The plus side to film is the nostalgia. The down sides are everything else.
Anyway, I have the lens reversed and mounted at the end of a long cardboard tube (poster tube I essentially cut in half). I have a remote trigger and a tripod and a Ikea lamp that is focused by a magnifying glass so that it delivers a pinpoint of light to the object I am taking a picture of. The focusing is done by sticking a compass in a book and using the fine tuning wheel to raise and lower the book cover.
I'll spare you the details until I have my more finalize setup, which hopefully actually happens (I need a DSLR...).
Sugar vs. Splenda vs. Salt

Magazine Cover

Xacto blade

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