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have both canon 100 and a sigma, the sigma is a good choice to save some bucks (I think it was about a 400 or so difference between my two).
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So what kind of a lens would you need to take close ups like that of corals that are near the back of say a 24" tank?
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Darren, those would be the expensive ones
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the lens i use for all my macro shots is the sigma 150mm f2.8 which is a $1000+ lens. With the new canon 100mm f2.8 "L" lens out the older 100mm f2.8 non L is a steal for performance you can generally find them at roughly $400-500 |
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I learnt a long time ago that its the person behind the camera and not the camera. I have a buddy that had pictures he shot with his kids fisher price camera published in FHM...
I shoot models and fashion, I am good at this. I can make a car look good while using a model. But a car on its own is very tough for me. I'll post up a couple of my screwing around with a macro lens pictures here on of these days. Maybe even bust out the tripod to try and get some real nice ones one day. Till then I will sit back and enjoy everyones else's great pictures. |
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im gonna have to say 100mm f2.8 and get wireless speedlight triggers.
here are some of my shots with that lens |
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I don't even know what words to use to describe these photos. I do sports, equine photography as a side hobby-I seriously need to learn from you.
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