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Macro Photography ?

Nforce · 2009-07-18 16:07:44

Anyone ever tried one of these? I've been messing with Macro lately and though that this could give better results rather than a diffused flash? :)

18-07-2009 4:07pm

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Nforce

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Anyone ever tried one of these?

I've been messing with Macro lately and though that this could give better results rather than a diffused flash?

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#2 18-07-2009 4:16pm

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The general rule being, larger and nearer lightsource produces a softer light. For the price £22, you can't go far wrong with it. Though you might find the light produced from it is fairly flat compared to a directional source.

David OS

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#3 18-07-2009 4:26pm

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Cheers David...I might give it a try.:)

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