On 12/16/2014 12:12 PM, SwissPace wrote:
HI Fernando,
I meant to post an update, we ended up using the 80/4 macro with the 65-116 on the OM-D. I did buy a manfrotto
ML360HP which allows the amount of light to be varied so it won't damage the eyes and used it with one of the included
diffusers, however the images you linked to are fantastic and much more detailed than the straight on views we took.
I would think the biggest problem is getting the subjects to stay still enough.
<http://www.manfrotto.co.uk/midi-plus-36led-panel>
WOW, that's expensive!
The square 36 LED NanGuang brand I bought as Neewer (on the 'Bay?), is also variable brightness and comes with a
diffuser - for about 1/8 the price.
I'm sure the Manfrotto is better made and will likely last longer with heavier use than mine. Has worked well the
handful of times I've used it.
Light My Moose
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