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George Lepp wrote on this method and finally I tried it. By adding a 12mm extension tube to a 15mm fish eye, your focal plane is on the front of the lens.
I laid the poppy on the lens and shot it backlit. When I put it on the screen, I noticed that I had clipped off a pistol. I cloned on the one which stands over the frame. EJ might have a comment on my frames about this. The effect is sort of 3D like some others I have played with.  Steve Bein
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