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    Photo Guru SMB2's Avatar
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    Default Re: macro flowers

    IF you can have the fine motor control to make the minute adjustments to focus the subject.
    One solution for that can be a focusing rail. They usually allow micro adjustments with more tolerance in the "focus" knob.

    http://www.bhphotovideo.com/bnh/cont...G&Q=&A=details
    http://www.adorama.com/mcfrs1.html

    As with all things camera they can be expensive but used ones are usually easy to find.
    Last edited by SMB2; 04-17-2015 at 07:59 AM.
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    Default Re: macro flowers

    This lens has a push pull as well as a twist for focus. the push pull changes magnification and is easily knocked out of adjustment.

    I know what you are saying about a rail

    I also know that on a tripod this lens would be easier, but when I do flowers or fish I like the freedom to be able to move around my subject. Most of what I do is hand held.
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