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01/26/2006 05:00:52 PM · #26 |
| For some reason I misread the OP three times before I got it right...I am sure you can all guess which word had me all fupped duck... |
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01/26/2006 05:02:53 PM · #27 |
Originally posted by Megatherian:
Originally posted by Rikki:
so has anyone here used a macro flash? |
who needs that, I want one of those hobby ring lights that was discussed the other day! awesome :) |
BTW, this is the poor man's ringlight I was refering to:
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Message edited by author 2006-01-26 17:03:41. |
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01/26/2006 05:04:48 PM · #28 |
Originally posted by Rikki:
yes its the ringlight flash ;)
i'm talking expensive toys though :( anyone wanna be my sugar mama?
LOL! |
I'll be your sugar momma if you'll be my sugar daddy 
Message edited by author 2006-01-26 17:09:54.
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01/26/2006 05:04:57 PM · #29 |
Originally posted by KiwiPix:
Originally posted by RealmStalker:
you could save some $$ and just get an off-camera cord if you already own a flash. of if you're a Nikon boy, use your wireless settings |
It's a bit different than that Tim. If you use a normal flash gun hand-held, you're going to get serious shadows. Even with reflectors all over the place, the camera lens is so close to the subject that you can't get light onto it.
The ring-flash is the best way but they're expensive. Even a light tent doesn't work that well as again the lens just gets in the way and casts shadows
Brett |
Sure, Brett, it's not the easiest way. Then again, us cheapos are usually the most creative. A bit of white construction paper goes a long way!
Hey, you want cheap? lol.
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