Need recommendations on macro glass

[ssrprelude]

Great picture Doug!

[sunkenmetal]

Nice pictures

[sunkenmetal]

Some pictures with my 35mm 1.8G

[aquabee]

Really nice. That first guy... he's the new alpha?

[sunkenmetal]

Really nice. That first guy... he's the new alpha?

Nope that is a female...

[aquabee]

Nope that is a female...

Doh! Shows how much I know.

[Hangman]

very nice..

[sunkenmetal]

Doh! Shows how much I know.

It's ok I wasn't sure what was what at first...

[sunkenmetal]

very nice..

Thanks

[ssrprelude]

Those shrimp need a photo session with Thai. Awesome pics

[sunkenmetal]

Those shrimp need a photo session with Thai. Awesome pics

LOL my pictures aren't good enough for you?

They are pretty beast when they are adults... picking up algae wafers and taking off with them or murdering snails lol.

[ssrprelude]

If you are looking for Micro lenses and you are shooting a Nikon, the 105 f/2.8D is as good as it gets.

As mentioned already, by others here, the glass on the D lens is just incredible.. Samples below..

Amazing! I can't wait to get out with my macro.

[ssrprelude]

LOL my pictures aren't good enough for you?

They are pretty beast when they are adults... picking up algae wafers and taking off with them or murdering snails lol.

"Awesome pics" a 35mm can only do so much. 60mm Micro will capture the smallest details and showcase those shrimps in their full glory.

[sunkenmetal]

"Awesome pics" a 35mm can only do so much. 60mm Micro will capture the smallest details and showcase those shrimps in their full glory.

True... I am looking at macros again LOL

[myjohnson]

Lol, its a rat race man. Don't fall for it.