The DCR-250 Super Macro lens obtains the maximum macro magnification power with the camera lens set at the most telephoto zoom position. The lens is made of high index optical glass, which produce rich and razor sharp image. The lens includes a Snap-on universal mount suitable for 52mm to 67mm filter sizes.
| Magnification | 2.5x |
| Rear Thread | 43 mm |
| Front Thread | 49 mm |
| Optical Design | 3 Elements in 2 Groups |
| Dimensions | ø: 2.1 x L: 0.7" / ø: 53 x L: 18 mm |
| Weight | 2.1 oz / 60 g |
| Package Weight | 0.37 lb |
| Box Dimensions (LxWxH) | 3.7 x 3.65 x 2.75" |
I use the lens with various lenses on my Lumix G85 and quite happy with the results so far. I have to use a tripod, my hands are not steady enough to use the lens without one. I envy those who can use this lens without a tripod. Since the price is cheap enough, it's a lens that you cannot miss if you want to dabble in macrophotography.
I got it for my regular zoom lenses so I don't have bring a second lens just for macro. It works okay with the 18-135 aps-c, and less than okay with 70-350 aps-c. It rocks with the Laowa 65 2x when I need 2:1.
Works great on my Nikon 105 macro f/2.8
First pictures out of the box were impressive on my Sony rx10miv. I am using a step-down ring. My suggestion would be for the lens to come with a cap/protection so both sides are protected when you remove it from your camera. Only one side's lens cap fits when the lens is in its snap-on holder, and having to disassemble each time or carry the bulky plastic box is inconvenient.
If you want to go to another level in macro photography, don't forget Raynox
Does what its supposed to do
Attaching this to the Olympus 60mm M43 macro lens. Advantages: you get somewhat closer to the subject Disadvantages: it's a total personality change for the 60mm macro lens. 1. Your depth of field drops to extremely small. Don't even think of shooting without a tripod (or a firm rest on a table). Even so, you only get a little sliver of a usable image unless you use focus stacking. 2. Your focal range is extremely narrow. You have to be (approximately) between 3 and 5 inches from the subject. So, a big change from the freewheeling ease-of-use of the 60mm on its own which can focus anywhere from (approximately) 7 inches to infinity, take photos handheld (as long as you don't want focus stacking), and give good images basically with no effort. Still, if you desperately want to get closer closer CLOSER macro (to which I plead guilty), this will help.
I use this with a Canon 55-250mm lens and it works great for insect macro photos! Very easy to use. My only qualm is that the cap is a bit annoying to remove.
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