tracer1000 wrote:
相同放大率下,拍攝距離近的鏡,有沒比較好? 沒有嗎? really?...(恕刪)
This is incorrect especially when we're talking "macro photography".
Lens with short focus distance sometimes will bring more issues when taking macro photos -
ex: object get startle easily; need flash light to rid of shadow.
With the same magnification ability, in my experience it's easier to work with a lens with longer focus distance. I use N 60 (minimum focus - 20 cm, 1:1) to shoot something won't move; and longer Tokina 100mm (minimum focus - 30 cm, 1:1) to take photo of animal/ insects with slow movement like ladybug/ spider.
Pick up your macro lens and camera to go out for macro photography, you'll know why most nature/ wildlife photographer will choose lens with longer focus distance even lens with shorter focus distance has the same magnification ability.
