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10. Used manual lenses are easy to find, and cheap to buy. My mint Tokina was $28

Mon Feb 17, 2014, 06:37 PM

Feb 2014

with free shipping. It even came in the original box.

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Macro on the cheap. Macro lenses are expensive, but you don't need to buy one. [View all] alfredo Feb 2014 OP

Thanks Sherman A1 Feb 2014 #1

Really good info. ohheckyeah Feb 2014 #2

I haven't tried it... ohheckyeah Feb 2014 #9

It's a good way to get out of a photographic rut. alfredo Feb 2014 #11

Thanks! Very helpful! Solly Mack Feb 2014 #3

I need to explore focus stacking alfredo Feb 2014 #7

I have a couple of sets of extension tubes Major Nikon Feb 2014 #4

They are both good for different reasons Major Nikon Feb 2014 #8

On the Micro 4/3 there is a highly rated 60mm macro, alfredo Feb 2014 #13

great info - thanks!! BuddhaGirl Feb 2014 #14