Owner's Manual

shoot a horizontal cornpC)Sltion, then feel like taking a similar photo in a
vertical VVith a regular the subject through the viewfinder
inevitably shihs and the to refocus from the starr. Vv'ith a Iripod mount
you can maintain position of the in the - for an
to a or even em
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of a phdbQr<:pl'H:harlqe5 drarTIan(:dly
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Use autorccus for qUick focus;
ond then rum the VVhen
you your attention on the
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the difference in the finished photo
wm be :mrn6\:iiarel'y1 OJ:JpClre!lt.
Use this L.metIor) to maKe precise adiusrmenls after focusing quickly on autdocus witholit switching b manual.
This br:ngs cut the fiJll potential of the photographer's ex!:wesslve (Jb;i!iv~s.
Tripods ere normolly altacned diredy to the camero body. lenses with a tripod mount ring, however!
aHow the ['fiped to be attached to the len$ rather them the comera body, Accordingly: the camera robtes with the
lens at ine oxis, and cfter the macro iens is attached, the front/bock weight distribution is improved, The result
steady, blur-free mount (ngs ore available for the EF 1 OOmm fi2,B Macre USiA and
suppi;eJ vhh the iJ180mm USt/1 and the Mp·E 65mm f/2.8 1·5x lenses.
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