If you want to engage in macro photography and can't afford a close-up lens, you may be in luck. By using a "G" lens (that is, a lens that does not have a built-in aperture ring) it is possible to reverse the lens and take close-up shots with your camera, without having to buy any additional equipment.
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Digital Cameras How to Reverse the G" lens on your camera for macro photography

By WonderHowTo
Jan 5, 2011 06:44 PM
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