Woodlouse
by coker
K7, 100 D FA Macro + Kenko 2x conv.MC7,
iso400, built-in flash, PSE9, Neatmage.
iso400, built-in flash, PSE9, Neatmage.
Uploaded25/09/2011 - 00:21
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Posted 26/09/2011 - 12:28
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Thanks, Colin.
I've made up a diffuser from a plastic milk carton.
Basically, cut off the bottom of the bottle, leaving a square "tube", closed at one end. About 1/2" from the closed end, cut a square hole about 2" x 2" BUT leaving a tongue protuding from the edge of the hole nearest the open end of the "tube".
These dims may need fine-tuning to your flash/camera dimensions.
The idea is to pop-up the flash, sit the diffuser over the flash, the closed end facing forward, with the tongue fitting into the hot-shoe slot. On mine, I left the tongue long enough to fold it over, which makes it a more snug fit in the hot-shoe slot.
I've found this arrangment works v.well, enabling the use of f16, iso200 @1:1 with my D FA 100mm Macro.
Good luck!
Roger.
I've made up a diffuser from a plastic milk carton.
Basically, cut off the bottom of the bottle, leaving a square "tube", closed at one end. About 1/2" from the closed end, cut a square hole about 2" x 2" BUT leaving a tongue protuding from the edge of the hole nearest the open end of the "tube".
These dims may need fine-tuning to your flash/camera dimensions.
The idea is to pop-up the flash, sit the diffuser over the flash, the closed end facing forward, with the tongue fitting into the hot-shoe slot. On mine, I left the tongue long enough to fold it over, which makes it a more snug fit in the hot-shoe slot.
I've found this arrangment works v.well, enabling the use of f16, iso200 @1:1 with my D FA 100mm Macro.
Good luck!
Roger.
The more I look, the more there is to see!
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