Macro photography in my limited experience is as much about technique as equipment. No matter the camera, with that level of magnification you have to stack the

Macro photography in my limited experience is as much about technique as equipment. No matter the camera, with that level of magnification you have to stack the images to get that much of the subject in focus. You can increase the depth of focus using the Scheimpflug principle and a smaller aperture, but there are real physical limits to how much. Decreasing the diameter of the aperture is limited by diffraction -- the image becomes less sharp even if more is in focus.