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    I just use an old full frame DSLr plus a 100mm macro lens. Old kit, but decent quality (5D Mk2 and an EF-100 lens).




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    There are threads on this before. Here is one. Hope this helps:

    https://forum.tz-uk.com/showthread.p...-watches-only)

    Mind you I’ve sold all my DSLR kit - I may buy it back as a D700 (I did have the D850 superb machine but overkill for this purpose) can be bought for a few 100 quid and get a 105mm Nikor macro is all you need for superb shots.

    Typical shot:



    But here is a iphone15 pro max shot taken just now for an “industrial” image



    Photos don’t have to me macro to be fun. Here is one on a smoked glass table top

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    It works with a good phone or a small pocket camera. But if you want the real deal you have to use a DLSR camera with a macro lens.

    Here is a setup with my Nikon D850 and a Zeiss 100mm macro planar lens.



    The result



    And some Photoshop.


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