Raynox (Japan) Products Now Available in Singapore! Part Two

[CyberBoyFriend]

Hi,

I have a Raynox DCR-250 attached to a 18-55mm and i feel it's quite ok... thanks for your item! I am keen in getting more than these so please contact me as i plan to get a wide angle converter and possible stack to attached to my 250. Please PM me for details with price.

Thanks in advance!

Ron

 

[tommyx]

hi,

i am interested in the raynox dcr-150 on a 49mm. is that possible?
please pm me.

thanks.

 

[jim_mcgill]

Hi All,

The popular Raynox DCR-250 is still available in limited quantity. Get it now for this weekend's macro outing. Cheers!

http://www.mcgill.com.sg/shop/produ...d=121&osCsid=a12e2cdddca1d864a7182030500a533b

 

[elurice]

any affordable way to use this with a 72mm threaded lens?

 

[jim_mcgill]

any affordable way to use this with a 72mm threaded lens?

Hi elurice,

Yes, just get a stepdown ring but not all 72mm lens are suitable for use with Raynox macro lenses.

Please call us with your lens details and we will be able to advise you. Cheers!

 

[somefriendyouare]

Stock still available? I want to order one ill pick up anytime this day.

 

[jim_mcgill]

Stock still available? I want to order one ill pick up anytime this day.

Hi somefriendyouare,
DCR-250 is still available. Please call or sms our hotline to arrange pickup time.
Thanks!

 

[infusia]

just tried the DCR-250 on my canon 15-85 (kit lens from 7D)
it does not seems to focus...

 

[jim_mcgill]

just tried the DCR-250 on my canon 15-85 (kit lens from 7D)
it does not seems to focus...

Hi infusia,

Please note the focusing distance of DCR-250 is around 12cm.

A popular way is to set the camera to manual mode, half-press the shutter button and slowly move the camera back and forth around the focusing distance to get the sharpest image. Press fully when desired focus is achieved.

Call us if you still face any problem.

Cheers!

 

[jim_mcgill]

just tried the DCR-250 on my canon 15-85 (kit lens from 7D)
it does not seems to focus...

A popular way is to set the camera to manual mode, half-press the shutter button and slowly move the camera back and forth around the focusing distance to get the sharpest image. Press fully when desired focus is achieved.

Call us if you still face any problem.

Cheers!

 

[jim_mcgill]

just tried the DCR-250 on my canon 15-85 (kit lens from 7D)
it does not seems to focus...

A popular way is to set the camera to manual mode, half-press the shutter button and slowly move the camera back and forth around the focusing distance to get the sharpest image. Press fully when desired focus is achieved.

Call us if you still face any problem.

Cheers!

 

[jim_mcgill]

just tried the DCR-250 on my canon 15-85 (kit lens from 7D)
it does not seems to focus...

A popular way is to set the camera to manual mode, half-press the shutter button and slowly move the camera back and forth around the focusing distance to get the sharpest image. Press fully when desired focus is achieved.

Call us if you still face any problem.

Cheers!

 

[jim_mcgill]

To infusia:

A popular way is to set the camera to manual mode, half-press the shutter button and slowly move the camera back and forth around the focusing distance to get the sharpest image. Press fully when desired focus is achieved.

Call us if you still face any problem.

Cheers!

 

[Doragon]

Hi,

Am interested to get a Raynox DCR-7900ZD 0.79x Zero Distortion Wide Angle. Is it still available? Please PM me.

Cheers

 

[jim_mcgill]

Hi All,

Thanks for your patronage of Raynox products. Our ever popular DCR-2025PRO has been sold out again but new stock will arrive soon.

DCR-250 and CM-2000A are still available in very limited quantity. We also have the DCR-731 0.7x (55mm/52mm/43mm/37mm threads), DCR-6600PRO 0.6x (52mm thread) and HD-7000PRO 0.7x (58mm thread)wide angle lenses.

Order now whilst stocks last! Cheers.

 

[hermes76]

Hi Jim,

You mentioned in your ad that there's this optional but useful snap-on cover for your DCR-250, can I know how is the cover use for?

 

[jim_mcgill]

Hi Jim,

You mentioned in your ad that there's this optional but useful snap-on cover for your DCR-250, can I know how is the cover use for?

Hi hermes76,

The snap-on cover is very useful in the following ways:
1) Prevent constant removal of the lens from the universal adapter, thus reducing accident of lens dropping out from your hand. If you wish to use the storage cap supplied, you would have to keep removing the lens from the adapter.
2) Can be attached effortlessly to protect the front of lens while shooting in the fields without the need to remove the setup from your camera, while you are not shooting or having a break.
3) Very cheap, only $8. 49mm high quality cover made in South Korea. Difficult to find in shops too, that's why we provide it to benefit customers.

Cheers.

 

[EvilMrK]

Hi

Can 250 fit on canon 100mm F2.8L IS?

 

[hermes76]

Hi hermes76,

The snap-on cover is very useful in the following ways:
1) Prevent constant removal of the lens from the universal adapter, thus reducing accident of lens dropping out from your hand. If you wish to use the storage cap supplied, you would have to keep removing the lens from the adapter.
2) Can be attached effortlessly to protect the front of lens while shooting in the fields without the need to remove the setup from your camera, while you are not shooting or having a break.
3) Very cheap, only $8. 49mm high quality cover made in South Korea. Difficult to find in shops too, that's why we provide it to benefit customers.

Cheers.

Dear Jim,

juz gotton the DCR-250 from you, can't wait to go into action....

I noticed a string on the snap-on cover, how is it to be tied to my main lens?

 

[jim_mcgill]

Hi

Can 250 fit on canon 100mm F2.8L IS?

Hi EvilMrK,

Yes, DCR-250 can be mounted directly to the Canon 100mm lens. However some users prefer to use DCR-150 instead as the DCR-250 might produce too high a magnification when combined with a 100mm lens.

You can try both at our place before deciding. Cheers!