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90 or 105mm is not exactly long enough for insects. Personally I own the Tamron 90mm (latest generation) and i am very happy with it but I don't photograph insects.

I don't think that you can limit the focus distance but of course you still control the number of shots that you want the camera to take.

Can you please explain this? Which free website?

Maybe consider something like this: https://www.fiverr.com/categories/graphics-design/buy-photos-online-photoshopping?source=side-menu ?

Personally if I want to shoot indoors I like the flexibility of being able to use a lens that is wider than 17mm.

How could they have been? The thread you resurrected is over 4 years old!

+1 Very pleased with mine

Also consider the Rokinon (Samyang) SP 14mm f/2.4 which is a better lens than the older 2.8

Considering that DPreview has a world-wide audience would it be too much to ask if you could also show dimensions in metric units?

Can you explain why?

It's not necessarily abut seriousness but about more often about circumstances and what's appropriate at the time.

Bear in mind that the VC is not the only thing that is different between the older and the newer lens: focus is VERY much faster and the image quality of the new 90mm is visibly improved (though ...

I traveled on this train twice in 1974. Looks like it hasn't changed much. The short film is very pretty but that also gives it a view that's too romanticized. Managing to create a professional...

Hopefully you'll be able to do it in person as well

Landscape doesn't mean that you have to limit yourself to a range between wide and ultrawide.

Nice work and I will probably order the book.
How is the tribe doing almost 10 years later? Did they manage to find a solution that works for everybody with the park authorities?
Have you been...

Nikon 14-24mm as a one and only lens? No way!

Yes. That's what i wrote about in the post you responded to.

Well, my lens infinity focus is very close to the hard stop. Maybe not quite at it but on a 14mm lens it will not make much of a difference. I don't have a clear night sky here tonight but I ...

What you want to do is take a photo and see if your stars are in focus. If they are in focus then your lens is OK. And be happy that you then have an infinity hard stop. If it doesn't vary (with ...