Canon Digital Camera Flash Guns
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Yongnuo YN-560 Speedlight Flash for Canon and Nikon $59.50 *Guide number:58 at ISO100, 105MM. *Super speed of charging recycle:It only takes 3 seconds in charging after full power output. Even without new batteries, you can get the super charging speed that it only needs 4-5 seconds, you can completely get rid of the nightmare of anxious waiting for charging,. In addition, you can use the external power pack to accelerate the charging speed once more. *… |
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Rode VideoMic Directional Video Condenser Microphone w/Mount $149.00 The Rode VideoMic is a cost effective, camera mounting shotgun microphone that features an integrated shock mount and close signal reproduction. The VideoMic features a small, light weight profile allowing quick, unobtrusive mounting on DV and HDV cameras without appearing in the frame. The super-cardioid polar pattern and barrel canceling design attenuates side axis audio and results in maximum r… |
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Audio-Technica ATR-6550 Video Camera Condenser Shotgun Microphone $58.24 DESIGNED ESPECIALLY FOR USE WITH VIDEO CAMERAS2-RANGE SETTINGS: NORMAL & TELE3.5MM CONNECTOR PLUGS INTO VIDEO CAMERAFREQ RESP: 70 HZ 18 KHZIMP: NORMAL 1000_ +/-30% & TELE 2200_ +/-30%INCLUDES CAMERA MOUNT PISTOL-GRIP STAND CLAMP WINDSCREEN BATTERY & .25″ ADAPTERSUPC : 042005157105Shipping Dimensions : 12.70in X 8.10in X 2.20inEstimated Shipping Weight : 1.3633… |
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Olympus Tracker 10-30×25 Zoom Porro Prism Compact & Lightweight Binocular $87.95 Stylish, fun, and easy-to-use are the best ways to describe the 10-30×25 Zoom PC I binoculars. Their sleek black and silver body make them visually appealing to the eye. Their powerful optics and impressive features provide a clear and enjoyable viewing experience. And their center focus knob, rubber grips, and convenient zoom lever make them a great partner to bring camping, to the ballpark, or o… |
Does using flash help reduce noise, when using superzoom non-(D)SLR camera indoors?
Hi! I’ve been posting all sort of questions lately regarding “good” superzooms and megazooms, non-(D)SLR digital cameras…I kept getting answer that they WILL NOT give satisfying results…I DO know that…But I am not prepared to step into SLR area yet…So, I am after solution to lower qualilty photographs produced indoors by non-(D)SLRs… Since lower amount of light is responsible for that kind of bad results, would USING A FLASH, the EXTERNAL one, help reduce noise by increasing amount of light in the hall…Take a look at these photos, as they can give you an idea under what kind of circumstances I will be taking photos…
http://www.flickr.com/photos/31401498@N02/
I think of buying Canon SX10 IS, as it produces better images than SX1 IS, and mounting flash gun to, hopefully, compensate for the lower amount of light…Thanks a lot for your time and thinking and typing…
Hi
The amount of noise is really dependent on ISO and Aperture and Shutter Speed. The higher the ISO the more noise.You need a higher ISO if shoooting in dim light. You need a wider aperture if shooting in dim light. You need a slower shutter spped too. All three co-exist and you can change any to match another. Till you get the best result. Adding a Flash means that you don’t have to increase these variables. So in theory Noise levels will be kept down. However, the quality of the picture may be compromised as you will not get a true realistic representation. So if its less noise, less quality, then yes flash will help. If its more noise, better quality then it won’t. For your project I’d recommend flash.
Good luck Sab