Type of camera for macro atinic

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first set of pictures ive taken with my camera so far.

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Hmm. well see. I PM'ed the pooch. He said he'd take xenia for you.;)
 
Kidding naturally.. couldn't resist.
Keep the pics coming..PM if you have specific questions.
 
I recommend the Olympus TG-4 for macro photography. You can set the white balance to take some pretty good-looking actinic photos. I have the TG-3, which you may be able to find used for slightly cheaper - though the features are almost the same. Retail for the TG-4 is slightly more than you want to spend ($350), but you can do in-tank shots since it is waterproof and get super-close up with great detail. They are incredible cameras! They are also point-and-shoots, so very portable!

Also, these cameras have focus stacking built in.

Here are some of my recent actinic shots from the TG-3. These are all unedited, straight from the camera.











 

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