jonathanheierle wrote in post #16319109
thats super sharp and awesome, still a little pricey though
thats super sharp and awesome, still a little pricey though
I bought the lens used, £300ish 3 years ago, now there's an OS version so the older lens are now cheap. The Raynox 250, again bought used £30. For £200 you'd probably get both. Way cheaper than either Canon versions ( which are the best by the way, but studio lighting will help you get pin sharp shots ) and gives you a healthy deposit on your zoom.
To be honest, any true 1/1 macro will give you the results you want, they're all sharp and great lighting will be your best friend..........
