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    Re: Macro focal length for snake photography?

    Quote Originally Posted by Royal Hijinx View Post
    Thanks. I am deciding on a 60mm or 100mm prime macro. I have the Sony NEX-6 (which is a mirrorless with a large sensor) and there is only one 30mm prime for it right now ($350). I will likely get the adapter and maybe a Canon or Nikon legacy lens and just manually focus it. I can get a decent used glass and adapter for a couple hundred bucks, or less.

    I have also considered using tubes as well, but I am not sure if they will give me the results I want with my 16-50mm kit lens.
    Great camera! I have the NEX 3N. It looks like you already got your new glass but I've had decent success with the kit lens I got. They had a special and I also ended up with a 210 zoom.

    Here is a semi macro shot with the wide angle kit lens.



    I'd like to see the photos you get with the lens you bought.
    Last edited by Gio; 06-30-2013 at 09:18 AM.

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