A7r III + Tamron 28-75 f2.8

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Just a couple sample shots, it's no macro lens, but the res of the A7r III helps a lot! I have an 85mm lens that I'm going to mess with some extension tubes and see what it can really do tomorrow, just figured I would share lol

If anybody has any minolta lens recommendations for the sony mount adapter I'm all ears, I'd rather not break the bank right now for a dedicated macro lens (yet lol)

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Nice shots. What’s the lighting on the tank any post processing done? You still have room to crop if you’re aiming for a macro like shot
 
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Nice shots. What’s the lighting on the tank any post processing done? You still have room to crop if you’re aiming for a macro like shot

Definitely still a little room to bring it in.

Lighting on the tank is 2 Viparspectre black box LED units. Only post was some cropping, slight color adjustment and temp adjustment
 

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I've had results better than a macro lense using a 50mm with extension tubes. Try using that 85mm u said u have with the tubes and you should be getting much better magnification and quality.
 
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I've had results better than a macro lense using a 50mm with extension tubes. Try using that 85mm u said u have with the tubes and you should be getting much better magnification and quality.
Gave it a shot, but was struggling with minimum focusing distance, a lot of my coral is pretty close to the glass so it wasn't getting the job done too well.
 

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