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Diffuser Canon Speedlite
August 15th, 2011
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 Flash Light Bounce Diffuser for Canon Speedlite 320EX  US $5.75
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Question: Canon Speedlite 430ex ii: what's the best diffuser to use with this flash?
i kind of like the cloud, cone shaped one..
Answer: Remember that diffusers don't make your light source any bigger (which is what creates softer shadows) - you need larger modifiers than that which will mean using the flash off camera.
All the 'cloud' does is turn your flash into a bare bulb source which sends light everywhere. it's fine for bouncing off walls/ceiling if you're indoors but does sod all outdoors where you have no surfaces to bounce from.
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Question: What speakers do you recommend for a Canon Speedlite 430EX?Answer: Gary Fong Lightsphere, Stofen or Lumiquest bounce depending on the type of image or situation.
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Filter Infrared
August 11th, 2011
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 52mm IR 950nm Infrared Filter Suit Fr Camera Nikon Sony US $7.26
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Question: What is the price of a fairly good Infrared Filter to fit a Nikon D40 DSLR?
I want fairly good quality along with a fairly good price. Must fit a nikon D40.
Oh my...let me clear this issue up. An IR filter restricts normal light so that IR light is more noticeable.Answer: Well, which lens do you have? Look at the lens filter diameter. Then you can go onto eBay and do a search for an infrared filter in the right diameter. Those prices are very low; just choose the IR wavelength you want to have pass through. The sensor itself has an IR blocking filter, so exposure times will be very long. I suggest around 720 nanometers; 900 nanometers and up likely will be completely blocked.
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Question: About lasers with built in infrared filter?I was looking at dragonlasers.com and I was thinking of buying a Viper laser series. beam itself is visible and it is they who can light matches and stuff. It says in the site that has a built in infrared filter (IR) or sumthin. is this going to prevent damage to the eye? or something related?
Answer: The IR filter that only protect you if had IR filter lens. Since you do not know about optics and lasers I suggest you not buy one of these lasers. 19 patents ...
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