It has been an interesting series I ended up getting a similar style of flash the, the Olympus STF-8 for my Mu-43 Olympus system. [the Godox one is a bit large for my system] I will apply some of your ideas to do the same with the Olympus flash.
Thwbk you for your videos. It would however have been a more reliable comparison had the flash been consistently placed. I'd have liked to see the camera on tripod at a fixed distance from the subject, ideally with the flash mounted (eg ring adaptor) or positioned at a set distance too.
Nice flash diffuser ideas and nice experiment. But I miss the verdict: which one is best? Is there one best for every angle of the slash/diffuser combination or are there different bests for different angles? I find it very difficult to conlcude that myself, because it is difficult to compare the different photo's side by side.
Thanks for your interest. Yes, I agree with you. It is very difficult from my experiment to identify the best one because I was moving the flash from different directions and various distances. But certainly the Godox diffuser alone is not good enough for softening the flash light. Anyone can use any of my three diffuser system ideas, but need to take several pictures in different angels and distance to find the best output. However, I found best results from micro radiant diffuser. Thanks again for your keen interest and observations on my experiments.
Dear caltariq , I made the camera stand with focusing rail from a scrap microscope. I will upload a video on it very soon. Please keep an eye on my channel.
Mr Reemi Za, thank you for your interest on radiant diffusers. I have plenty of videos on the DIY radiant diffusers in my channel. Checkout my following play list. RADIANT DIFFUSERS: th-cam.com/video/paxhqBJuIkE/w-d-xo.html But you can make your radiant diffusers for any gear systems you have, just follow my universal technique of the following video. th-cam.com/video/paxhqBJuIkE/w-d-xo.htmlsi=aIYYYMdaGvYyRkbh Please do not hesitate to contact me if you need further assistance.
I like what you did and tried. but save the viewer some time and focus on the diffuser that gave you best results. I suspect most viewers are interested in the easiest way to construct that one. Nevertheless, nice job and thank you for sharing your results.
Hello sir I am using the godox mf12 macro flasher but now it is not working properly sometimes it flash some time it's not do u have any idea about this
I strongly recommend you contact the Godox service center near your place. If you do not have any, show it to some camera and flash mechanic. But my best guess this is the problem of the lithium battery inside it. Thanks for asking me.
It has been an interesting series
I ended up getting a similar style of flash the, the Olympus STF-8 for my Mu-43 Olympus system. [the Godox one is a bit large for my system]
I will apply some of your ideas to do the same with the Olympus flash.
Sounds great!
Thwbk you for your videos.
It would however have been a more reliable comparison had the flash been consistently placed.
I'd have liked to see the camera on tripod at a fixed distance from the subject, ideally with the flash mounted (eg ring adaptor) or positioned at a set distance too.
Great suggestion!
Nice flash diffuser ideas and nice experiment. But I miss the verdict: which one is best? Is there one best for every angle of the slash/diffuser combination or are there different bests for different angles? I find it very difficult to conlcude that myself, because it is difficult to compare the different photo's side by side.
Thanks for your interest. Yes, I agree with you. It is very difficult from my experiment to identify the best one because I was moving the flash from different directions and various distances. But certainly the Godox diffuser alone is not good enough for softening the flash light. Anyone can use any of my three diffuser system ideas, but need to take several pictures in different angels and distance to find the best output. However, I found best results from micro radiant diffuser. Thanks again for your keen interest and observations on my experiments.
I'm interested in the focusing rail your using, what brand is it? Thanks in advance.
Dear caltariq , I made the camera stand with focusing rail from a scrap microscope. I will upload a video on it very soon. Please keep an eye on my channel.
I couldn't find the video where you made the last type of diffuser, can you help me find it? thank you
Mr Reemi Za, thank you for your interest on radiant diffusers. I have plenty of videos on the DIY radiant diffusers in my channel. Checkout my following play list.
RADIANT DIFFUSERS: th-cam.com/video/paxhqBJuIkE/w-d-xo.html
But you can make your radiant diffusers for any gear systems you have, just follow my universal technique of the following video. th-cam.com/video/paxhqBJuIkE/w-d-xo.htmlsi=aIYYYMdaGvYyRkbh
Please do not hesitate to contact me if you need further assistance.
I like what you did and tried. but save the viewer some time and focus on the diffuser that gave you best results. I suspect most viewers are interested in the easiest way to construct that one. Nevertheless, nice job and thank you for sharing your results.
Thank you Mr. Bob Abela for your constructive suggestions. I will try in my future videos.
Hello sir I am using the godox mf12 macro flasher but now it is not working properly sometimes it flash some time it's not do u have any idea about this
I strongly recommend you contact the Godox service center near your place. If you do not have any, show it to some camera and flash mechanic. But my best guess this is the problem of the lithium battery inside it. Thanks for asking me.
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