What's the difference between ordinary telephoto lens zoom photography and macro lens photography?

Macro lens is mainly used to shoot near objects. Due to the structural design of the lens, when shooting near objects, the lens can be extended longer (or the relative image distance space is larger). The principle of convex lens is that when the distance is twice the focal length, the image of the same size will be larger than the real thing, but the space of telephoto image is not so long, so it is naturally impossible to shoot at a macro.

The main difference is that if you don't take macro photography, it means you can take it as a portrait. Generally speaking, the macro head is sharper, because macro photography takes pictures of objects very carefully, so the resolution of the lens is higher and it is softer like a head or something else.

In terms of saturation, macros are also high, and the effect is that people stand out.

In addition, the background blur is different and the head is better.

In terms of use, the macro lens autofocus is slow, just like manual. The other is the problem of hand feeling. Telephoto can't shoot macro. If photographers or other objects choose macro and telephoto according to the expressed content, some people who are fashionable in sugar water use medium telephoto, and some people want to use macro for better effect.