[rmelancon]

I'm trying to get rid of the annoying "flash" I get in most pix where the reflection off of the frogs moist skin makes a bright "flash" on the frog. This was taken with the flash pointing straight up and it is reduced but the image seems a little dark and the background is gone. I guess it's not too bad of an effect. Maybe I need to try with one of those things Kyle had mentioned that covers the flash.

 

[rmelancon]

Canon 10D with Sigma 105mm Macro. I've thought about tring to find a device that lets me remove the flash from the camera so that I can point it wherever I want. I'm assuming they make this but haven't looked yet. Kyle what bouncer did you wind up going with?

 

[rmelancon]

I like the Sigma so far, but it's the only real macro lens I've used. I've taken some of my best frog pictures with it. Previously I was using a Sigma 24-70 and although they were ok the macro lens just does the job so much better. The Tamron got great reviews from what I have heard. I'd like to try the Canon 100mm macro to see if I can notice any real difference.