what is the range of the flash? macro to what distance from subject?
1818844
Good afternoon, despite having purchased the product have not used it often. But I think a reasonable distance for pictures in Macro would be a maximum of 35cm and a close photographs of some 50 to 70cm. Hope this helps
1818845
Hard to say, If I'm 2 to 6 feet from subject. It's to bright even if I adjust the setting. I do get great pic's when I'm about 12 to 16 feet from subject.
1818846
light ring worked from within 1 inch, I shoot fasteners and it worked great.
1790352
You need to get very close to your subject for it to focus. The Macro is for close up fine detail.
1490057
Tongfeng Z. A good question. My throw distance is about 20 feet which makes an image 20 feet from corner to corner. I will try 10 feet tonight and let you know. There is a zoom function so I will give you the minimum and maximum.
890954
I don't think you can get close enough in macro mode for this adapter to be an issue. I've not had any problems in shooting things in close, yet.
775434
There is nothing more I know to add to Syd's answer . I have not taken very many shots with the flash but Syd's reply is correct as far as I can tell .
398291
minimum focus is less than 5 feet, seems about 57 inches or maybe as little as 52, I cannot remember. I have occasionally used it for closeups of flowers quite well
739146
I've not tried it for macro, so can't help you there, My friend has mine in Europe now so I can't try it. Maybe if you google the question, they will know or the manual may pop-up. Aside from my SLR, this takes great telephotos.
156434
It appears that it holds the focus for a set range--if you focus on an item at a particular distance, depress the Flash button, it will hold focus at that distance for the next frames!
508125
No, because if the subject is five feet away you should be able to use your regular flash. The light ring is made for close-up macro photography. The LEDS are not as bright as your conventional flash. If the conventional flash is to bright at five feet try to bounce it.
1107980
That depends on of course ... the distance between the light & the subject, the exposure setting for aperture used on the camera, and if one uses any modifiers or neutral-density gels. In my experience, at say 8 feet you'll get an exposure "direct" of about F8 or so from one of these units. While they have no controls for output, it is easy to screw off the cover, tape some some small pieces of ND gels over the flash tube, and therefore cut down the light leaving the head if needed.
2086683
I'm trying to post a close-up taken with the macro. I was about 2 inches away, the camera focused very well, and you can see details expected of about 10x- and very clear.
1770841
It's good, but you'd want a true macro lens if that's all you want this lens for. With this lens, you'll have have to stand a good 2-3 feet away from your subject. With a true macro lens, you'd be able to get directly in front of your subject, and the results will be better.
604836
My advice is to go to DPReview, which is an excellent resource for looking at digital cameras. That is where I get my info. My lens will focus only to ~ 8", so I'm guessing that the macro lens can get closer. Enjoy - it's an awesome camera!
2148696
Possibly, the flash speed is adjustable. however you may need 2 or 3 for the proper effect.
1316128
For a complete understanding of how trail cameras visit trailcampro.com. The flash range is totally different from the detection range. Detection is triggered by heat and movement. Check detection range by walking across the camera's field of view not directly towards it. A detection range of 50 feet or more is excellent. This camera will not flash with rechargeable batteries and needs lithium batteries to perform best. See website above for real world tests and comparisons among many cameras.
1312200
You can be from infinite up to 30cm distance from your object. Less than 30cm, the image will be blurred. Hope it helps you.
103619
You can use this camera in its Macro mode. It allows focusing up to .098 feet away. Additional details can be found in the below link. http://service.us.panasonic.com/OPERMANPDF/DMCZS30_ADV.PDF#page=76