Best Macro Lens Sony E Mount

[0.475 lb] I use this mount to hold a heavy macro lens on a Rayqual Nikon F to Sony E adapter. It fits the Rayqual adapter beautifully with a couple wraps of teflon plumbing tape under it.

[45 mm] Just mount this to the camera then mount your compatible lens and viola, you have a macro lens.

[M72 x 0.75] best fisheye lens for sony e-mount on the market.

[T22] incredible lens, works very well in macro. I use this lens with a Sony A6000 and a MetaBones adapter.

[0.23 lb] As advertised, fits Sony FE 90mm f/2.8 Macro G OSS Lens perfectly. Should it cost $41? I dont think so but serves me right for misplacing the lens hood that came with the lens. :-( ☹️

[0.05 lb] This is my second Zeiss range finder lens (ZM mount) which I can mount on my M-6, Ricoh GXR/A12M or my new Sony a7r via adaptor. I perfer this classic Planar formula in range finder format, shorter and more compact than SLR version. Since there is no macro version, am using the close focus adaptor to half the minimum focus distance, not exactly macro, but... Zeiss formulars give softer images than Leitz but the resolution is the same, if not higher. Contrast is not the same as resolution, but both contribute to apparent sharpness along with luminosity. I have only taken a few test images mounted on the Sony a7r and they have met my expectations. The focusing ring is a bit stiff, my 25mm Biotar ZM seems to be smoother, perhaps after years of use. The Biotar appears to be brighter, a subjective comment.

[Proprietary] Nice little light for my macro rig (Sony a7iii, Small Rig full cage, Tamron 90mm macro lens with A-mount to E-mount adapter, and this light with mini ball head). It's bright wnough to help me focus at night and then I use a Godox v860iii flash with remote to actually light the photo. This light is bright enough to really work well, but is really light weight so it doesn't make the rig much heavier (in fact, the ball head that holds it weighs more!) It has a lot of different settings for police or ambulance type lighting effects, but I dont need that. It IS nice to have however, and would be great for low budget video effects. I can't speak to durability or battery life as I haven't had a good chance to use it, other than to test that it actually turns on etc. However, for the other things, I do like it, and as long as it lasts for a year or two, I think it deserves 5 stars.

[Brass] Fits tight enough, transmits aperture control to my Sony macro lens (which does not have manual aperture).

[0.75 lb] It's just right for my needs.....the macro lens.

It's just right for my needs.....the macro lens.