M6 MK II with EF 100mm f2.8L queries
Re: M6 MK II with EF 100mm f2.8L queries
Not clearly mentioned already is that the 28mm lens will give you better depth of field than the 100mm. As already mentioned consider an EF 50mm with extension tubes as a part-way option between 28mm and 100mm, compromising distance and depth of field. Another option is the Sigma EF DG Macro 105mm f2.8 macro with IS. I have one of these for copying 35mm slides on a full frame body and the sharpness and general clarity are excellent. It was much cheaper than the Canon 100mm L and I doubt anyone would tell the difference (I’ve not done a comparison myself).
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