Macro I think it's still a long macro, for example, you can get a short macro of 60 mm, and you are very close, for example, the insect you want to shoot has run away.

Macro is still the best, and Nikon's 105 micron is very good. A good start, but the price is too expensive.

But I suggest that you can still take a macro view of the horse. You can have a look. Sigma 105 is good, and Sigma Hong 150. 180 is not recommended.

I just used 150, haha, it's just a little long. You'd better buy 105.

Your 50- 1.4 is not as affordable as 1.8. 1.8 is a good start. Oh, it's so classic.

If you shoot indoors, I suggest you shoot 50- 1.8. That's enough. Absolutely cool. If shooting outdoors, shoot 85- 1.8. Very cost-effective. You can go to 85- 1.4 if you have money. Very powerful, it is the end and the starting point.

18-70 is a dog's head. The higher gear is 16-85, and the higher gear is 17-55.

18-70 is very good, the only drawback is that the wide-angle end is a little twisted, which is normal.

There are also macro shots of portrait landscapes.