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Any recommendations of camera, lens, and filters to take close ups of coral and flowers that will not kill the bank? I am not interested in using my phone anymore.

looking to buy new or used.
 
Olympus Tough camera. Used online for $100-$200.

Has a good macro ability and is 100% waterproof to about 35 feet.

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Depends what quality and magnification you want. Lenses go pricey rather fast as quality goes higher.
 
Sure if I could get a nice little reef camera set up it would be these.

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It would be nice if you gave an exact budget.. everyones “bank” is different.
 
I will give Adorama’s used equipment a good recommendation. I got my Canon 100mm macro used at a really good price, also bought my daughter a used Nikon there. They have a really good rating system on used gear. I use a Canon T6i with the EF 100mm f/2.8 IS lens. Was
Not cheap, but also not crazy. Used can be a good option.
 
Sure if I could get a nice little reef camera set up it would be these.

And

But I use these
And

You could go with
And

It would be nice if you gave an exact budget.. everyones “bank” is different.
You've done some research and I trust your input what about a 5-700$ budget. What would you prefer. Thanks :)
 

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