I use a camera very similar to yours, the Canon PowerShot SX60 HS. For the macro, however, I combine it with a macro conversion lens with a snap-on adapter. Now, that's a lot of words but the thing is simple and easy to use. The exact name is Raynox DCR-250 Super Macro Snap-On Lens. It's a small addition to the lens of your camera that you can easily mount and unmount. Here is the link where you can see how it looks. https://www.amazon.com/Raynox-DCR-250-Super-Macro-Snap/dp/B000A1SZ2Y?th=1
Yes 🙂 it looks like one of those laws that isn't possible to monitor and enforce but it works more like a vague repellent for extremely honest, law-abiding people.
Yes, with modern cameras maybe they can zoom in enough to see you killing insects. Still, there are probably ways to kill a mantis discretely or make it look like an accident. Organized crime professionals will surely know a trick or two.
Thanks for the info and the link to the Raynox DCR-250 Super Macro Snap-On Lens.
I checked it out and Amazon has it for $67.00.
I've ordered it and can't wait for it to arrive.
Once it arrives, I don't mean to BUG you, but if I have any questions can I call on you to straighten me out?
Tough law to uphold, but just having this law in place is a good thing. If folks would realize that the Praying Mantis can act as an effective form of organic pest control they may think twice before sending it to its grave.
No problem. 🙂 I'll gladly answer any question about that macro lens, if I can.
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