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Canon EF25 II Extension Tube
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Review by Mark Coates on 1st June 2009
Rating: Good 
Product: Canon EF25 II Extension Tube
Product: Canon EF25 II Extension Tube
Offers the ability to use all your EF amd EF-S lenses as macros lenses.
You will lose infinity focus.
To get the best out of this tube, the correct technique is invaluable, Im still struggling as the depth of field becomes tiny, but this can be overcome with suitably small apertures, or not if that is what you are after. Its not amenable to taking snaps as it needs some careful thought. Perserverence will give some great results though
eg http://www.flickr.com/photos/gm_coates/2518557930/
You must ask yourself though, is it good value for money when theres no glass involved ?
There are cheaper aftermarket alternatives I would investigate before getting the Canon version.
Interestingly it can be stacked wit the Canon 1.4x extender even on non-L lenses !
Id go and play with one in a shop first if you can.
The EF12 has less of an effect, but I have no expereience if its use.
Enjoy, Mark
You will lose infinity focus.
To get the best out of this tube, the correct technique is invaluable, Im still struggling as the depth of field becomes tiny, but this can be overcome with suitably small apertures, or not if that is what you are after. Its not amenable to taking snaps as it needs some careful thought. Perserverence will give some great results though
eg http://www.flickr.com/photos/gm_coates/2518557930/
You must ask yourself though, is it good value for money when theres no glass involved ?
There are cheaper aftermarket alternatives I would investigate before getting the Canon version.
Interestingly it can be stacked wit the Canon 1.4x extender even on non-L lenses !
Id go and play with one in a shop first if you can.
The EF12 has less of an effect, but I have no expereience if its use.
Enjoy, Mark