I would have to agree and add that you need to look at your style of
shooting. I personally don't care to often do studio type work, with
stationary setups indoors. It seems some of the macro equipment being
discussed would lend itself more towards that.
I prefer to pick up and go, so my personal macro equipment started with
close-up lenses, then extension rings and reversed lenses and has
finally progressed to a Tamron 90mm/2.5. I enjoy the freedom of being
able to move about easily and thus buy equipment that allows me to do
so. Of course, I shoot for fun, not to make a living.
Gregg
From: Wm Biesele
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| Think of the possible photos you see but can't get to now. What are
the magnification ratios?
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