Hephaestus
Established
Hi all,
I have recently added a "Litepanels MicroPro LED On-Camera Light" to my rangefinder kit, and I have found it to be very useful.
I personally refuse to use flash as I find it to be jarring to my subjects. However, in low light or backlight situations having an additional light source can salvage a photograph. For me, this dimable on camera light has been a great solution.
Before settling on the "MicroPro", I also tested the cheaper "Micro", but I found the output of that unit to be wanting. The Pro model, while not extreme in its output, seems to shed just enough extra light to help out with fast lenses and intimate settings.
For my style of working, this addition has truly been a boon! Perhaps some of you here will be of similar mind...
Ryan
P.S. I am not affiliated with LitePanels.
I have recently added a "Litepanels MicroPro LED On-Camera Light" to my rangefinder kit, and I have found it to be very useful.
I personally refuse to use flash as I find it to be jarring to my subjects. However, in low light or backlight situations having an additional light source can salvage a photograph. For me, this dimable on camera light has been a great solution.
Before settling on the "MicroPro", I also tested the cheaper "Micro", but I found the output of that unit to be wanting. The Pro model, while not extreme in its output, seems to shed just enough extra light to help out with fast lenses and intimate settings.
For my style of working, this addition has truly been a boon! Perhaps some of you here will be of similar mind...
Ryan
P.S. I am not affiliated with LitePanels.