michaelschrag
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etc etc then use Combine ZM which you should be able to get for free. The stacked shots (four in total look like this...<div>
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The answer is use focus stacking<div></div>
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>>>Forgot to mention the 2.8 macro is the choice of quite a few professional last I checked.
Which lens are you talking about, the Sigma, the Tamron or the Canon? All of these are "2.8".
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Another recommendation for learning to post-process. You will be better off in the long run.
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Both the 300mm IS f/4 and the 70-200mm IS f/4 are telephotos that focus close. If you need true macro then Leopold's suggestion is good. But if you just need a closeup for flowers, insects etc then the lenses above will work.<div></div>
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I have a D200, a 20D and a 5D. If you shoot in raw and adjust colors afterwards in PS etc... then there is no difference in color bias from either Nikon or Canon. There are many reasons to switch to Canon gear, but color bias is not one of them. If you shoot in JPEG then its just a matter of setting up the D200 correctly so that you get the results you desire. I am not sure if the D80 has as many user contols over JPEG color.
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Macro and DOF and diffraction
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Here is a short tutorial by a guy who call himself Lord V: http://www.flickr.com/groups/macroviewers/discuss/163367/
Check him out on FredMiranda.com or flicker. He uses this technique extensively - his shots are unbelievable.