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Could holding my camera lenses backwards ("free-lensing") for macro photography cause damage?
Recently, I have been experimenting with some macro photography by flipping my camera lenses backwards and then taking pictures ("free-lensing, not using a reversing adapter").
Since this is a non-...
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