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Originally Posted by Doug
My Sony has no macro lens, even though it has all these macro settings.
{1st. thing I never knew}
So I see online a macro lens for $30 US. Yahoo, I order it. Nice lens but its the same as the mag glass method I used before, just nicer to use and certainly a clearer and better picture.
{2nd. think I never knew.}
Whoop-dee-do. Great for corals at the front. Or lily,s in my wifes flower bed. Suppose thats why it cost $30. 
I,m guessing for macro pics of the corals at the back or the tank, one needs some type of telephoto macros lens.  Can you tell how much I know about camera,s. |
which camera did you get? I just bought a Cannon rebel and man am I impressed. for your corals that are farther back if you don't want to use the macro lense just put the camera on a tripod focus/zoom all the way in and then move the camera back just far enough for it to be in the begining of the focal range.. I used to do this with a lot of my pics from my old fuji camera when they were out of range of the macro.
Steve
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