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[1 of 1 customers found this review helpful]
from Pekin IL. on 9/20/2010
Comments about Nikon Nikon BR-2A 52mm Lens Reversing Ring:
I use this on my D90 with my 50mm lens and works great
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Comments about Nikon Nikon BR-2A 52mm Lens Reversing Ring:
Just got the reverse ring and it works great put it on my 50mm lens
from Tampa, FL on 1/26/2010
Comments about Nikon Nikon BR-2A 52mm Lens Reversing Ring:
It mount easily and securely on both the body and lens. The ring is well-made.
Not a fancy piece of gear, but it opened up the world of macro photography for just a small amount of money.
Taken with reversing ring and 28mm prime.
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from Boca Raton, FL on 1/11/2010
Comments about Nikon Nikon BR-2A 52mm Lens Reversing Ring:
It's made of metal (not plastic) and connects beautifully and solidly to the camera and the lens. Too bad it can't preserve AF :-)
from Rygge, Norway on 1/10/2010
Comments about Nikon Nikon BR-2A 52mm Lens Reversing Ring:
Great magnification on short lenses. Be sure that you have an aperture ring on your lens, otherwise you won't be able to adjust the aperture easily.
The BR-2A feels solid and durable, but similar non-brand products can be found a lot cheaper.
[0 of 3 customers found this review helpful]
from reno on 9/22/2009
Comments about Nikon Nikon BR-2A 52mm Lens Reversing Ring:
it's a ring so thankfully it's round--what can i say
[7 of 7 customers found this review helpful]
from Kingwood, TX on 8/11/2009
Comments about Nikon Nikon BR-2A 52mm Lens Reversing Ring:
I bought this specifically to mount on my 50mm f/1.8 nikkor. It takes a little getting used to at first since the working distance is less than a few inches and you MUST use a flash if you are in any environment short of a sunny day. The images turn out great with a large depth of field (>f16). The only drawback of it that cannot be helped if using a prime is the lack of focus adjustment. With a real macro, you can control how far away your subject is and focus on it, but with the reversal ring, you can only crop your shot at a single magnification. Also, if you screw the ring on tight enough (but not too tight!) to the lens, you will not have any issues with it falling off.
Taken with 50mm at closest focus distance.
Taken with same 50mm, using BR-2A
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from Highland Park, IL on 7/8/2009
Comments about Nikon Nikon BR-2A 52mm Lens Reversing Ring:
It is a good product for a special use.
[1 of 1 customers found this review helpful]
from Collinsville, IL on 2/6/2009
Comments about Nikon Nikon BR-2A 52mm Lens Reversing Ring:
I find this product of great help in doing macro photography.
[2 of 2 customers found this review helpful]
from PDX on 12/29/2008
Comments about Nikon Nikon BR-2A 52mm Lens Reversing Ring:
Cheap and easy way to experiment with macro photography if you already have a 50mm lens.
Everything is manual, focus is challenging, and your lens is exposed, but it works as designed.
[2 of 3 customers found this review helpful]
Comments about Nikon Nikon BR-2A 52mm Lens Reversing Ring:
The BR2A screws into the lens without any problem but it does not lock in to the camera body and the lens wants to fall off the camera when I try to focus or change the aperture.
[2 of 3 customers found this review helpful]
from Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina on 8/25/2008
Comments about Nikon Nikon BR-2A 52mm Lens Reversing Ring:
Great product for macro photography.
[0 of 13 customers found this review helpful]
from St. Joe, MO on 7/14/2008
Comments about Nikon Nikon BR-2A 52mm Lens Reversing Ring:
This is the Nikon ring & I am using a Nikon D40x & Nikon lens. It will not recognize that a lens is attached. Maybe it's operator error but I can't get it to work.
[8 of 8 customers found this review helpful]
from central New York State on 9/26/2007
Comments about Nikon Nikon BR-2A 52mm Lens Reversing Ring:
This has been a terrific solution for lens lust on a budget. The challenge of all "M" shooting (including focus by movement) is one that only adds to the enjoyment and pure fun of reversing the outstanding and versatile 50mm lens. I enjoy my macro shoots (attempts anyway) each time I go out with the 50mm reversed with this ring. It is solid, and I don't worry about losing the lens off my camera. It is just too much fun.