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Which goes on first: Teleconverter or Extension tubes?

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2010-08-05
1 min read

Steve Berardi over at PhotoNaturalist has an interesting article about the order of attaching a teleconverter and extension tubes to your camera to achieve the closest focusing distance. It matters because getting closer [which is the purpose of using the extension tubes and teleconverter in the first place] allows you to nicely isolate your close up subject from the background.

Read the article at: PhotoNaturalist.

 

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