Thank you, what a great practical review. Your images are something to be proud of. And hi from the uk. Keep going would love to see more.

3:55 what is that .

I recently got this lens and love it especially with in body focus stacking of my em1 MK3.

Thanks for sharing brother!

Ever since I watched this video almost a year ago I have been on the hunt for a robber fly to no avail - hopefully this year :)

Great shots - which batteries do you use for your flash light - which brand?

was that a zombie mushroom on that spider at 4:07? F awesome stacking! like F AWESOME!

Было очень полезно 👍

Outstanding photos! 👏🏾

Great film, enjoy your new lens, I look forward to seeing your review! I use the Nikon 300mm f4 pf lens, it's very light weight and focusses down to just over four feet! Using a 1.4 teleconverter barely affects image quality either! Cheers!

I have to say thank you, I'm sixty years old now and been a photographer all my life, I've never really done macro, after watching a couple of your films you've made me realise a few things and of course you are right, what better way to learn about the creatures where we live! I will definitely be giving it a go. Thanks for the inspiration!

Ive just found your channel, of course I've subscribed! You have some serious skills man, thank you for sharing your knowledge with us, very inspiring!

Very instructive video! Liked and subscribed! Thank you 🙂

Excellent information, thank you for your work👍👍🔥

I agree with you, this Rynox macro lens is a must-have for all photographers. And I also use Rynox 250. Amazing macro footage! A big LIKE from me.

I use an EM5 Mark I camera with a 75-300mm lens for my video and bird photography. And this PRO lens is my dream to upgrade my camera lens. Overall I enjoyed watching your video. A big LIKE from me, a birder from Singapore. I'm a new subscriber here. 👍🔔

Thank you for sharing!! 😁😁

I always enjoy your videos!!! I've only used one lens for macro, and that's the Sony 90mm. My current camera has 8 stops of stabilization. With insect tracking. I only use that on windy days!!! Keep up the awesome work my friend!!!

Thanks Great Video!

Great shot - your photos were very good too! This lens is also fully compatible with Panasonic Lumix cameras such as the G95, they use the same mount and the camera stabilisation works great with this lens too. For some reason Olympus and Panasonic cooperated and made their micro 4/3 lenses more or less fully interchangeable. Not sure about their full frame lenses.

I always enjoy your videos, short, informative, fun and you always get some awesome pictures. Btw, congratulations on the new pro diffuser!

Always a pleasure to see your work!

Hey Trey, some truly fabulous images and macro portraits.. Keep up the great work, thanks for uploading.

Superb Trey!!!

P.S don't lie that was your 15th attempt at the basket.😂

Brilliant pics, I use Canon and sometimes I get so frustrated I want to throw the lot in the bin, OM is the only system that syncs with focus bracketing, I don't see why all the other manufactures cant implement this with a software update.

I believe I've had the 60mm since the very end of 2021. My first macro lens was the Olympus 30mm, which is great in its own right for flowers and mushrooms. I want to try the 90 one day, but I want to get an OM-1 body so I don't have to switch lenses so much when I want to do both macro and bigger wildlife.

I have no clue, why your channel is not bigger.... Thank you for this

can it be used for video too?

Hey dude awesome Shots! I just started getting into this and its extremely fun and interesting. I was wondering how do you stack shots?

Awesome (as usual) but the MUSIC is WAY TOO LOUD, and interferes with your voice. The music is totally unneccesary - you're not making a music video but a (terrific) tutorial. Please, no music to interfere with your instruction. Many thanks!

Did you use a macro lens for this ? Or a regular 18-55mm lens? I don't have a macro lens right now but I like macro photography and I have tried focus stacking too.

Teleconverter greatly affects autofocus performance when shooting birds in flight. Less light means higher ISOs and slower shutter speeds. I prefer to crop then have blurry photos. For static subjects it’s good enough

Awesome shots bro 😊😊

Great work, as ever. Fantastic images. Encourages me to get out and practice more. Thanks.

Thanks for the review, Trey. Love the splendid images!

Been looking forward to your next video and you didn't disappoint! Nice lens review, but honestly, I'm thinking your photos show any lens gets you so far - and then it's a lot of practice and talent that really gets the shots. Fantastic pics, really inspirational to get out and practice more!

I'm so glad I found this channel! Your work and videos show that you don't need to spend a ton of money on expensive camera equipment to take high-quality photos. Great results can be achieved even with a small budget. Keep up the good work! I'm already excited for your next videos!

Wonderful photos! Love the spider on the heart shaped green leaf and blew background.

Great pictures I really enjoyed the video. I also watch your macro videos.

Hey amazing and easy to understand video. I echo pretty much what all the comments say below for your video and its purpose. What lens have you used ? And like your makeshift diffuser which seems like a perfect DIY alternative to the pricey ones available online.

You haven't been posting on Flickr of late? Great video!

You mentioned your camera I'm curious what lens you use?

Some amazingly good shots, well done. Also thanks for sharing how to use Photoshop for the stack, I didn’t know you could do that.

Awesome 😎 Thanks for your help, very helpful from someone who has absolutely nailed it

Very well done video! Glad you made an emphasis on doing focus stacks. I had not thought of that.

Excellent work. 👍

Molto bravo!! (sono un povero ignorante, non conosco la lingua inglese)

Dope tips!

extra cette vidéo , merci pour ma part , je ne vois pas un énorme gain de qualité entre ton ancien diffuser et le nouveau