On 06/02/2014 9:53 PM, Darren Addy wrote:
Not to disrespect your choices, but I find autofocus to be less than
helpful (at the very least, unnecessary) for macro work. You might
want to consider manual lenses, too.
Depends on how close the macro is.
The D FA100/2.8 is a good macro choice. It's a little long on the APS-C
format, but the 50 is on the short side (YMMV), and I would prefer to
err on the side of more working distance than less.
In the Pentax line up, good macro lenses to avoid are the early FREE
designation ones. Which is too bad, because they really are excellent
lenses. Unfortunately they hot spot fairly easily.
bill
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