A combination of a 180mm macro and an extension tube. This is a shot of my usual houseplant from the backlit side. Small objects that are not clearly visible to the naked eye are the subjects of macro photography, so I often look through the viewfinder to find them. In the days of digital SLR cameras, I would release the shutter once and then display the image on the monitor on the back of the camera, checking the exposure and framing on the monitor as I created the image. Since I had to take my eyes off the viewfinder, I would sometimes lose sight of the subject. There were also times when the light would change while I was checking the monitor. Mirrorless cameras are very efficient because they emulate exposure, so you can focus on creating a picture without taking your eyes off the viewfinder. Adjusting exposure compensation and ISO sensitivity requires some blind touches, but with a little practice, you will be able to do it.
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