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Does lighting become less important with Macro photography? Since you are closer to the subject?
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Does lighting become less important with Macro photography? Since you are closer to the subject?

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no because it shows the photo
better
User Bern
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It really all depends I would recommend trying both ways then pick which one looks better
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