NISI 49mm Close-up +9 diopter Lens Review! Should You Get It?

Join me as we dive into the fascinating world of macro photography with the NiSi 49mm Close-Up +9 Diopter Lens!

In this video, we push the limits of macro photography using the NiSi 49mm +9 Diopter Lens. I will review and showcase the lens's macro capabilities by capturing intricate textures, vibrant colors, and captivating details that are often missed by the naked eye.

Get ready to witness nature's tiny wonders up close as we travel to the Cambridge Butterfly Conservatory to explore the intricate patterns, delicate structure, and mesmerizing details of butterflies. Discover the hidden beauty that lies within the tiniest of subjects.

This will be my honest and true review of the Nisi lens.

Equipment used:

Camera: Sony A7iii
Lens: Laowa 60mm F2.8 2x 2:1 Macro Lens + Nisi 49mm Close-up +9 diopter lens
Flash: Godox Ad200

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[crumpeteer]

Nice video Jake. Do you know the filter element? Thanks

[Illuvis]

Hi Jake, I can recommend placing the camera and any lenses into a large zip-lock plastic bag before entering the enclosure. Walk around for a few minutes to check out the butterflies until the camera comes up to the ambient temperature and then use it. This will stop any fogging of the lenses. Great video by the way.

[fingerdrummers]

Great review. I was hoping to see some comparisons with Raynox.

[Notagain]

Nice video thanks. To work out if it would help me, I hope you can answer one question for me. Does the increase in magnification simply come from being able to get closer to the subject (reduce working distance)? i.e. if you can't physically get closer because of physical restrictions would using one of these lens adapters make any difference?