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路Works well enough to acquaint you with a new nemesis , dust bunnies. 馃榿
Works well enough to acquaint you with a new nemesis , dust bunnies. 馃榿
Love the moody lighting on the movement shot - graduated from the D70 to the D200 then finally jumped to the D800 FX then had to cope with the difference in the Focal length as far as framing was concerned. Over the years I have built up an arsenal of glass from the 14-24 to the 200-400 and have only owned three primes the 50mm 300mm and the 105mm - just upgraded to the 105VR11 and will now dispose of my old 105
I envy your ability to shoot hand held - lost that use at 75 now at 80 I am afraid it is all tripod work.
Thanks for sharing
Hi
VR11 if you like VR2 just indicates the second generation Vibration Resistance mechanism in that particular model.
My 70-200 and 200-400 are the older VR1 models
Your standard and telephoto lenses will only give you a close up image - and that is technically not a macro 1:1 image. Your Tamron allows you to get much closer to your subjects and thus achive that 1:1 magnification. If you want anything more in terms of magnification, then you should explore with an extender...
Your standard and telephoto lenses will only give you a close up image - and that is technically not a macro 1:1 image. Your Tamron allows you to get much closer to your subjects and thus achive that 1:1 magnification. If you want anything more in terms of magnification, then you should explore with an extender...
At the moment I have three lenses for my Canon 600D
Standard - Canon EFS 18-55mm
Telephoto - Canon EFS 55-250mm
Macro - Tamron SP 90mm F/2.8 Macro 1:1
I'm not all that happy with the "macro" lens, it doesn't seem to be able to really "macro" much more than my standard lens.
Any suggestions from expert WIS photographers, something that suits watch photography?
Here's a pic that I've cropped from the macro shot.