for macro photography, which is better, extension tubes or macro diopter filters.
default wrote:
The price is similiar both ways.
Depends on what lens is in front of the tube. Some work great, some not so
great.
What are the trade-offs?
It depends on which diopter. The really good 2 element diopters can work
really good and you don't lose light like you do with a tube. Also a zoom
can be used to control image magnification with a diopter which is nice.
They seem to work well with tele lenses which gives you more camera to
subject distance.
Can you take your camera and lens to a store and try both out and buy which
works best (that's what I did)? If you're trying to "shop on line" to save
money, hard to say which would produce better results for your use.
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Stacey
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