>>4298936>If you want lightweight macro, apparently MFT with the Olympus 60mm or 90mm is a good option but micro four thirds cameras are all noisy and pretty low quality, with a base ISO of 200 which means even more noise.Is it worth investing in a second hand one just to get my eye in?
I've been insanely impressed with the quality of my phone's macro lens. I think to begin with I would take a lot of photos of things such as plants and moss. Maybe move up to insects once I have a better understanding of how to shoot manually, which at this point is quite limited.
