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<blockquote data-quote="Marcel" data-source="post: 668273" data-attributes="member: 3903"><p>For portraits I really enjoy using my 105 2.5 Ais and the 85 1,8 G. For Macro, Sigma 105 and 150 are very nice and less expensive than Nikkors. Manual focusing needs a bit of practice and there will be some misfocused shots, but in macro you'd get the same percentage of success unless you're shooting something absolutely still on a tripod. I use my macro lenses in manual focus 99.5% of the time. I set my crop by moving and roughly focusing and then leave the focus alone and just slightly move in and out, shooting in high speed bursts just to make certain I have a good shot. It's all a question of practice.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Marcel, post: 668273, member: 3903"] For portraits I really enjoy using my 105 2.5 Ais and the 85 1,8 G. For Macro, Sigma 105 and 150 are very nice and less expensive than Nikkors. Manual focusing needs a bit of practice and there will be some misfocused shots, but in macro you'd get the same percentage of success unless you're shooting something absolutely still on a tripod. I use my macro lenses in manual focus 99.5% of the time. I set my crop by moving and roughly focusing and then leave the focus alone and just slightly move in and out, shooting in high speed bursts just to make certain I have a good shot. It's all a question of practice. [/QUOTE]
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