JJC F Mount Auto Focus Macro Extension Tube Set for Nikon D850 D750 D780 D3500 D3400 D7500 D7200 D7100 D7000 D5600 D5500 D5300 D5200 D5100 D5000 D3300 D3200 D3100 D800 D810 D700 D610 D600 D500 & More

I used these with a standard 18-55mm lens on my Nikon D3400 and the results are INSANE. I obviously got some cute little floral images, but I also tried it on a gnat and you can see every hair, and even the eye texture!

These are garbage. They don’t allow lens to communicate with camera just kept getting an error code. Unfortunately my husband threw away the box so I couldn’t return them. I just tossed them in the trash. $80 down the drain.

This product is great and is extremely affordable! The only thing that is a bit of a negative with the product is that it takes a bit of force to mount it to the lens, a little more that I’m super comfortable with, but it fits snug and I haven’t feared I’m going to hurt my camera or anything. The photo shows some 1:12 scale (6”) figure photography I took with the 20mm extension and a 18-55 mm kit lens.

I would of given 5 stars, but they are sometimes hard to disconnect. Also if I use all 3 extension tubes, I lose the ability to change my Fstop settings on my camera. They work great otherwise close up images using my 50mm lenses.

Bought them to give it a shot, and wasn’t disappointed with the results using my Nikon D780 and my 50mm prime lens. Attached pictures are from no tube, just the 10 mm, 10+26, and all 3 tubes where you can see the water pearling.

Avoid this set of extension tubes (ET) at all costs. I never even had the chance to use any of these extension tubes in the field. I tried the smallest ET first. Auto focus worked, but slowly, on my Nikon D500 and 70-200mm f/2.8 zoom lens. I tried the other two but neither would autofocus; wouldn't even attempt to autofocus. On my first attempt to use any of the extension tubes, on this same setup, outside, none of them worked with autofocus. Even worse, the original 70-200mm f/2.8 lens no longer worked in autofocus mode even when directly attached to the D500, without any ET attached. My other Nikon lenses still autofocus, but it appears even a single use of these JJC ETs burned out the lens focus motor. Now I have to have this lens repaired at significant cost.

FAST SHIPPING BY SELLER-QUALITY PRODUCT-HAVE NOT USED IT YET BUT GOING TO USE FOR FILM NEGATIVE DIGITIZING AND MACRO PHOTOGRAPHY

First let me say I love this idea, but it needs work. Also do you research after I got it I found the exact same thing for less than half the price of this one. My biggest issue is it will not focus. One ring, two rings, or three rings it will not focus. My second biggest issue is it's plastic. The description says metal it is not. It is cheap flimsy plastic. Also it is not returnable so I am stuck with it, but buyer beware it is not all you would hope it would be.

Even though the plastic body, the connections are very well done. You were pretty good.

As a photographer exploring the art of micro photography I added the to my arsenal. They helped with the magnification of my 60mm 1:1 macro lense. These were inexpensive compared to the brand named rings.

Tried different formats and combinations with my Nikon D3300. Most attempts did not work and on occasion when one did work, it was very unsatisfactory. It is a very poor design, not at all what I expected.

Will be returning for they do not work that well. Very stiff to remove or add to camera and lens. Feels like they will break. I have tried and they take to long to focus on the object. I tried all different options and just did not suit the needs and if they did work took to long to get an actual focus enough for a good picture. Long story short will be investing in an actual micro lens.

Simple yet sturdy quality. Holds tight even with 70-200 lens. Auto focus works. No gaps for light to get in. Impressed with the kit, and the carrying bag is nice too. I recommend this product.