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<blockquote data-quote="paul14086" data-source="post: 422640" data-attributes="member: 37603">Hey guys. Sorry if this has been asked previously. I have been looking for a cheap way of doing macro photography for a while. I have brought extension tubes that you can control aperture etc and also tried reverse rings. They do work alright but I'm wanting to get a actually marco lense. I have been suggested the tamron sp 90mm 2.8 I'm not super cluie on macro lenses etc. But would this be a decent start on my d3200? ?I have found something in my price range and was wondering your thoughts?I know it doesn't have vibration reduction which will make it interesting [emoji1] <a href="http://www.eglobaldigitalcameras.com.au/tamron-sp-af90mm-f-2.8-di-macro-1-1-lenses.html" target="_blank">Tamron SP AF90mm F/2.8 Di Macro 1:1 Lenses :: Tamron :: Lenses - eGlobaL Digital Cameras Online Store</a>Mu budget is up to around $400-$500Thanks guys</blockquote>

[QUOTE="paul14086, post: 422640, member: 37603"] Hey guys. Sorry if this has been asked previously. I have been looking for a cheap way of doing macro photography for a while. I have brought extension tubes that you can control aperture etc and also tried reverse rings. They do work alright but I'm wanting to get a actually marco lense. I have been suggested the tamron sp 90mm 2.8 I'm not super cluie on macro lenses etc. But would this be a decent start on my d3200? ? I have found something in my price range and was wondering your thoughts? I know it doesn't have vibration reduction which will make it interesting [emoji1] [url=http://www.eglobaldigitalcameras.com.au/tamron-sp-af90mm-f-2.8-di-macro-1-1-lenses.html]Tamron SP AF90mm F/2.8 Di Macro 1:1 Lenses :: Tamron :: Lenses - eGlobaL Digital Cameras Online Store[/url] Mu budget is up to around $400-$500 Thanks guys [/QUOTE]

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