a77 for the win...

Erm... You've got the magnification ratio the other way round.

1:1 means higher magnification (closer MFD) than 1:2.

It's 2:1 that's even higher than that 1:1.
But for normal life-sized objects, 1:2 should be sufficient d. 1:1 on wider lens almost unusable for objects like insects. Most probably won't use it at 1:1 also.

But for 1:1 with tele range, different story Too bad not many native macro lens for e mount yet
He just wants something better than 1:1
Oh... That Venus 60mm F2.8 is a 2:1 macro lens indeed! and it goes to infinity??    *Never know most macro lens doesn't go to infinity*
But to get 2:1 at 60mm probably the MFD is also at maybe 1~3cm. Bugs sure fled away d

Oh yeah almost forgot about this one! 4x-5x only, comes in E-mount and Micro Four Thirds.

http://www.thephoblographer.com/2012/01/26...s/#.VNLeNi4n68Y

What you pay is what you get.

Some time cheap adapter may have lousy locking mechanism or easily broken locking mechanism. Rare occasion you will find these cheap adapters will affect your lens' focus plane.

Who said 1/32000s is for slow mo?

big cat