Sony E Macro Lens

[T22] incredible lens, works very well in macro. I use this lens with a Sony A6000 and a MetaBones adapter.

[0.23 lb] As advertised, fits Sony FE 90mm f/2.8 Macro G OSS Lens perfectly. Should it cost $41? I dont think so but serves me right for misplacing the lens hood that came with the lens. :-( ☹️

[Brass] Fits tight enough, transmits aperture control to my Sony macro lens (which does not have manual aperture).

[0.75 lb] It's just right for my needs.....the macro lens.

It's just right for my needs.....the macro lens.

[100mm] After shooting with Canon L and Sony macro lenses I wasn't expecting much from this lower priced lens. I've been impressed and the 2x aspect is very beneficial at times. If you don't need AF this is a strong consideration.

[0.11 lb] This macro attachment rocks! It's a large, optically perfect item giving excellent results. I might use a 72 to 77mm step-up ring. My original intent for the Nisha was to add macro capability to my Rokinon/Samyang 85mm lenses. Used with a zoom, I did find that it shadowed my Sony 'G' lens at the widest focal length of 24mm. My sample image of an Orca carving was taken with the Sony lens.

[1 V] The Bolt macro flash unit really works well with my Sony a 99ll and 100 millimeter Sony macro lens. It was not hard to set up or to program, which was one of my concerns. I have just begun testing it out and I’m very pleased with my initial results. Having the ability to move the two flashers in any direction is a real plus for macro photography. I am looking forward to using the included gels and diffuser in the future. There’s a whole lot of potential here yet for me to discover.

[0.135 lb] I recently added the Sony FE 90mm f/2.8 macro to my underwater lens lineup, and this port was a must-have. I took it out Sunday afternoon for a shallow dive in Crystal River for small fish photography. The results were amazing. Beware that when placing it on the extender for the first time, you will trap air inside the housing that will pop this port back off. My solution was to unbuckle the main seal clamps on the back of the housing, so any trapped air could escape out the back. Just make sure you then check the rear o-ring for any extrusions before clamping the main plate back on. I'm using this with a Sony A6500 and Sony FE90mm f/2.8 macro and couldn't be happier with the results! Depending on your lens selection, you may also need one of these: https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1130965-REG/ikelite_5516_7_2_25_lens_port_extension.html

[0.475 lb] I use this mount to hold a heavy macro lens on a Rayqual Nikon F to Sony E adapter. It fits the Rayqual adapter beautifully with a couple wraps of teflon plumbing tape under it.