Thanks I'll try and find the thread
No need. The USB scope I use was around 35 bucks iirc, I bought it 5 or 6 years ago. Its great for static pics, but ideally if you want to get good macro shots, you should be using a macro setup. There's a macro setting on most phone cams now, and some of them produce some pretty impressive and detailed shots of spiders, insects, etc. But theres also a cheap way of setting up a basic camera for the most detailed and gorgeous macrophotography shots you'll ever see. It involves reversing lenses and adding a few things, but I never followed through, there always seems to be something that interrupts me. Google economy macrophotography. I've never actually tried taking any pics with the usb scope of webs or live kills, I think it may be the wrong tool for the job. A little too close and detailed, if you get me. Hope this helps.Thanks I'll try and find the thread
Yeah, even with a nice macro setup on a dslr camera I've heard it takes a lot of patience to get good pics. Some of the macro pics out there will literally take your breath away.
I just got one of those, not custom though. And now have twelve magazines, a quad rail, light, lazer, and flip up sights. Im hooked on the platform now.
It's a great round for urban combat, but you want something heavier for long distance. I'd take a 308, especially if I lived in South Texas though. You're going to go through a few rounds trying to snatch a javalina.
