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Violet with ring flash reflection.
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Experimental.
Violet with ring flash reflection.
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Muh face, by Adam
I have a new piece of gear, a macro ring flash kit, and I've been out practising. Basically I'm working out what is the fastest shutter speed I can use with it. So far I'm up to 1/400th, with an ISO around 6000 and f16. More experiments to follow.
Macro photography with Sigma 107 and Neewer ring flash
Macro photography with Sigma 107 and Neewer ring flash
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Macro photography in the garden - with Neewer macro ring flash
Macro photography in the garden – with Neewer macro ring flash
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How to Use a Ring Flash: A Tutorial for New Photographers
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The ring flash is one of my favorite tools as a photographer, and it can surely become one of yours too. There used to be a time when I used a ring flash like crazy. I loved it, and to be honest, I still do. It gives the look and feel of the direct flash so many photographers love while adding more pop to the image. It provides a lot more even lighting too. And it’s desirable. I mean, look at…
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The top end ring flashes, such as those made by Canon and Sigma, are damn expensive but there is an affordable alternative, the Yongnuo YN14EX. The YN14EX is just as good as the top end ring flashes and does everything the top end ring flashes do, it's just that it is a lot cheaper. To see just how good the YN-14EX is check out this article/post, complete with video footage.
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If you are serious about getting the best macro and close up photos possible you need to invest in a ring flash, as explored in this article.Â