800E / Canon EOS 60D / Canon EOS 600D / Sony NEX-5N / Canon EOS 60Da for astrophotography / Nikon D3S / Canon EOS 5D Mark II / Canon EOS 7D / Canon EOS 550D / Rebel T2i / Kiss X4 Digital / Pentax K-5 / Sony Alpha 55 / Sony Alpha 580 / Sony NEX-C3 / Sony NEX-7 / Sony Alpha 65V / Sony Alpha 77V / Nikon D3x / Canon EOS 1100D / Nikon D7000 / Sony Alpha 33 / Sony NEX-5 / Sony NEX-3 / Sony Alpha 35 / Olympus OM-D E-M5 / Olympus E-5 / Pentax K-r / Sony Alpha 57 / Canon EOS 1D Mark III / Nikon D5100 / Samsung NX1000 / Nikon D700 / Nikon D3 / Panasonic Lumix DMC-GX1 / Olympus E-30 / Olympus E-3 / Olympus E-620 /
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