Hi friend Steemians!!!, have you ever wear a macro lens in photographing a photo ?, I've used it and here's some of my beautiful photos by photographing using a macro lens...

The main thing of the macro lens is the magnification factor, which can be the reference of how many times the object will be enlarged. The magnification ratio of 1: 1 means that when the camera is positioned with the closest focusing distance the image produced by the sensor will be the same size as the object . The Magnification ratio of 1: 1 is also called a standard macro lens. The new lens can be referred to as a macro lens if it has a magnification ratio of at least 1: 1. Many macro lenses that have medium focal length (100-200mm) have a magnification ration between 1: 1 to 5: 1, capable of enlarging the multiplied object (5x) so that the detail looks both color and shape. The macro lens with a short focal length (35-50mm) generally has a finite enlargement ratio ie up to 1: 1 only, which means the resulting image is the size of the original size. Targeted a lot of zoom lenses are also sold with a macro lens label , but in reality they do not have a greater than 1: 3 enlargement ratio (the resulting image is 1/3 the original image, and they also produce images of lower quality than the actual macro lens...

Macro lenses are necessary for a photographer because macro lenses function to take pictures in detail, sharp, and able to enlarge photos of small or even very small objects such as flowers, plants, and insects. The macro lens is specially designed for photographing small objects and able to focus in close proximity. They can focus more closely than other normal lenses, able to fill entire frames with objects and still highlight detail and color.

That's a glimpse of the photo using a macro lens and a little explanation of the macro lens that I use.

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