Thursday night with some macro shots

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What do you use to take these awesome photos? :)
 
I got ext. tubes but no used because can't focus the far objects. Sigma 150mm macro len gave me good pictures. :)

Gotcha. I have issues with macro for the far ones. I’m thinking to double up on the tubes and shoot in RAW and see if my f Stop and shutter speed can help with light...

I don’t have that Badboy Lens. Will look into some Sigma ones this time.
 
Yea - It was actually to buy a 70-200 2.8 IS, which I use a lot more... but I really miss the 100 now that I have a tank

70-200 2.8 IS is wonderful len, I got one but sold since I got no used after retired from Wedding Photo long ago. Now shoot corals for fun only.
 
Stunning photos!
 

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