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Fun! I really love the shot with the baker! That treat on the end is the perfect detail to sell the photo. And thanks for the shoutout, Ben! I'm having fun with the Adaptalux Studio right now and I have to say this early on, it's so satisfying to be able snake these lights into tight places. It's changed my workflow and has opened up creative possibilities. My shots and review are coming soon so watch out for that!

Thankyou Ben great micro video

Never heard of probe lens ! This is amazing. May I ask you what are lights that you are using for the diorama .

Thanks for this very timely Lego video. In a couple of weeks, we will be moving 150 miles away to be next door to our 11 and 9 year old grandchildren who build high end Lego projects at lightning speed. Maybe Grandpop can share another Lego dimension for their amazing minds to process.

Love this! 👏

What’s the least expensive camera and lens I can buy to make this work really well??

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Thank you Ben for this fantastic video on the theme that I love of Lego photos. However, I will have to continue for now with a "classic" macro lens because the cost of this Laowa lens is really very high, even second-hand. That said, you've already made some very beautiful ones in other videos with the lighting possibilities of the Adaptalux studio. Thank you also for introducing me to the Four Bricks Tall chain that I didn't know (@FourBricksTall). So I'm going to focus on Anna's tutorials as well. Thank you again well and see you very soon.

Useful? Unlikely. Interesting? Definitely!

Too much BLA, BLA, BLA, BLA, BLA, BLA....ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz.....

What distance would you recommend having between the drop valve and the bowl of water?

Why is the best resolution I can get on this video 144p? Just saying it makes it difficult to see the realisticness of what you're trying to show here. Still a helpful video from listening to your suggestions tho so thank you!!

Been reading a very interesting book on Iridology by Adam J. Jackson which contains many health related insights, including how the IRIS maps the body and can flag underlying issues - a bit dated but seems fairly thorough and sound on many levels. Otherwise, many more modern titles out there which I've yet to look into but first step is imaging your IRIS. ; )

Great

'Cid. No disrespect intended.

Hi Ben! Hope you're well? Unfortunately my Raynox 250 doesn't fit on the Z mount lens on my Nikon Z5 so I'll have to get a lens for my D7000 and try that instead. The Photography Show seems a long time ago now doesn't it? 🤨🤨😀😀

Yeah, had a flash unit cap, discharge on my thumb... It flew 7m through the air and left a hole the size of a bb in my thumb. Took years to fully heal! 🤣😭

Destiny showing up in my photography feed had me confused for a second. But ask yourself…did you throw enough grenades? Well… Did you???

Fantastic Ben this opens up all sorts of possibilities, never thought of attaching anything to a dedicated macro lens. Keep these coming 👍👍

Nicely done, Ben. I too use the DCR-on my macro lens for extra reach. Thank you!

I really enjoy all your tutorials. I learn quite a bit from you. Thank you.

Excellent video Ben. Thank you. Now I'm going to have to break my piggy bank again. :)

Morning Ben, another informative show thanks.

New From CANADA Love your photos of the Diecast cars I just started my Channel April 12 2024 and been trying my best at Videos and Photos on my page also my Community Page I print off backdrops for me cars or take them outside for a really cool video or shots Great Video

Gorgeous art! I am an amateur mycologist and photographer. I appreciate these insights. I haven't shot w/ UV yet and am excited to see what I can do. Thanks form Kentucky!

Hello! Tell me please, the newest lens model (firin) is also good for this thing? Thank you

Thank you, Ben. As always, you rocked it!

awesome many thanks

I've printed an adapter for the front so i can use a ringflash on the front of the lens.

I have this lens and it is A+. I recently purchased the Adaptalux system specifically for this lens! Works perfectly!! If you can afford it, the NOVOFLEX CASTEL-M FOCUSING RAIL RACK (CASTEL-M) works perfectly with this lens. The settings on the rail match the settings on this lens. Even though I have an automated rail, I find using the Castel-M very enjoyable and easy to use. The calibrations for each click of the rail control are integrated into the rail and are set for f5.6 so you need the precise light from the Adaptalux!

What is Cookie Monster doing there? 11:32

Great video, nice and tight , thanks

I wish someone would provide a tutorial on the Laowa close up kit - I bought it and HATE IT .... can't get enough light in and the subjects always look the same. Arogon 10-50 kit.

boom boom boom sound in the background is annoying

As yet I haven't got this system still tying to cobble together enough money to get a system there's the other problem what to get as there are more and more ideas popping into my head the more I watch these videos which are excellent by the way hopefully can purchase soon

Amazing . What is the light used .

Wow! I'm working on a multimedia installation with plants and I was looking up how to do these kinds of pictures and this tutorial was really helpful! Thank you, this is inspiring ☺️

only just found your channel loved it new subscriber time to binge watch

You are not using the grater as a tool. You are using it as a subject.

It’s also a guiro.

Amazing ! I love the photos with the Lego figure ! Thank you ! 👍🏽🙏🏽

Waaaaay cool ma man. Always looking for interesting textures at the local thrift store. You're very creative. Thank you sir!

Just to be different, a nice piece of Dutch Cheese with holes and a mouse lit from behind of course.

Box Grater, just sayin'

What am I going to do with my cheese grater you ask. Let my wife grate some cheese and later wash it. Then hide it from her whilst I play abstract photography for as long as I can. Thanks Ben for another great upload..... or do I mean Grate upload?

Very interesting my camera club will be doing a project using your ideas and any other they come up with. Thank you.

great video. Looks like I'll be hunting up a cheese grater soon. Thanks for the presentation.

Grate job Ben!! Very unique idea. Loved the bokeh balls.

i had to laugh... the good old grater brilliant idee

I would like to know where to get the lighting arms that were on the Manfrotto mini tripod. Thanks!