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What I have is Sony camera http://www.amazon.com/Sony-Digital-Stea … amp;sr=1-3 And I have not been using it because I need a new lens that can zoom in more. So what lens would be good to get?
any help would be greatly appreciated!
Last edited by mada (December 3, 2011 (01:42pm))
Any compatible macro lens.
BTW I am not going to be back really
Isn't that a Sony camera?
O yeah I guess I didn't know what I was typing. . . 
I will edited it in a sec.
I think the lens that I have now is a canon, and that is why I said my camera was. 
So Any compatible macro lens? anything else?
Nikon lenses are supposed to be the best.
I'd recommend either a prime lens (no zoom), or a zoom that has a constant aperture.
You might be able to find an older, vintage lens on eBay* and get an M42 -> Sony Alpha adapter on Amazon..
*You can also find older, vintage lenses like that at local pawn shops, camera stores, etc. Sometimes they're dirt cheap. Watch out for quality brand names (Zeiss, Takumar, Vivitar, Helios, Mir, Pentacon, Nikon, Canon, etc.)
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