Showing posts with label gear. Show all posts
Showing posts with label gear. Show all posts
Sunday, January 13, 2013
Macro Lighting Overkill? Perhaps...
Recently I had the idea to attach 2 Metz 58 AF-2 flashes to the adapter for the MT-24Ex. Although it is probably overkill for the 100mm macro lens, it could work well at greater distances with the 180mm macro lens. It also works well for long distance portraits with the 135mm f/2 or 200mm f/2.8, on which the larger 72mm adapter ring fits.
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Canon 1DMkIV,
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Metz 58 AF-2,
MT-24ex,
photography,
ring flash,
Speedlite,
strobe,
strobist,
tool,
tripod
Sunday, December 18, 2011
DSLR: David versus Goliath
I thought this would make an
interesting comparison of the two extremes of DSLR.
On the left is the Pentax Kx DSLR that we bought for my girlfriend's
mother. On the right is my Canon 1D MkIV.
I really like the little Kx even though it is dwarfed by my large hands.
It certainly has its purpose as a travel camera with some pancake
primes, although the lack of focus indicators in the viewfinder is a
pain.
In case you are wondering the lenses are the smallest pentax and canon
lenses I have. The Tokina EL 28mm f/2.8 on the Kx and the EF 15mm f/2.8
fisheye on the 1D
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Canon 1DMkIV,
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entry level,
gear,
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giant,
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kit,
Kx,
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Pentax,
professional,
size,
small,
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