Would these be good for Macro photography?
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Yes for tabletop and some macro if your lens is long enough If you have a 55mm Micro Nikkor then no probably not because your lens to subject distance is to short but if you have a 105 micro Nikkor or 180 or even the 200 micro lenses you will be back enough for the lamps to cover everything excellently
1876656
Yes this table top light kit would be excellent for macro photography, however I would suggest purchasing a higher wattage bulb such as a 65 watt bulb which we sell on our website at www.skaeser.com. For full control of the wattage output, we recommend a four light table top kit. Please call us at 1-800-495-8148 for further assistance. Regards,
2031897
Get somefink else... This camera takes good general pictures, remember it's pretty cheap! A bridge camera would be good for macro.
1638222
Yes, it will work on them. i recently purchased the lens for my Rebel T3 . The lens is good. I have used it several times for both macro and wide angle. So far I am satisfied with both the lenses.
1271067
Excellent camera for macro shots, just make sure you use a tripod.I sell alot of stuff online and this camera really takes some great closeups.
2257707
The short answer is yes. They're designed for closeup & macro work so, they don't need to put out a lot of light. Most of my closeup work is under 3 feet. It should work automatically via your cameras TTL flash system.
983491
not really the best for that, they are small and the light they put out is good for closeups... I use them for filming machine tool operations where Im just zooming in on one area
398885
You can use these lenses to Canon if the diameter of lens you used is 58 mm. However, these lenses did not go with anti-reflective coating, the quality of images will be little bit less than expectation. Want a perfect quality? Get another one. Want to start macro photos? This is a good start trial!
1468091
This close-up filter should work quite well photographing jewelry. It allows you to get in very close. It's very much more economical than a Macro and coupled with a zoom, gives you more flexibility. I would try it first, and if you feel it does not meet your needs, they are very saleable, and you can then move up to a Macro.
1910765
Yes but for close up shots of a coin I recommend a macro lens which are around the same price.
2120239
It will do well for portraits and close-up macro photography with enough light. I do like this lens for what it delivers for its price. It does hunt in low-light though, but if you know its application it is fine.
176768
For macro work you would really want a lens ratio of 5:1, but as you can imagine those are a bit pricey. In response to your question of whether or not it is good for macro work, I would say it's alright. There is such a thing as a poor mans macro which is essentially four filters you place on your lens with various levels of magnification. This is a very affordable option as it will probably cost you less than 20 dollars. However, in doing so your depth of field will be very shallow. I suggest googling and doing research about it before you make a purchase.
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You can use it on macro pics. I used it with a dragon fly on a plant it looked awesome
2224041
I believe so as long as your lens is 58mm and there are threads on the end of your lens to accept the Macro filters.
1317594
Yes - but you get what you pay for, these binos are not very quick to focus and just not that great if you have ever used some good ones like Leica or Zeiss. Different league of course, but still, I recommend you set expectations low and you might be satisfied...
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I used them on my Nikon 200 f/4 macro lens with very good results. A word of caution... 300mm and 200-400mm lenses are HEAVY and the connections between the camera and the tubes and between the lens and the tubes is not very strong. That is because they are not make to support a lot of weight, torque etc. If not handled VERY carefully, you are taking a chance that they will break due to this connection. For example, if you hold just the camera plus these tubes while using a 200-400mm lens you take a great risk that the lens is so heavy that the connection will break!!!! Just an FYI... Best of luck. Gordon Ripley
1737373
I haven't used these on a camera personally. But I believe they are small enough to work.
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Technicly this is a wide angle to portrait size lens not a macro lens. That being said yes you can do close ups of small objects. You will however have distortion in the wide angle range. A 100mm macro lens is a better choice for macro photoography.