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jimmyging · 2011-05-16 14:30:47

Hi I would really appreciate anyones help on this.Ihave a Kodak P712 but it has a ring flash that I use for intra-oral photography.What accessory do I need to be able to take good normal shots for my website?Many thanks in advance for your help . jimmyging

16-05-2011 2:30pm

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jimmyging

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Hi I would really appreciate anyones help on this.Ihave a Kodak P712 but it has a ring flash that I use for intra-oral photography.What accessory do I need to be able to take good normal shots for my website?Many thanks in advance for your help .

jimmyging

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#2 16-05-2011 6:53pm

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you don't need any accessory, just use the camera as it is. it's digital, take a shot, see what you don't like about it, and then take a better shot; make sure the room is well lit.

maybe take a picture, post it up here and we can help tell you things you can do to make you take a better shot the next time

obviously you could buy studio lighting if you are desperate to spend money, or you could hire a professional who could do the job using hi-end equipment, with lots of experience, skill and artistry

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