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<blockquote data-quote="Bourbon Neat" data-source="post: 482567" data-attributes="member: 37727">Welcome to Nikonites forum and congrats on your new camera.As [USER=14174]@mikew[/USER] stated, the Sigma 105mm is a very nice macro lens. That is what is mated to the D5500 here. With that said, there are others out there for less cheeze that perform well also. Just about any macro lens will be sharp and give you good performance. Go through the thread &quot;Post Your D5500 Shots&quot; and see what the Tamron 60mm on that body has done. <a href="http://nikonites.com/d5500/30236-post-your-d5500-shots.html" target="_blank">http://nikonites.com/d5500/30236-post-your-d5500-shots.html</a>. The Tamron 60mm macro is for dx format, they also have a 90mm macro for fx format that will work on dx.As you hover your mouse pointer over an image, the exif data will popup for you to see. At the top is the camera model and at the bottom is the lens size. For the longer lenses, again as mikew stated, the 150-600mm zooms. They are relatively affordable.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Bourbon Neat, post: 482567, member: 37727"] Welcome to Nikonites forum and congrats on your new camera. As [USER=14174]@mikew[/USER] stated, the Sigma 105mm is a very nice macro lens. That is what is mated to the D5500 here. With that said, there are others out there for less cheeze that perform well also. Just about any macro lens will be sharp and give you good performance. Go through the thread "Post Your D5500 Shots" and see what the Tamron 60mm on that body has done. [url]http://nikonites.com/d5500/30236-post-your-d5500-shots.html[/url]. The Tamron 60mm macro is for dx format, they also have a 90mm macro for fx format that will work on dx. As you hover your mouse pointer over an image, the exif data will popup for you to see. At the top is the camera model and at the bottom is the lens size. For the longer lenses, again as mikew stated, the 150-600mm zooms. They are relatively affordable. [/QUOTE]

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