mind sending me the raw? I wanna try editing the "cili" also

okok, thanks

I did a quick edit only, better?



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from macro standpoint, i will say go for the 60mm. it has a shorter focal length = shorter working distance, basically you have to get closer to the object but if you are running flashes the light diffusion would be easier to control.

at the same time you can use bigger aperture yet still getting enough DOF at 60mm compared to 90mm, causing less amount of light is needed for the same exposure.

and not to forget the tamron has a really noisy and slow autofocus

define better

oh yeah i forgot about this. i got greedy and bought myself a 150mm macro lens, seriously hard to get enough of DOF although the working distance is sweet.

should be good? too bad that mine is nikon mount.

keep on shooting and eventually you will see more interesting things

why would you want to check the shutter count of a new camera though? if you are worried of the shutter life span, it's unnecessary actually unless you shoot few hundreds picture daily.

not a bad shot, at least you got the right timing. but to further improve the shot i would say you need external flash placed from side or behind the water droplets, i find these positions make the water looks better.

It's normal la, like when you bought a new car you worry about millage and etc. I did the same when I bought my first camera as it's the period you will use it the most.

Wonder if anyone here knows how to clean camera sensor, what do you use? Tired of keep visiting shop just to do a simple cleaning