Macro photography is very close-range photography for high detail but does not require the help of an optical magnifier such as a microscope. Macro photography usually has a 1: 1 ratio of the size of the image that is produced the same size as the original object. For example, in 35 mm film, the lens should be able to focus on an area as small as 24 × 36 mm, ie the size of the image on the film.
For macro photography, macro lenses are the right choice. This type of lens usually has a magnification of 1: 1 or even more. But unfortunately, the macro lens is identical with the expensive price. Therefore, you can use alternatives like using extension tube, reverse ring or close up filter. Here's how you can go about getting a macro photo at a low cost.