Newbie help on Canon Flash.

escapologist · 5th July 2008

Hi. I just got myself a fisheye lens that is 8mm wide, to plan to shoot gigs played in small cramped areas. And I'm currently using 400D, so by then it would be 12.8mm. So I'd like to know, what flash would be wide enough so there wont be any shadows?

flipfreak · 5th July 2008

don't think there are any flash in the world that wide at the moment right?

shahrulesa · 5th July 2008

YOu can try a whale tail or lambency diffuser with the flash head pointing upwards, MIGHT give you the coverage.

J-Chan · 5th July 2008

something like a ring flash might work..

gilaman · 5th July 2008

hooray for ringflash

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escapologist Member Join Date: Jul 2007 Posts: 107	Newbie help on Canon Flash. Hi. I just got myself a fisheye lens that is 8mm wide, to plan to shoot gigs played in small cramped areas. And I'm currently using 400D, so by then it would be 12.8mm. So I'd like to know, what flash would be wide enough so there wont be any shadows?

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shahrulesa Member Join Date: Dec 2006 Posts: 619	Re: Newbie help on Canon Flash. YOu can try a whale tail or lambency diffuser with the flash head pointing upwards, MIGHT give you the coverage. __________________ Shahrul Esa

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gilaman Member Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Bikini Bottom Posts: 290	Re: Newbie help on Canon Flash. hooray for ringflash