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Question: Can thisflash be used off the lens?
Document: I suspect the ring light will be sufficient for most of the macro photography I wish to do, but if I run up against limits at some point I will probably acquire the other design as well. I suspect the adjustable twin-flash unit might be a better choice for the limited purpose MP-E 65mm macro lens, which cannot be used to take pictures of objects further than a few inches away from the front of the lens.
I have not used it, but it seems to be well regarded.
This unti is used with my EF 100mm Macro. Great lighting and also triggers my 430EXII used to back light the subject.
Previously an owner of a sunpack ring flash used for medical photography with my canon eos 10D. This flash integrates flawlessly with my 10D. I particularly like the automatic shut down that conserves the battery life. Would recommend this product without reservations.
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It's really good. I'm a little confused though on how to use it since I used another friend's camera before and he had everything set up w AV n just changes the numbers. I'm kinda ignorant on setting up cameras but the pics I took using AV w ettl mode on flash settings were good but I get a lot of black pics. Again, it's me not reading the catalogue
Im a dentist and i need to take around 20 intraoral pictures each day. I used to have a point and shoot camera, it was worthless. I decided to take the SLR big step, and i bought a Canon rebel Xt, a 2.8 100mm usm Macro, and this ring flash, I LOOOOOOOve my ring flash. You dont want to have the camera and the macro without it, taking pictures now its fun and fast.
I bought the Canon MR-14EX Macro Ring Lite to go along with myCanon EF 100mm f/2.8 Macro USM Lensto be used on aCanon EOS 7D 18 MP CMOS Digital SLR. I really haven't explored extreme macro photography before, so I thought I might as well see if it is something I could love. So as I do with most things I get interested in, I went a little nuts and bought a ton of equipment, including the Canon MR-14EX Macro Ring Lite.
I use this for taking photographs of my orthodontist patients. I have it mounted to my 100mm macro lens. Perfect.
I take pictures for an orthodontists, and this has drastically improved the lighting on my photos. Its great for close up pictures. I use this in conjunction with a Cannon Rebel XT and a 60mm lens.
Answer: In theory, you could use it off the lens, but there's no bracket for it, so you would either have to hold it in your hand or have someone else hold it. You could use it as a Master, though, with another flash being used as a slave.