Stan Pustylnik
(K=6768) - Comment Date 3/24/2010
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50mm macro lens on Full Frame camera body will work just fine. You'll need little space and good lighting kit.
I have Sony A850 and and can use Maxxum 50mm f/1.7 for it, Maxxum 50mm 2.8 macro 1:1
On other side dedicated portrait lenses like 100mm f/2, or 135mm f/1.8 do much better bokeh (background quality)
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Rashed Abdulla
(K=2292) - Comment Date 3/25/2010
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I am not sure what you mean by full body shots, if you mean model full body then the macro lenses are not designed for such work, with limitted place you can use a lens of 35MM, or use a zoom lens of 28-70MM and check the aprociate range which give you a full body shots.
Thank you
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The King
(K=4728) - Comment Date 5/2/2010
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Try a Wide Angel Lens!!! 10-22mm ! 
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Christina Parker
(K=476) - Comment Date 5/27/2010
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I'm gotten used to using my 100 mm macro, for full body shots, but the distance that you need, needs to be great, or things aren't in focus, I actually have to back up a lot...when I take pictures, spectators think it's weird!
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(K=0) - Comment Date 7/25/2011
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