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Help choosing a macro lens

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    I have the older version of the Nikkor 60mm without the internal focusing motor. That's never been a problem for me when doing macro work and it can be had for half the price of the later model. Still, I wish I had opted for the 105mm 2.8. It seems as though the 60mm is often in its own way.

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    I love my Tamron 90mm 2.8 on my nikon D5100 and D7100

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    Still, I wish I had opted for the 105mm 2.8. It seems as though the 60mm is often in its own way.
    I agree and did this research years ago - I have the the 105mm 2.8 and it is fab for Macro!
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