Rent macro lenses
With macro lenses, you can capture the smallest subjects in large and detailed detail on your sensor. You bring small insects, such as a dragonfly, a beetle or a spider in its spider web to life in an impressive way. The same goes for photographing the details of a flower or tree leaf, the photo becomes rich in detail. With macro photography you take pictures from very closeby. Therefore, macro lenses have a relatively short minimum focusing distance. As a result, focusing at a very close distance from your subject is no problem at all. The subject of your photo comes into focus, because the magnification factor of the lens is adjusted to this. Would you like to experiment with the wonderful world of macro? Then rent a macro lens from one of the owners below!
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Zeiss Contax 60mm F2.8 - MACRO LENS + EF adapter
Options/incl.: Full Frame, Micro Four Thirds (M4/3), APS-C, Canon EF, Lens cap back, Lens cap front
Category: Macro lenses
DE LENS Dit is de Zeiss Contax Macro lens met een brandpunt van 60mm en een diafragma van F2.8. De lens kan voor zowel reguliere sho...
Sigma Macro 105mm f/2.8 DG DN Art Sony
Options/incl.: Full Frame, APS-C, Sony E-mount, Lens cap back, Lens cap front, Lens case, Lens Hood, Pouch/bag
Category: Macro lenses
Sigma 105mm f/2.8 DG DN Macro Art Sony E-mount objectief De Sigma 105mm f/2.8 DG DN Macro Art is de eerste macrolens binnen de Sigma ...
What can you do with a macro lens?
A macro lens is a type of camera lens that allows you to take close-up photos of small objects or details with a high level of magnification. They are often used for photography of small objects such as insects, flowers, and other small details. They can also be used for other types of photography such as portrait, landscapes and product photography.What are macro lenses used for?
Popular use cases for a macro lens include:- Nature and wildlife photography: Macro lenses are great for capturing the fine details of small creatures such as insects, butterflies, and flowers.
- Product photography: Macro lenses can be used to capture detailed shots of small objects such as jewelry, watches, and other small products.
- Food photography: Macro lenses are useful for capturing close-up shots of food and drink, highlighting details such as texture and color.
- Medical and scientific photography: Macro lenses are used to capture detailed images of small medical or scientific specimens, such as cells and tissues.
- Portrait photography: Macro lenses can be used to take portraits of people and animals, allowing you to capture details such as wrinkles, blemishes, and other fine details.
- Landscape photography: Macro lenses can be used for capturing details of flowers, leaves, and other small features in a landscape.
- Artistic or abstract photography: Macro lenses can be used to create artistic or abstract images by focusing on small details or patterns in everyday objects.
Renting a macro lenses or buying one?
Whether you should buy or rent a macro lens depends on your individual needs and circumstances. Here are some factors to consider:- Cost: Macro lenses can be expensive, so renting one may be a more affordable option if you only plan to use it occasionally.
- Frequency of use: If you plan to use a macro lens often, it may make more sense to buy one rather than rent it each time.
- Variety: If you are not sure which macro lens to buy and want to try out different options, renting one allows you to test different lenses before making a decision.
- Space: Buying a macro lens will take up more space than renting it, so if you have limited storage space, renting may be a better option.
- Versatility: Macro lens are not only useful for macro photography but also can be used for portraits, landscapes and other types of photography.
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Popular brands to rent: Canon | Nikon | Tamron | Samyang | Sigma | Sony | Fujifilm | Hasselblad |Macro lenses equipped with ...
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