Nikkor 60Mm Macro

[0.095 lb] I use this ring flash on a Macro Nikkor 60mm lens, with a Nikon body for dental/orthodontic photography. The light dispersion is very good, the recharge time is excellent, and I like the ability to increase the strength on one side compared to the other to avoid shadows.

[LCD touchscreen] I get fully functionality with my Fuji 60mm macro lens.

[72 mm (Front)] Love this macro lens! I've got the Olympus 60mm macro and this one is way more fun!

[3 x 2.95 x 0.6"] Very easy to use. I tried it on a Nikkor 60mm Micro and a Nikkor 500mm Mirror and both work great and retain infinity focus.

[+4] Use this close up lens on my Canon 60mm f/2.8 EF-S Macro. Works best with 50mm to 100mm lens range. You'll love the close up pictures you will get of flowers, bugs, small stationary items. Very fun close up lens to have.

[FUJIFILM X] Provides great results with Fuji 60mm f/2.4 macro lens. Retains all connections, and at max magnification covers an area only 30mm (1 1/4) wide. With a small aperture and flash (on or off camera), it makes a great portable handheld close up rig. I'm sure this tube works just as well with the Fuji 80mm macro lens.

[0.085 lb] Excellent hood, perfect fit for the Olympus 60mm f/2.8 macro. The Olympus hood is way overpriced. This option is great.

[T2.9] I purchased this lens to replace my Fuji XF 60mm f2.4 macro, which is limited to 1:2 magnification, lacks a distance scale and relies on focus-by-wire, making it too hard to pre-focus for a specific magnification. This lens ticked all those boxes at a very attractive price and is a real joy to use for macro photography. Testing at moderate distances (6 feet) sharpness is very good wide open, even in the corners, and is stellar at f4 and higher, matching the great performance of the Fuji 60mm. Centering is also very good in my copy. Sharpness at macro magnifications is also great right through 2:1 magnification. Focusing is very smooth, and the distance, DOF and magnification scales are very well implemented. The supplied metal lens hood is compact and useful, but needs to be removed for focusing at 1:1 or higher to allow enough working distance for lighting, since subjects are only a few inches from the front element. Focus is easy to achieve using focus peaking and focus zoom on Fuji bodies, but at extreme magnification it's often easier to focus by moving the camera back and forth than focusing, so a good macro rail is a useful accessory. The only minor negative I've found so far is that the aperture ring only has detents at full stops, instead of 1/3 stops like native Fuji lenses. But that's not a major concern for this type of lens. Another benefit of this lens over native Fuji 60mm and 80mm macro lenses is it works beautifully for infrared photography, with no noticeable hot spots through f11. Neither Fuji macro is usable with IR, so this opens up some very interesting opportunities for IR flower and insect photography.

[0.055 lb] fit right on the Olympus 60mm macro lens and functioned as other Olympus lens hoods with the sliding mechanism and is always attached to the lens so ready when needed.

[APS-C] This a review of the 7artisans Photoelectric 60mm f/2.8 Macro Mark II lens. I do not understand where the photoelectric reference is referring to, but it is, indeed, a fine lens. It's fully manual and the focus and aperture rings are smooth and have quality feel. Overall, the lens is well built and solid. Ou can still use it for distance photography, the throw of the focus ring is very short at those distances. I'm very happy with this lens, B&H ships quickly and for macro use, you cannot beat it.