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I think the easiest path for me will be to speak to some people with some knowledge and just buy a suitable lens to play with. I don't mind spending a bit of money. If I lose interest I can always flip it. I just like the idea of combining watch collecting/repairing/making hobby with taking photos and sharing them online.
Thanks for the offer of a trial though, much appreciated.
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You don't have to spend loads, I'd get something like this
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Sony-SEL50M28-Mount-Frame-Macro/dp/B01LDII0VS -
Well, not being funny, but over 15 years of camera use, and two degrees kinda means I have a little knowledge. ;)
Sumo
pdlouche
@Stonehedge is using the zoom lens, not a prime, so using extension tubes will be nasty.