Makroobjektide
Makroobjektide, often referred to as macro lenses, are specialized photographic lenses designed for capturing extremely close-up images of small subjects. The primary characteristic of a macro lens is its ability to achieve a high magnification ratio, typically 1:1 or greater. This means that the image projected onto the camera's sensor is the same size as the actual subject in real life. For example, at a 1:1 magnification, a 10mm insect would appear as a 10mm image on the sensor.
Achieving this level of close focus requires a different optical design compared to standard lenses. Macro
The term "macro" itself derives from the Greek word for "large," highlighting the lens's ability to make