haven't tested it much yet. First test wasn't true...bedroom I was in is SMALL and has orangey walls so the light bounced back an orange cast...eww
but PhotoJoJo is a cool site and has neat products. Plus you get a free plastic dinosaur with your order ...RAWWWR!
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haggis wrote: Just bought one of the 64 LED lights from 7dayshop. Great alternative to a flash for close work. I used it on a couple of baby shoots recently and it was less distracting for them than a flash going off.
Also means you can experiment a lot more with camera settings when you don't have to consider sync speeds.
Next test will be first dance at a wedding where guests flashes are a nuisance.
How do you like it? Can you give me a link to it on 7dayshop or the name of the product. I could really use something less distracting for baby shoots than the pop up flash on my Canon t1i. TY!
lucky1one wrote: I got this high tech modifier called KFCorignialrecipe7000. It's a microwavable container that I got for free from Kentucky Fried Chicken. I simply cut a hole in the back and sandwiched a piece of shower curtain material inside the lid.
Color me ignorant but why did you do this? I presume as a diffuser but as I am uneducated in the world of "real flash" photography (the pop up one doesnt count I hear) I am curious as to what effect this achieves. And will it work over my pop up flash on my Canon T1i? I have like 5 of these containers at home
Can you elaborate on what extension tubes are and what they are for? I'm learning so much about equipment in this forum!!! THANKS FOLKS I'm so happy I could dance
50 mm 1.4 Nikon Lens. Had one years ago with film. Just decided I wanted another one. Used it on a wedding recently and was well pleased. Don't do many wedding. This was a special friend.
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