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Anyone has experience with the new Tamron 90mm f/2.8 Macro Di III?

Curious if anyone had a chance to test out the new Tamron 90mm.

Reviews suggest that the Tamron has a faster focus and is, at minimum, at par with the Sony 90mm in terms of sharpness.

I used to own the Sony 90mm on a Sony a7rv in the past and sold it again due to inconsistent and slow focus (it was mainly meant as addition to my Nauticam underwater rig)

Any real-life macro experience here would be appreciate given that the Tamron is pretty new.

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2024/11/10
03:19 UTC

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autumn is as lovely as spring

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2024/11/09
23:26 UTC

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Idaea muricata

Fujifilm X-S1+ Raynox DCR-250

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2024/11/09
18:27 UTC

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Sony A7RV?

I primarily shoot macro – often very small subjects at high magnifications. When I’m not shooting macro, I usually focus on wildlife and landscapes.

I can (legitimately) get a new A7RV for $1900. This is extremely tempting upgrade from my current a6600, but I want to do my due diligence before committing. My current macro lens is already a full frame lens, so that certainly helps. It’s a manual lens, so I won’t be able to take advantage of the focus bracketing, but that option should be very nice if I ever get an autofocus lens.

I understand that, given equal resolutions, smaller sensors are generally preferable for macro. With the 61 MP sensor on the A7RV, however, I should still get similar pixel density on my subjects. I should also be able to sacrifice some light and DOF (reasonable since I use a flash and can stack) to fill the frame with my subject and have extra cropping latitude.

The front grip dial, dual slots, better EVF, and stabilization are all compelling as well.

Can any macro shooters attest to the pros and cons of the A7RV for this use case? How rapidly can the focus bracketing capture consecutive images? Do you find yourself taking advantage of the high resolution? How about the full frame sensor itself – do you notice the difference in low light performance at high magnifications?

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2024/11/09
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Vivitar series 1 105mm f2.5

So saw this guy and I've only just bought a flash. Still in need of a diffuser tho but ok effort I believe.

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2024/11/09
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Like a glow in the dark

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2024/11/09
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Another Spider shot

Xt-2. Laowa 65mm macro

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2024/11/09
05:48 UTC

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Are you looking for me?

Panasonic G9 Mark II PRO & OM SYSTEM M.Zuiko Digital ED 90mm F3.5 Macro 2:1 IS PRO + Godox V860 III O + Diffuser

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2024/11/08
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Leptoglossus occidentalis - goes up the wall

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2024/11/08
16:56 UTC

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do you like it

also guess where i took it

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2024/11/08
16:14 UTC

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Those Eyes..

Panasonic G9 Mark II PRO & OM SYSTEM M.Zuiko Digital ED 90mm F3.5 Macro 2:1 IS PRO + Godox V860 III O + Diffuser

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2024/11/08
12:47 UTC

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Unknown Heteroptera

What do you think?

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2024/11/08
11:56 UTC

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I've been framed!

Fuji Xt-2 laowa 65mm f.8 . No post p.

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2024/11/07
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Food for the Spider

Panasonic G9 Mark II PRO & OM SYSTEM M.Zuiko Digital ED 90mm F3.5 Macro 2:1 IS PRO + Godox V860 III O + Diffuser

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2024/11/07
22:40 UTC

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Moss on a log

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2024/11/07
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A Lynx Spider and its Prey

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2024/11/07
03:24 UTC

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A Black Dragonfly

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2024/11/07
00:10 UTC

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Mushrooms

I am almost embarrassed to post this after seeing such beautiful work from everybody else. I had a brief moment where I spotted the mushroom and I grabbed the camera took a few shots and then they disappeared. I used a multiplying filter on a 18 to 55 lens.

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2024/11/06
19:52 UTC

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Isopod Family Portrait

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2024/11/06
19:36 UTC

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Xylaria hypoxylon - Stag's Horn Fungus [OC]

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2024/11/06
14:27 UTC

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Details on a Fly’s Eyes

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14:19 UTC

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Box bug shot taken with an Iphone

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2024/11/06
11:39 UTC

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