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Need Help Setting Up Canon MARK III 5D For Macro Jewelry.

In studio photography there is never such a thing as "too much light"
 
i tried using flash with the camera before and it didnt turn out to well, since watches have crystals and some even have anti-glare crystals the flash makes a bright spot on the crystal
 
Flash from the camera is always not going to turn out so well. HOwever flash placed outside a light tent and set up properly is going to work better every time over using a hundred 100W bulbs.
 
$Untitled-2.webpso something like this but with the tent ofcourse. these things are pretty expensive do they last long?
 
They really aren't very expensive. Where are you looking at them?
You'd need two flashes, one on either side and a trigger/receiver or long cord for at least one of the flashes.
Can be done for about $150 give or take. Last? As long as you take care of it? Longer than the camera will.

That light tent you showed looks like a DIY setup that would work pretty well. I'd prefer one that isn't made of cardboard, but if your cardboard fell apart you could DIY another one. $5 for a yard of nylon and a cardboard box. Works!
 
i was looking on B&H, but there are so many variations it makes it a little more difficult.
 
Of flash or of the light tent?
You are in NYC. Why not go in to B&H and actually look at what they have?
 
yeah i will go to the store before i buy but i just want to get idea of exactly which one i need.

Bower SFD35S Digital Flash SFD35S B&H Photo Video would this be it?

and i also dont understand one thing, is this flash going to be on like a regular light, or it just turns on for that second that ur taking the pic?
 
sweet, Last question. Is there an option to keep these speedlights/ flash on constant, or they only work as a flash? because from the picture it looks like they can be set to constant light
 
5D MarkIII just for jewelry photography is like hunting squirrels with an AK-47.
 
lol thats the beautiful part about the Mark III, you can hunt fish or whales ;)
 
Sweet cam but lighting is just as important, don't skimp there
 

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