The Best Macro Lenses To Make Your Close Up Photography Easy

Macro photography opens up a whole new world of perspectives. I remember my first venture into this genre. I had to purchase a screw-on thread for my Nikon D300 to be able to reverse mount my Nikkor 50mm f1.

4 AF-D lens on the camera. Of course, this method came without any metering capabilities, and everything had to be manually done with a lot of trial and error. Thankfully, exceptionally good macro lenses nowadays are a lot more affordable nowadays, and don't require you to use DIY hacks. We've narrowed down some of the best options you can buy today. .

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2024-2-16 14:00

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