A camera shop in Phnom Penh lent me for a few days an oldie Micro-Nikkor 105mm f2.8 Manual Focus released since 1984. M is the only functional mode when it is on my Nikon D90, not to mention its manual focus. And what is worse, the light metering also ceases to function. That mean i need to see the actual light, set F value and guess the shutter speed. It is a bit pain, but the quality of the lens is pretty amazing, provided it was made more than 2 decades ago. Here are some shot i got.
Hibisus
Tell me if you know its name.
A PHOTO DIARY 
change theme teat hai :))
Great pic, i like it, thx for d tag in facebook too 🙂
I used to know the name of that flower! But not now 😀
I just know that it happens to blossom more during July – when students are having their high school exams 😀
wow….This theme is so wonderful !:)
@ Pinkii: The old theme will be unavailable from next month, so i have no choice but to change. I hate to re-adjust the photo sizes again:)
@S3ila: If you happen to recall it, do let me know 😉
@Long: Thanks
have you ever try Raynox DCR-250? It is cheap, only around 60$. I wonder if it works fine.
I have checked some photos by this macro adapter. Its quality is pretty amazing. I will keep it in my mind as I don own either macro lens or adapter at this moment. Thank for sharing, Vicheth.
So beautiful. This forces me to get one someday 🙂