LED Ring Flash Lamp for Macro Shots

• LED flash ring light
• For macro photography
• For close-up photography, for hobbies or professional use (jewelry, archiving, documentation, forensics, research, science, etc.)
• Screw-in to your lens
• Mounted on the front of the lens, this can provide even illumination.
• Use bright lighting for correct exposure
• Can be used LED lens mounted or table top
• Works with different lens sizes (6 pieces adapter included, 49mm 52mm 55mm 58mm 62mm 67mm)
• LED controller, left LEDs or right LEDs or all LEDs
• Hot shoe insert for the battery pack
• Can be battery operated (2 aa batteries) or via power output jack, choose between the two power modes
• Super bright white LEDs provide a continuous light source for macrophotography

What’s included:

• Battery pack (shoe insert)
• 6 pieces ring adaptor
• Ring LED light
• Power adaptor
• In box packing

PRICE: P3300

Macro Photos via Macro Extension Tube

All because of the macro tube set. Get to capture macro photos by just getting a 475 peso macro extension tubes - rings.

Fits Canon DSLR cameras

Extension tube macro ring set

Capture macro photos, ultimate close ups with clarity

Magnify subjects

The extension tube doesn’t affect image quality, there is optical element (glass-lens) inside.

The set has 3 rings or tubes plus the camera mounting ring and the lens adapter

For varying magnification, you can 1 or 2 or 3 of the inner tubes.

8 different possible combination of the tubes for different macro shot level

More tubes used means the the farther away the lens is, which results to greater the magnification

The Extension tubes has no electrical contacts, camera’s auto-focus function is disabled

Compatible with All Canon EOS SLR / DSLR Camera (300D 350D 10D 20D 30D 40D 5D 400D 450D 500D 1000D 1D 1DS MARK II etc.)

Made of high-grade metal

Ship in gift box packing

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PCB & IC Macro Shots

Before disposing old motherboard and pc cards, subject em to macro shots... The revenge of the fallen PC...

Night Time Outdoor Bug Shots

Beetlebum

Nothing to do on a Thursday night, can't connect to the net, my attention was directed to this beetle. Using cellphone display as added light source... Enjoy the Blur...

Bamboo, Up Close

Bamboo, in focus… both in photo (macro) and in description, as used in construction.

When treated, bamboo forms a very hard wood which is both lightweight and exceptionally durable. In tropical climates it is used in elements of house construction, construction scaffolding, as a substitute for steel reinforcing rods in concrete construction, and so on. Modern companies are also attempting to popularize bamboo flooring made of bamboo pieces steamed, flattened, glued together, finished, and cut. However, bamboo wood is easily infested by wood-boring insects unless treated with wood preservatives or kept very dry. A lot of institutes and universities are working on the bamboo as an ecological construction material. It is possible to get in the United States and France houses 100% made with bamboo, earthquake and cyclone-resistant, with international certification. Three ISO standards are for bamboo as construction material. Fromwiki.

Conversation With A Langaw

National Geographic Photographer - Hey, all you flies have been quite a nuisance ever since the world began, I think you guys finally met your match, the macro photographers. We are the fly shooters! We kill fly one a time.
Mr. Fly Superstar - Dude, we still out-number you a billion to one. How's that? You're not threatening our species at all.

National Geographic Photographer - Why do you think you are the favorite object of macro photographers in the Philippines?
Mr. Fly Superstar - We're everywhere. The bugs that comes next are the ants. But, we're far more prettier than the ants in macro shots. The spiders are pretty too but they are pretty hard to come by especially in the city. But us, you see us everywhere. Here, there and everywhere. You know all this shit.


National Geographic Photographer - Wow, words shit, flies and pretty have not been in the same paragraph before. Why you say, you are prettier than the ants?
Mr. Fly Superstar - Look at it yourself. You'll see tiny hairy me. You'll see our sparkling vibrant eyes. Our spiky sexy legs alone are a sight to behold. And did I mention, we got wings.


National Geographic Photographer - There are ants that have wings too.
Mr. Fly Superstar - Yeah, yeah, the queens? But hey, ants are boring, they only come in red/orange and black and the color is monotonous. Look at us, we're the sex goddess of bug shots in the Philippines. Macro photographers drool whenever they see us.


National Geographic Photographer - Yikes. Drooling for flies. You're a mother effing conceited insect. Considering you freakin carry million bacterias, it also makes me wonder, what's with you that we are still paying attention to you.
Mr. Fly Superstar - You got no choice man. You'll forever be taking picture of us, practicing macro shots, looking for that perfect macro fly shot.

National Geographic Photographer - Dammit, I agree. Speaking of which, may I shoot you now?
Mr. Fly Superstar - By all means.


National Geographic Photographer - But wait, I got another question for you... What do you think is the main difference between a macro shoot of an ant and a macro shoot of a fly?
Mr. Fly Superstar - Ahm, fly needs good studio lighting?


National Geographic Photographer - NOPE. It's easy to shoot ant, I can shoot 'em alive. But for the flies, it's a different story.


END OF INTERVIEW.

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Ubas na Walang Katas

bago 2008 ay lumipas sa araw ng bisperas sa mesa'y naglagay ng mga prutas hindi ito pinitas kundi binili sa rustans una ng ang ubas kasama ng labin dalawang kastanyas naligaw din ang bawang pero di sibuyas pang-tanggal daw ng malas ilang linggo ang lumipas ngayo'y ubas wala ng katas ganun pa man ito daw ay pampabuenas