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Mk1 Escort, Woodpecker Rally

Have a look at Mifsuds, they do secondhand gear as well as new. If they say it's mint then you can take that to the bank.

I have a Sigma 105mm macro lens, it is a prime lens and can be used for any type of photography that suits. I use mine coupled with extension tubes at times to get me that bit closer to the subject, close focus on the 105 is about 100mm at 1 to 1.

My thoughts on this would be to put your money into a newer camera, as repair will somewhere over the hundred pounds mark.

Thanks Suart, for the insight. I have been wanting this lens for some years, now I just have to bite the bullet and get it.

Thank you all for the replies. I know all the technical aspects of the lens, apart from the fit to a Nikon camera. I thought it might come down to buying a Canon body, and if that is the case it will only be a digital body not film. I fully understand the lighting difficulties with this lens and...

Right this year I am going to be in the market for a Canon MP-E 65mm 5x magnification. As I am a Nikon user I have a question ! Question....Can I get an adapter to fit the lens to a Nikon Camera and would it work OK. If not then I will have to bite the bullet and buy a Canon camera.

Final, Port Yr Ogof @2.5sec

I'm on a roll now. Porth Yr Ogof entrance. N D3s, S10-20, f32, 8seconds, ISO 200, No filters

I posted in the other thread, probably in the wrong place. Well I said I would have a go at this, so here we are. Porth Yr Ogof in the Brecon Beacons. N D3s, S 10-20mm, f32, 1.6 seconds

Well I said I would have a go at this and here is my effort... Porth Yr Ogof Brecon Beacons. 1.6 seconds

It's like with anything, practice and practice and when you have practiced-- practice some more. Get to know how your camera and lens feels and works, practice hand holding you will get better as time goes on. Macro is a skill that does not come easy, but the rewards far outway the trials and...

Thanks Sam

I use ishoot ebay about sixty quid. Works with my D3s andD300, good for 80-100mts

Hi Gary, thank you for your reply. Well it's at least somewhere else to look at.