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>I think that would work just fine, although I think the power of the flash
>might be an issue. The Pentax ringlight has a guide number of 8? vs a 20 for
>the smaller AF200T.
There are two ring-flashes, the AF0
You are probably better off using a faster film, grain and all.
I don't think you'll get much in the way of light output.
If your camera doesn't have dedicated flash metering, then any el cheapo
flash with a built in thyristor and bounce head (sunpak), would do a great
job with a diffuser or a bou
> >
> > I have a ring light but no regular strobe (I'm
> primarily a
> > manual everything
> > please no flash kinda shooter) suddenly I find I
> need to do
> > some stuff where
> > I would like to bounce a bit of light. I had this
> crazy
> > idea that I could
> > use the ring light holding it a
It's like any light source and you could bounce it. You would have to play
around to get the correct exposure but I expect it would work.
ppro
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In a message dated 8/19/01 12:27:16 PM Central Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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<< I would like to bounce a bit of light. I had this crazy
idea that I could
use the ring light holding it above or to the side instead
of on the lens
and kinda making a mini reflector or softener that w
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