Lens for macro

Fallout Boy

I use filter-lenses (close up). like this:

https://www.amazon.fr/Hama-Close-up-Lens-46-vergütet/dp/B00006JBBU

e.g.: with SONY RX1 full frame and Zeiss 35mm; cut to 1700x1000 from 6000x4000

https://sta.sh/0wamk64ffnx

Vercingetorix

https://www.nikonusa.com/en/nikon-products/product/camera-lenses/af-s-dx-micro-nikkor-40mm-f%2f2.8g.html

Fallout Boy

As above, I use it on the RX1 like a "filter". No experience on other lenses.... Guess on 28 up to 50 ????
The main problem with macro: you have to close the aperture to get a good depth of field.

j.allen

As we all know, watch photography is tough for many reasons. I am developing quite the passion for photography, but still have a lot to learn. I own a Nikon Z50 and am looking for a macro lens It should be used/vintage, does not need to very fast, and can be Z or F mount. The main use would be macro/close-up photography, but also used for product images- photos for selling items on Ebay, among other things. What do you guys think? budget: no more than $400, but ideally less than $200.

j.allen

As we all know, watch photography is tough for many reasons. I am developing quite the passion for photography, but still have a lot to learn. I own a Nikon Z50 and am looking for a macro lens It should be used/vintage, does not need to very fast, and can be Z or F mount. The main use would be macro/close-up photography, but also used for product images- photos for selling items on Ebay, among other things. What do you guys think? budget: no more than $400, but ideally less than $200.