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ilikecoffe
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16 days ago
 
Terminology

 What is the proper term for holding ones lens detached from the camera while taking pictures?

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belleariel
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16 days ago
 
Detached lensitis?


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superdewa
16 days ago
 
Are you thinking about reverse macros, where you turn your lens around and take photos through it? This can be done holding the lens or with a special coupler to hold a reversed lens onto your camera or another lens..


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16 days ago
 
I think I've read about this being done as a way to do tilt-shift photography.

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