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  Auto lens corrections are properly selected for all my lenses mounted on my 5 d or the 450 d Canon, if the file is RAW and JPEG.

  I recently bought a Sony NEX-5 and since version 3.4.1 LR will automatically recognize my Sony 2 lenses (18-55mm and 16mm) If you are using a RAW file, but not JPEG files! When I try to manually select it does not offer me the lenses I own, only the 18-200mm.

  Is this a bug or by design? The other owners of NEX-3 or 5 have this same problem?

  The Sony lenses only that seems to have a brute and a JPEG profile is the 18-200.  The others are high heat only.

  I've posted in the past how convert, subject to certain problems.  Do a search.

• Best first lens for macro photography wide angle

  I am looking for more information on using lenses wide angle and tube extension to close to the top of the photograph.  The images will be used to capture the surface contours using PhotoModeler software.  This requires the use of a first goal.  I bought a 60mm Canon macro lens, but focal length is a bit long and surface data contain a lot of noise because the light rays are nearly parallel.  The target area containing reference marks, who must fill the area of the image of my 7 d is about 1.5 "square and the topics, located in the Center, are usually smaller than 0.75".  I'm looking for the 20 mm gun (or a 24 mm lens) for use with extension tubes.  Someone with experience with these lenses in close-up photography?  If so, what depth of field could hope for.

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• Better lens for pictures of products - EOS Rebel T3i?

  Hello

  I have a Canon EOS T3i rebel I use strictly for product photography. We take the photo package and unpack the company/treats pet food; they come in the plastic support sleeves, overlays and blisters. Must ensure that all written content is readable and capture all the details when you take pictures of small Articles of decompressed. Is there any lens that I could use for the two pictures of the packaging and get all the details of the unwrapped items?

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  I advise to use the Macro USM lens EF-S 60mm f/2.8 and install good tripod.  I use my tripod to shoot macros by reversing the center column and by changing the length of leg to tilt the column of the Center for the best light.

        

  A macro lens is different from a classic lens in several ways.  One, a macro lens generally have a short minimum focus distance.  Two, a macro will also have a great value for the minimum opening.  A value as high as f / 40 s is not uncommon.

  The reason for the higher f/stop parameters is due to the short depth of field you can get when you work at close distances.  I use higher values of f/stop to "extend" my DOF for a quarter of an inch or less, an inch or two or more.  The compromise is that narrower opening requires more light, in order to maintain the ISO required within reasonable limits.

  Another difference that comes to mind, it is how a macro lens focuses.  A standard lens will focus on objects at a certain distance from the lens.  When you move the center of the field of vision, the focal distance remains constant, that translates into a "development plan" which is curved.

  A macro lens is focused on a flat surface.  This is useful if you are Imaging old photos, instead of their scanning.  Instead get the good development in the Center and have it drop moving you to the outer edge of the frame, a macro lens will capture the entire flat photo in perfect focus.

  I hope this helps.  It is a "Juevos Rancheros", BTW.

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  Since I was buying lenses for my Canon 6 d, which is a good lens for landscape, full moons, lightning (day and night) to get? I have a Studio of photography of Monument Valley April 2016. He put if this time because of the full moon and any activities of monsoon, so you can't beat the landscape! I already bought a Firefly sensor.

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  Good lens aberration correction tool many of the same things and works with all identifiable Canon lenses.

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  You could also...

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  Bamps0 wrote:

  Hi, I'm new here. I shoot with an EOS 6 d and photo anything birds in flight to rattlesnake coiled on the ground. I'm looking for a good lens versatile and heavy leaning to the EF 100-400mm F4. 5-5.6 L IS II USM.  I also usually do not use my tripod, preferring to move and shoot like I will. Thoughts on this subject, or recommendations for a better option?

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