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Techniques for more beautiful photos
Never miss a photo opportunity
Try to capture a shot of a
butterfly
Freeze a flying butterfly
with High-speed sync
To freeze the wings of a flying
butterfly, high-speed sync is an
effective flash feature. In this mode,
because a faster shutter speed than
the normal flash synchronization
speed can be used, the shutter can
be set to a high-speed 1/2000 to
20
with the quick charge feature
freeze the motion of a butterfly's
wings. Using the MR-14EX II's
Quick Flash feature while shooting
continuously*, you can capture
the best possible pose of a flying
butterfly.
* Activated by flash Custom Function 06-1
on Macro Ring Lite MR-14EX II
Advanced
5
Macro Ring Lite flash
Perfectly capture
a butterfly's wing beats
With the Macro Ring Lite flash, even
the patterns on a butterfly's wings
can be vividly captured. A flash
is an absolute necessity for insect
photography.
• EOS 7D, with EF 100mm f/2.8L IS USM macro lens
• Manual exposure mode; E-TTL II flash
• 1/2000 sec. at f/4.5; ISO 640 — Hi-speed sync.
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