These two were part of an experiment I did some time ago.
My very first attempt to shoot macro with a reversed lens.
I struggled quite a bit before managing to get anything in focus, but both these came out pretty ok. At least to me.
Sony a7 + Helios 44-2 --- ISO 100 --- f/16 --- 1/400 sec
@brumest. All rights reserved.This technique, as the name implies, consists in reversing a lens and connect it back to the camera using a reverse ring adapter.
If you're brave enough you can try to do it without the ring, just by reversing the lens in front of your camera's body, but I wouldn't advise you to do that, specially outdoors and specially if you're using a mirrorless body.
For these two images I used a manual Helios 44-2 attached to a Sony a7.
Sony a7 + Helios 44-2 --- ISO 100 --- f/16 --- 1/400 sec
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