Bro OOF, not really a silly question. The range depends on what you want to macro. The longer the range the further the distance between you and the subject but the macro may still be 1:1 and a shorter range may still limit the macro to 1:1 as well. The 100mm for example has a minimum focusing distance of 15cm/6" from the subject to give a 1:1 macro (the same size of the subject in real life) whilst the 180mm can do this at a minimum focusing distance of 24cm/9" (based on what I read).
skodeng lalat mengawan atu inda lah. kebetulan sja. but skodeng lalat, to be honest yes. after my 1st macro of the various lalat around my house last year, I found them fascinating, esp. the langau with its bright blue belly.
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Question.. Wat lens range are you using? Thought of getting a macro lens after getting a new wide lens..
100mm f/2.8. A sifu told me that the 180mm f/3.5L is also very good.
Ok.. so if I wanted a closer view of the subject I should have to get the longer range right? Of course lah.. Silly question.
One more question.. Since u're using a prime lens, the range doesn't change. Can you go closer to the subject and get a bigger close up?
Bro OOF, not really a silly question. The range depends on what you want to macro. The longer the range the further the distance between you and the subject but the macro may still be 1:1 and a shorter range may still limit the macro to 1:1 as well. The 100mm for example has a minimum focusing distance of 15cm/6" from the subject to give a 1:1 macro (the same size of the subject in real life) whilst the 180mm can do this at a minimum focusing distance of 24cm/9" (based on what I read).
nice macro set, syok meliat :)
Dhani, thanks.
This is a splendid macro shots being stitch together..
Loving the series bro!!
P/s: Ppssstt..patutlh bro suka macro.!!
Aaahh, bro skodeng binatang mengawan aah..[hehehe]
Bro minat skodeng species lalt kh?
heheh..
skodeng lalat mengawan atu inda lah. kebetulan sja. but skodeng lalat, to be honest yes. after my 1st macro of the various lalat around my house last year, I found them fascinating, esp. the langau with its bright blue belly.
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