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Stevie | profile | all galleries >> Our shots >> My shots >> Techie stuff >> Canon ml3 macrolight for the rebel xt >> second and final version tree view | thumbnails | slideshow

second and final version

the patient
the patient		 the tools for the surgery
the tools for the surgery		 before
before		 after
after
after the surgery
after the surgery		 firing the flash
firing the flash		 firing the flash 2
firing the flash 2

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Guest 15-Jul-2008 23:49
Thanks for the tip Steve! I "Googled" and found your fix - was wondering if there was a way to use the ML-3 on a DSLR. Have only 'risked it' on my old D30, but have had decent results...

As mentioned, most of the time you want to be shooting at f/22 or more anyways, so the full force of the flash is not such a problem. Makes sense that some respect has still to be paid to the max sync speed of the camera - even in manual, after all it is still flash. Have had best results at 1/200 and 1/250 sec, I think around the x sync speed of the camera anyway.

Cheers

Dave
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