Yep but I don't really have problem with it fortunately Sony has good enough sensor. But that was the only thing I was really undecided to buy the lenses.
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Or used if is cheaper
I saw a new one on Amazon around Ā£60
I thought you will go for expensive lens
I just go for the cheap bargains xDI thought you will go for expensive lens
many of you will hate me for it .... But I have to tell you I paid Ā£120 for the Tamron SP Di 90mm VC USD f004 and Ā£50 for the Oshiro 60mm 2:1 .... XD also Ā£15 for two vintage lens Helios 44M Hoya HMC 135 f2.8.....
I am trying to keep the low budge.
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I never bought anything from there. I usually like to have brand new kit. What's their condition?
The Oshiro and Tamron 90mm spotless (brand new ) condition with original packaging (box accessories)
The two vintage lens in good condition comper to the age.
The new Tamron cost around Ā£4-500
I don't want to send that much on a lens...
The Oshiro and Tamron 90mm spotless (brand new ) condition with original packaging (box accessories)
The two vintage lens in good condition comper to the age.
The new Tamron cost around Ā£4-500
You lucky, I think I did spent to much on my lenses and equipment. Especially because I bought them all brand new from Canon or CurrysPC
Hi,
Tomorrow I am picking up the 60mm f/2.8 x2 Ultra macro, I've been researching and tossing up between the 100mm version. They are both good candidates on a FF Sony body. I was very close to choosing the 100mm version but prefered the lighter 60mm in long bushwalks. Manual focus is my preffered way to shoot macro so it is no issue for me. If anyone has both or used them. I'd like to hear your opinions,
Cheers
Tomorrow I am picking up the 60mm f/2.8 x2 Ultra macro, I've been researching and tossing up between the 100mm version. They are both good candidates on a FF Sony body. I was very close to choosing the 100mm version but prefered the lighter 60mm in long bushwalks. Manual focus is my preffered way to shoot macro so it is no issue for me. If anyone has both or used them. I'd like to hear your opinions,
Cheers
All super macro lenses, with a magnify factor more than 1:1, are manual focus. Including Canon MP-E 65 mm.