Hi there! Like Richard said, i too have a few close-up filters for my Pro1. (filters...not lenses...we poor souls don´t own a DSLR yet...sniff..)And they do serve their purpose whenevere you wish to get really really really close on something puny. But to be honest, i don´t really see the use for them in shots like the ones you posted here. Seeing how excellent the built in super-macro that you access through the menu is on that camera i would just go with that instead. And just bring out those filters whenever you wish to photograph a tiny bug or something. And i agree with everyone else here. They sure look sharp enough to me, except for the third one. And they are also very beautiful btw.

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