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 Posted 01/20/2011  07:00 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add BadKarma to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Yeah, after reading several reviews, I kinda got that idea of it being a good way to ease into digital. I always wanted to try macro but with film it can be very hit or miss and film was expensive to blow on trial and error.

Anyway, thanks a ton for your help and guidance. I'll be posting more with the trial and error of tent lighting!! ;)
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 Posted 01/20/2011  11:04 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add SsuperDdave to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
My best efforts with it resulted in images of crown-sized coins at 1200-1300 pixels diameter, and minors around 800-900 pixels, to give you an idea what to shoot for.
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Was that with an add on lens?

I'm gonna try to get there without using an add on.

This all started as a dedicated Macro coin setup, but after reading about the versatility of this camera, I have a funny feeling this is gonna snowball on me!! ;)

(is it just me or is my Nikon whimpering?)
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That's straight out of the camera. I've never used an add-on lens, the reasoning being that it would not only multiply the resolution, but also multiply the optical errors and make it all the harder to get right.

"Versatile" is the best word for Canon's whole Sx IS series. Nice cameras.
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