The Flash should be pointed directly to the subject, as you want the subject to be in focus and enough light. you also might consider having a diffuser as well.When you use flash for outdoor macro photos in what direction do you point the flash? Is it pointing in the same direction as the lens and if so in what angle? Or do you turn it away from the subject?
At the moment i am using the cap that came with the flash. I am not good at making things with my hands.The most important is the diffuser. If you make a good one you would avoid a lot of lighting problems
A simple side of a translucide plastic container clipsed on the front of the lens will do the job.At the moment i am using the cap that came with the flash. I am not good at making things with my hands.
Thats what the cap is, think it is called an omnibounce, it came with the meike mk320A simple side of a translucide plastic container clipsed on the front of the lens will do the job.
I've got the same flash on ly OM-D e-m10 Mk3 and for sure the cap isn't enough to diffuse correctly the light.Thats what the cap is, think it is called an omnibounce, it came with the meike mk320
Thank you. Then i will have to look into a better working diffuser.I've got the same flash on ly OM-D e-m10 Mk3 and for sure the cap isn't enough to diffuse correctly the light.
You can build one yourself, no need to spend huge amount of money. Check some tutorials.Thank you. Then i will have to look into a better working diffuser.
Doing that as i am typing thisYou can build one yourself, no need to spend huge amount of money. Check some tutorials.
I will make a picture of my flash and will show what they are.What brightness settings are you referring to? I can set the flash from 1/1 to 1/128 in 6 steps and each setting i can make EV comp of +3/+7 or -3/-7.
A tight fitting cap won’t do you any good, I think. You need to enlarge the plane. There are cheap diffusers on ebay and amazon that at least give you some support.At the moment i am using the cap that came with the flash. I am not good at making things with my hands.