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Robert

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I have a canon 350d digital on this I have 58mm 18-55 lense are these lense a good all rounder lense to have.. I also have a panasonic dmc Lz20 (lumix) with a fitted 21x optical zoom 16 mega pixel and what are these lense good for. Many thanks I've enclosed a pic of the lumix camera
 

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There's only one way for real 1:1 macros and that is a real macro lens like the 105mm Sigma,,the mentioned 100mm lens from Canon or the 90mm lens from Tamron. I would recommend a used lens to save some money.

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Hi Robert Robert , these lenses mentioned by you are ok. But they aren’t fit for macro photography, macro photography is 1:1 ratio. For that you need a proper macro lens, you can try raynox , personally haven’t tried , I think Helix_2648 Helix_2648 can say more about raynox here. What camera are you mainly using ?
 

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I've tried my canon with 58mm lense there OK but not quite what I was hoping as I've had to edit the picture to get it more clearer. For micro shots I use my Panasonic lz20 with 21x zoom lense and seem to get a better picture. Attached a picture using my lumix
 

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These results aren't bad at all Robert Robert , needs just some editing.

To get closer to the subject I would highly recommend to checkout this lens.


You can read others reviews and check their images, the quality looks to be ok.

I would say is affordable lens if you'd go second hand from ebay.
 

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There's only one way for real 1:1 macros and that is a real macro lens like the 105mm Sigma,,the mentioned 100mm lens from Canon or the 90mm lens from Tamron. I would recommend a used lens to save some money.
 
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