Cambo WRS-1010 Macro-Adapter for Wide RS System

An essential tool for macro photography enthusiasts, the WRS-1010 Macro-Adapter is a durable and high-quality accessory designed to enhance the capabilities of the Wide RS System. This compact and versatile adapter is specifically engineered to attach seamlessly to regular WDS Lenspanels, providing an additional 10mm extension to the focal plane distance. With this extension, photographers can achieve true 1:1 life-size reproduction with a WDS-556 Lenspanel equipped with a 47mm lens or a WDS-557 with a 50mm lens, allowing for incredibly detailed close-up shots of small subjects.

The stylish WRS-1010 Macro-Adapter is not only built to last but also offers the flexibility to stack multiple adapters together, enabling photographers to reach any desired level of magnification. This feature is particularly beneficial for those looking to explore the minute intricacies of their subjects, from the delicate textures of a flower to the complex components of a timepiece.

When utilizing the WRS-1010 macro-interface, the focusing range is significantly enhanced, allowing for precise control and clarity in your macro photography. For example, with a 50mm lens, the focusing range is adjusted from 0.30 to 0.21 meters, while a 60mm lens will focus between 0.42 to 0.29 meters. The adapter continues to provide this benefit across various focal lengths, up to a 120mm lens which can focus between 1.56 to 1.02 meters.

It's important to note that while the WRS-1010 Macro-Adapter is designed for consistency, individual lenses may exhibit slight variations in focusing ranges due to their unique characteristics. However, this adapter remains a top choice for photographers who value the compatibility and quality associated with the Cambo brand, and for those seeking to delve deeper into the world of macro photography with their Wide RS System. The WRS-1010 Macro-Adapter is an indispensable addition to any photographer's toolkit, offering the ability to capture the world in exquisite detail.