Tabletop and product lens?

[Atracksler]

Looking to expand to a tabletop/product shot lens.

On my Sony system, I find myself using the 90mm macro and the 24-105 f4.

What would be a good equivalent lens for the H series?

[NickT]

Hey Andy, that would be the rather massive 120mm Macro.

[michaelfoto]

For that purpose I get very good results, using the HC 80 i combination with the H1.7x teleconverter.

[Simon Bran]

Or the 80 mm and the tilt and shift,
which i think is a magnification of 1.4 so that's 112 mm, ( or you could use it with the 100mm lens and that would be 140 mm )
and you get some movements, which might stop you resorting to  focus stacking so much. when you need every thing sharp.

[JCM-Photos]

HTS is x1.5 what gives 120mm with the HC80

[Conner999]

Just bear in mind that non-macro lenses, especially those w/o floating elements, normally don't perform their best at minimum focus distance (MFD) - or less than with tubes.  It's why lenses like the stellar HC 50 II have the Hasselblad Macro Converter H to jack the MFD performance through the roof.

The HC 120, especially the Mod II (sharper & less CA), is a great lens and balances well on an H series. On the GFX the focus ring is a bit of a reach.

It really depends how much finer detail you need to capture - and where across the frame.