The Bower SFDRL14C TTL Macro Ringlight Flash provides full TTL control (including E-TTL II) with both digital or film SLR cameras. This allows for accurate exposures of close-up subjects. When shooting at extremely short distances, relatively minor movement of lighting and subject results in relatively large changes of exposure. TTL metering eliminates the need for lengthy calculations of exposure, because the inherent loss of light at macro distances can automatically be accounted with ease.
Bower SFD14 Overview
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Bower SFD14 Reviews
works great
I like doing macro and this is perfect for my 5dm4 and 7dm2 ! works great for bug photos too
It does the job
I am currently a field biologist and wildlife photographer doing research using a Canon D-60 and a macro-lens to photograph stomach content samples from turtles as part of my research. Specifically, I am photographing aquatic insects, worms, and other macroinvertebrates. I shot over 1000 images using it in 2012 with good results and no failures. Whether I am in the field or lab my setting is largely studio like and where this item belongs. When I transport it, I carry it in a hard plastic case lined with foam to protect it. Overall, the lighting is even and more than adequate when I am shooting adult dragonflies or butterflies as samples for presentations when they are on a background. Lastly, I leave it on land when I am wading or kayaking so be realistic about its durability.
