I actually ended up doing this out of
necessity on my trip to China a few months
ago when I dropped my NIKON in Starbucks in
Shanghai and broke the plastic baffel that
holds the lens to the camera. The only way to
shoot photos was to attempt to hold the lens
in place! Actually got great photos and some
interesting ones as well. Didn't know it was
called Freelensing!
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Cary Crusiau, Craig Goode Design, avantissime, flux112, and 18 other people added this photo to their favorites.
Erik Rozendaal (26 months ago | reply)
Nice trick, I will have to try this. Neat diagram too.
Alicia Petgrave (26 months ago | reply)
Thanks for the diagram! This helps a lot.
somedaythewaves (26 months ago | reply)
you're awesome!
kayakgirl1 (12 months ago | reply)
I actually ended up doing this out of necessity on my trip to China a few months ago when I dropped my NIKON in Starbucks in Shanghai and broke the plastic baffel that holds the lens to the camera. The only way to shoot photos was to attempt to hold the lens in place! Actually got great photos and some interesting ones as well. Didn't know it was called Freelensing!