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Join Date: Nov 2008
Location: Singapore; Bukit panjang
Posts: 48
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Hi all,
Would like advise from seniors on what are the lens suitable for product shots? Example: Food or watches What are the required equipments? I am using a Canon 400D with Kit lens and 55-250. Is it enough? |
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Join Date: Feb 2003
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Canon 90mm f/2.8 TSE Macro
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Join Date: Nov 2008
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most lens are okay....its the composition and lighting that will be the issue.
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Join Date: Sep 2005
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I would recommend macro lens, although, as mentioned by Reportage, most lens can certainly handle the job.
Your 55-250mm is hampered by a fairly great focusing distance, so I think I'd just stick to the kit lens, which I believe is the 18-55mm IS. If you have some petty cash, you can try renting macro or T/S lenses. You'd have a lot of fun, I promise you. |
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Join Date: Oct 2007
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55-250 abit hard to use because it takes at least 1m to focus.
18-55 should be quite okay? Try it out and find out! Just grab your watch and take a few snaps first lo.
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Join Date: Dec 2007
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TS-90 or 45 like someone said. 60mm or 100mm macro as well. With good lighting (either natural, or strobe-based).
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New Member
Join Date: Nov 2008
Location: Singapore; Bukit panjang
Posts: 48
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Thanks all seniors for the recommendation..
Believe i will be using my 18-55 for trial run....hope to get the hang of it.. Macro lens on the ex side.. If i am to use reverse lens vs macro extension tube...which will sound more useful for a newbie? Or i am totally on the wrong track...? ![]() Is a tentage a must? |
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