Macro Ring Flash produces Really dark pictures?
I just got a flash system for my Nikon D3000. I got it specifically for the central flash, but it also happened to come with a macro ring flash. (you know, a round flash that connects to the front of the lense)
Whenever i use it, however, it produces Really dark pictures, and i don't know why… What am i doing wrong, and what do i need to do to produce better pictures with it? What kind of lighting is needed?
More information would be helpful. I have the Canon version of yours, and depending on the iso, f-stop, and shutter speed your dealing with, they can be problematic.
Edit: Yes Pookie might be right. Or maybe your flash is going off either before or after your shutter opens.
More info! Please!
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p.s. You are probably too far from the object.
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