Yes, I think you have already mentioned two important parameters but
there is also focusing. If you are using tripod and shooting still
objects then focus should not be that difficult but if you are on the
field using hand held then focus become one of the most difficult
item. Of course I do think hand held is an option for 20/2 macro.
C.H.Ling
"W.Xato" wrote:
>
> Brian and all, Hi,
> I never understood the problems involved in why it is
> difficult to get sharp macro images as compared to
> other regular images. Shouldn't it all be dependent on
> the angle of view and not how "macro" it is?
>
> --- Brian Swale <bj@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> > Hi Zuiks,
> >
> > I was reading through Dean Hansen's post about the
> > Zuiko 20mm macro and
> > the problems he is experiencing, trying to get sharp
> > shots with it. And he
> > has gone to some lengths to avoid the negative
> > effects of camera/lens
> > vibration.
>
>
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