Thanks. i have fired a couple of test shots using a photography scale and compared to the ratio marks on the focus ring. The calculation is close enough to the image with the ruler for my needs
31cm to object 1:1 = 22.2 x 14.8mm
35cm to object 1:1.5 = 33.3 x 22.2 mm
39cm to object 1:2 =...
Is it as simple as...
1:1 is equal to the sensor size so 22.2 × 14.8 mm (thanks rapscallion)
so at 1:2, double the area is captured by the sensor so 44.4 x 29.6 mm
Using a cannon f2.8 100mm at 0.31m from the object on a 450d (crop), how can I calculate the area of the part of the object that is captured?
Background: I am trying to photograph defect in a fabric using this set up and would like to use the image to count the number of physical defects and...
Cheers Tim. The problem with the marumi is that there is no manual mode so I can't compare with and without ETTL. I did try increasing flash compensation to +2 but there was no noticeable difference.
I'll see if I can have anither go at 1:1 and post some above f22
Richard, I will try the lower...
You are correct. I forgot to add that I repeated the experiment Tim described and indeed lose 2 stops going from infinity to 1:1.
So I guess we are saying the flash is working ok and it is my expectation of its performance that was wrong.
If that is the case it should still expose properly especially if I up to ISO 200.
I will check out what happens on the actual lens and light meter as you suggested and also try exposure outside of the macro range. I'll post some shots this evening to put it into perspective. It is only a...
I have had my Marumi DRF14C Ring Flash for Canon for a few months now. I don't use it regularly but I always feel it is lacking in power and I have to drop the aperture and up the iso.
I wan't to prove this by experiment or understand if I just have it wrong.
So my understanding from the...
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