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It is actually a macro with a little nicer minimum working distance then my Nikon Micro 105mm prime.
Flower is about an inch across.
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This spider is like 1/3 of an inch long.
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Works as a medium telephoto too.
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Nice Pat! New lenses to the arsenal are always fun.
I know the point is camouflage, but I wish that spider was a contrasting color LOL like a bright green or something. Not something that can be changed, just one of those things I look at and can't help but to feel a bit colorblind.
Is that a yellow spider? Nice pictures...
Very impressive range. I never knew that a macro lens could also function as a telephoto. How far away from the turtle were you?
Pat nice photos ...I never get tired of playing with a " new to me lens" Probably 99% of mine were bought used.
Which sigma did you get?
Al
It's the Sigma 150mm 1:2.8 APO Macro DG HSM Al. I like it as it has a better working distance from small bugs etc. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by brewmaster15
Pat
Understand Matt, I do have a macro image where the spider is a contrasting color from awhile back.Quote:
Originally Posted by Discus-n00b
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Thanks and yes, it is truly a yellow spider. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by DatDiscusDude
Pat
Thanks Liz, about 15/20 feet I believe.Quote:
Originally Posted by LizStreithorst
Pat
Another yard flower from this morning.
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