Quote Originally Posted by Jon Ruyle


Quote Originally Posted by Sheiky
I don't like any reflection of flash to be honest [img]/emoticons/emotion-4.gif[/img] But the dedicated Canon ring-flash would be good as well? Or would it make my images flat?

I've never owned a ring, so I can't really comment. I read extensively before getting the twin, and I mostly got it because it is so adjustable. I don't like the reflections either, but nor are they a show-stopper for me.


Nah they aren't a show-stopper for me most of the time, but sometimes they are. Mostly due to shiny and/or very black creatures.


Reflection like this[:P]:





I know this shot could have been a lot nicer by using a tripod instead of a flash(that shield really reflects a lot!!), but...since it was crawling like an idiot because original they are underground animals and they don't seem to like the sun that much, I never have gotten a sharp shot with the use of a tripod. Better yet I had trouble enough getting a crawling image sharp.


Still remains a crappy picture, but in these cases I wished I had iso-3200 that looked the same like iso-100 [A]


Or was this perhaps solvable by using a polarizer? I'm not sure, I never tested if a polarizer works for decreasing flash reflections.


Quote Originally Posted by Jon Ruyle


Quote Originally Posted by Sheiky
I'll try and post some macro-photos in the post your best section [img]/emoticons/emotion-21.gif[/img]

I'll look for them!


I'll do it today []