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Tamron do a 90mm macro that is also a top performer and great value for money. Sigma do a nice 105mm macro too. There are lots of options and I don't think there are any bad macro lenses out there....you should be able to get great results from any of them. Some are slightly better than others but general advice when choosing a macro lens is to buy the longest one you can afford. Longer macro lenses make it easier to get nice out of focus backgounds as they have a narrower angle of view and usually have more aperture blades. Longer lenses also keep you further away from live subjects and give you more room for lighting your subject. At the top end of the lenses available to you Nikon do a lovely 200mm but it's a just wee bit expensive!
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I have the Sigma 105 macro lense and must admit that I am very happy with it
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![]() ...and if it was a typo I apologise but lots of people spell it with an e on the end deliberately!
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No worries....I do plety of them too
Just trying to avoid confusion if somebody wants to search for the lens you recommend (it's a lovely lens...wouldn't mind trying one myself ).
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