This is a new find for me and I really wanted to share it with you here. My friend and photography crush, Charity Maurer linked me to these babies and they’re a game changer!

When shooting details on film, I usually use my 100mm lens attached to my 35mm camera. It lets me use the macro lens just as I normally would with my digital lens:

But if I want to use a medium format camera, then I need to figure something else out. These Hoya Filters are the perfect solution for that problem! They come in +1, +2 and +4. They simply screw onto your lens and they magnify the subject.

Pro Tip: You can also STACK them! Something I learned from Joy Michelle’s video which you can check out right here:

Friends, that was day 63! I hope to see you tomorrow as we continue our film series with: What is the difference between 35mm and 120 film?

Day 98 is currently reserved for any questions you have throughout the 100 days. To submit a question, please click here! If you’re interested in supporting this project, please share, PIN and comment! Any other questions, comments or ideas, please feel free to email me at denise(at)denisekaris(dot)com

Denise Karis is an Arizona photographer who enjoys musicals, Doctor Who and breakfast burritos. IG @denisekaris