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Looks like that might be the issue with this lens. I bought it second hand as a mint condition lens but it obviously had an issue.

Update - looks like the Canon lens is faulty. I swapped the lenses on the two cameras (can't imagine why I didn't think of this before) so that the Canon macro lens was on the Canon body with no ...

Thank you Bill - that's really helpful. The reason I am using the Dedolight is because I am working with two cameras sharing the same light source. I had tried with a couple of GODOX ML-150II Macro ...

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I have done - see above

Now set to f1.8 (lens wide open) to test things. I do want a deeper depth of field though. Will see how things go. Thanks for your help.

Good idea. Yes, depth of field was the reason but having blown out frames is not acceptable. I'll try playing with f no. Thanks.

Fungal growth in a petri dish - it doesn't move too quickly. I might need to get an ext intervalometer as you say.

Thank you I do have one MFT mount Leica lens. I haven't tried that yet. For this shoot I need a macro lens though. I have noticed that since updating the firmware of the Speed Booster that there ...

Have now updated the FW on the Metabones adapter - hopefully that will help. Thanks

ok - that's a possibility. Hmmm

I am trying to set up a timelapse on the FX3, taking one frame every 10 minutes. It looks like the max interval time is 1 minute but the 'shooting start time' goes up to 99 minutes and 59 seconds ...

Thanks. The light switches on for a minute in every 10 and both cameras fire around 30 seconds into that minute of light. I am in my studio where it's happening and can confirm that the timing is ...

Thanks. This is def not an issue with the Dedolight, not least because the Canon (second camera) timelapse stills, sharing the same light, are pretty even exposure. I am thinking that there is a ...

I am shooting timelapses across two cameras, one being a GH5. The shoot is of growth in two petri dishes. The other camera, a Canon, is behaving predictably but I am getting wildy different ...

Thank you

I was planning to get an A7S MKIII until I was made aware of the FX3. I will primarily use this camera for 4K filming and have been advised that it's a better camera than the A7S for that task. ...

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I did a while back but the A7SIII seemed to be a stronger camera overall.

I have a GH5 and A7SMKII (the latter converted to infrared). I am looking for a clear upgrade for the GH5, specifically a camera that can shoot 4K well at 100 or 120 fps. I use my cameras ...