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So long EF 400 f5.6, hello 1:5 macro!!!!

 
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Dec 29, 2008 19:23 |  #1

I always knew I had a macro calling.

I used extension tubes for many years, then finally bought my first macro lens a year ago. Had fun with it, too.

Then, last Sunday, as I walked about the woodlands with a EF 200 lens on the XTi, the lens came off and the EF-S 60 went on as I spotted some orange gumdrop type fungus growing from the downed limbs of a tree.

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Makes me wonder what I would really have seen with a MP-E 65 macro lens.


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Dec 31, 2008 07:24 |  #2

Probably with the MP-E 65 you would have seen more but gotten zip for a picture. Get a lot of practice in with your 60 before you dream about the 65 - big difference in how they re used. The 5 does take special skills, etc. You need to work on getting your focus correct.


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