Point and shoot digital cameras can be a macro-functions, but for best results you want peiliheijastuskamera camera. These allow you to add special-purpose macro lenses, and to show, an optical viewfinder, a sensor is what you get.
A typical setup might be a Canon Digital Rebel XTi (Black) (review), with a Canon 60mm f/2.8 EF-S Macro USM (review). This lens is designed for small-sensor Canon offers a range of work equivalent to 100mm on a full frame camera. The goal specifies that the selection down to "1:01" or "size". This means that the smallest object that can fire, which spread to all corners of the digital camera will end the same size as the sensor in the Canon Rebel, 15x22mm. A professional photographer can use Canon EOS 5D (review) and a lens designed for full Canon EF 100mm f/2.8 Macro USM (review). Confused, this target is also specified that the selection down to "1:01", but this time the sensor is 24x36mm in size, the old standard 35 mm film. So you can not take a picture of something as small as the best team.
In the world of film, 35 mm cameras have a full range of macro lenses and accessories, and some medium-sized systems, such as the Rollei 6008 would be at least a couple of lenses and extension tubes. Only extremely patient has never had a macro with a 4x5-inch, rear-view camera.
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