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    #46
    Trevor,

    Those are outstanding shots. Just beautiful. Does the device plug right into your camera post and run off of your camer's battery(s)?

    Robert

    Edit: I looked it up online. Some very inexpensive ring lights for your camera. External battery pack, looks like.
    Last edited by Robert P.; 01-22-2013, 11:27 PM.

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      #47
      Originally posted by Robert P. View Post
      Trevor,
      Those are outstanding shots. Just beautiful. Does the device plug right into your camera post and run off of your camer's battery(s)?
      Robert
      I didn't really know what I was buying when I got it -- I just found the least expensive one on Amazon ($19.95) that said it fit my camera, and got it. Unfortunately I can't quite figure out how to mount it on the lens, so I'm holding it on there for the moment. It uses 4 AA batteries, which are housed inside a pack that mounts on the shoe so that the flash can control it. However I've just been using the "always on" feature so far.
      Best regards,
      Streptile

      Looking for ROUND BUTTON 1939 EK1 Spange cases (LDO or PKZ)

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        Trevor,

        I found using 'inter-facing' fabric from JoAnn's Fabric's for a difuser over the ring light's bulb knocked all the glare down and any light 'bounce-back'. It 'softened' the harsh light. I see just a little evidence of this in your shots, but it's very, very minor. I was getting a lot because my ring light is very bright. The fabric comes in all thicknesses/densities.

        Robert

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