Is there a macro ring flash for this camera?
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Generally a macro ring flash fits on a particular lens rather than a particular camera, and attaches to the lens by means of an adapter that screws into the filter ring on the lens and the ring flash unit slides over the adapter. Most macro ring flash units come with multiple sizes of screw in adapters. This camera does have a hot shoe for those macro ring flash units that have a battery pack that slides into the hot shoe.
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I don't know about that but this flash is fully manual. It will not monitor anything thru your camera and mine stopped working the 2nd time I turned it on. I would not recommend it. If you want a TTL ring flash that is fully automatic you will have to go for the Canon ring flash, about $500.
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Yes I was able to do this by buying a cord online with the appropriate sized ends....found one on amazon.Wired the flash out up to the camera trigger in....then every time I shot with hand held camera the remote cameras fired too.
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There is no guide number its not a flash its an LED ring light you vary the brightness to where you want it and take the picture . There is a mode where it sends out a pulse of really bright light at the maximum of the ring light you have to adjust you shutter settings to get it where you want it in your pictures once you get it spot on its an awesome light but you have to be fairly close to the subject you cant be 3 feet back unless you set the camera to do so. It can be used in always on mode as well . If you are looking for a flash I suggest getting a ring flash they are brighter and better . If you want some thing thats pretty good for a lot of things thats cheap you cant go wrong with this ring light i have used it and gotten great flower shots, close ups of objects like food , jewelry, nature stuff ect.... oh yea the brighter bigger one has better color correction it makes things simply look better good luck to you, Mike
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Well, I don't use a light ring, but LIGHT is pretty important unless you're in the sunlight or bright daylight. I did get a light ring but it was far too bright for macros. So if you could find a nice gentle light-i'd go for it. Otherwise, plan on inventing some other light source. Unless, as I said, you're in daylight. The lens doesn't shadow the subject the way the macro built into the camera does. You can get far enough away that you won't leave a shadow. Hope that helps.
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I usually do an immense amount of research before purchasing a product because I despise having useless pieces of equipment around me when I could just do the research and purchase once. I absolutely love my Canon 100mm macro lens and have found no need to purchase the Canon ring flash. Unless you have money burning a hole in your pocket I would advise against purchasing a ring flash, plus if you want to experiment, there are a ton of DIY methods of putting together a ring flash just to see if the effect is worth the purchase of a more expensive unit. Another con of the ring flash is that it uses an inordinate amount of power. I like to carry the minimal amount of equipment as often as possible. I'm out in the desert hiking here and there. It gets hot and I want to use all my energy on the nature around me. I don't want to hear the voice in my head that complains of the extra weight of extra batteries, a bulky ring flash etc. I purchased a dedicated regular flash (model doesn't matter, just the best that you can afford) that I can use as a slave to the pop up flash that's on the camera. I find that with a few tweaks on my part, such as using a piece of paper or reflector to bounce color, darkness or lightness onto the subject can do the job I want just as well. Now git out there and use that 100mm macro! What have you been waiting for?!
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This has a regular flash. IR camera will work just fine for you unless you want the picture to be in color.
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Out of the free offers the wireless flash is far the most useful, I think; it can trigger the default flash (the one comes with the camera) so you can take on some pretty elaborate macro etc shots.
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I have no idea. When I put the ring flash on my pop-up flash does not pop up.
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No it does not. The camera flash only functions for the various camera modes. It cannot be used as a flash light. Brilliant camera nonetheless.
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I haven't tried it myself, but I don't think there would be a better combo for this purpose. I mean a 100mm macro with this specific of flash, Yongnuo or not.
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Not that I know of. There is not intelligent link between flash and camera. The only way I get results that are suitable is to set camera on manual and set shutter speed - f stop and if needed ISO to get proper exposure.
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Yes, the camera has a built-in automatic flash. It opens up when needed and you can also decide when you use it.
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Yes, it has a pop up flash. Would recommend you also look at a Nikon SB-700 which starts you off on a path to get "off camera" flash.
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Yes, there is a built in flash system and you have an optional external flash. Even my photos taken in candlelight turned out excellent without any flash at all.
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I really don't know. They come with a speed ring to mount to studio strobes, but Westscott makes a speedlight setup called a silver slipper, that may be a way to adapt it. But short answer would be no. There are softbox setups made for speedlights.
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If You Have one of these filter sizes (49mm/52mm/55mm/58mm/62mm/67mm)It will work,You mention You are looking for a macro Flash, This is not a Flash its a light like the description says.