RAYNOX DCR-150 1.5x Macro Lens

I may also buy the 250, or one of Raynox's more powerful accessory lenses, for insect and flower shots -- but for now this works just fine addeed to my kit macro (with a 49-to-43mm ring) on my NEX-7.

I bought this as a less expensive option to a dedicated macro lens for my D7100. After doing some research, this seemed to fit my needs. This company has another lens with a stronger magnification, but I wanted to be able to use it without a tripod....

Rather than investing in a macro lens, I decided to purchase the Raynox DCR-150. I am attaching it to the Sony E 55-210mm f/4.5-6.3 OSS E-Mount Lens that came with my Sony a6000. I'm very impressed with the quality of images produced by the attachment....

I didn't want to pay for a dedicated macro lens, but I wanted to have the option for close-ups when outdoors. This close-up lens seemed like a good alternative to a dedicated macro. I considered the DCR-250, but that seemed to magnify too much for my...

lens works well on canon g15 with lens adapter. Good clean image with sharp edges. Using a 58mm to 49mm stepdown ring rather than the included adapter for mounting.

With a bridge camera it's hard to find accessories that fit and do the job. The DCR-150 1.5x Macro Lens does that and is great.

Can't think of one bad thing to say about this lens. I am a nature enthusiast and so far have used this lens to film tiny bugs. Not a professional photographer but this thing takes great shots!

works well with the Rebel t2i

I ordered this for my advanced Canon digicams, the G12 and SX 40. Both have capacity for adding filters. The superzoom Canon SX 40 works particularly well with the Raynox DCR 150. The filter adapter is not required with this attachment on the SX 40. I...

I bought this lens for casual close-up shooting, no bugs or caterpillars, just somewhat larger objects up close. I expected to get better quality from it than I was getting from the cheaper diopter lenses that I have, that come in multiple strengths,...