Which Macro lens is better for the price, 60mm or 100mm?

If you can get close enough to photograph your subjects with it at the magnification you want, the 100mm would be a very good choice. For some pictures of live insects or other animals you might need the increased working distance of the 180mm. Besides the increased cost of the 180mm, the depth of field, always shallow at macro distances, is even shallower with the 180mm than shorter distances.

So the 180mm would not be the best choice if the working distance of the 100mm would be enough for what you want to do.

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