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Understanding macro photography lenses and gear (continued)

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Here are the two lenses side-by-side. Roll over picture for a larger image.

Go forth and take pictures
Now that you know about the different gear, you know you can go out and take macro photos with very inexpensive gear. But, as you might imagine, the more you spend, the better the gear.

Go forth and take great pictures!

Based in Fayetteville, AR, Marc is primarily involved with nature, wildlife, landscape, macro and photojournalism photography. He has had multiple images published, as well as 3 exhibits in 2007. You can see more of his work at http://www.pentaxphotogallery.com/marclangille.


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