I'm not familiar with this Metz model but I'd be surprised if it doesn't
have a variable power control. Just shoot in manual and adjust the
power until you get a good histogram.
After you do a few of them at different densities you'll probably be
able to pre-set the flash power fairly closely just by eyeballing the slide.
Chuck Norcutt
David Irisarri wrote:
> Thanks a lot for this picture. I was thinking if you have used an extension
> tube for 1:1 but I suppose you get much better resolution without using it.
> f6.3 was used to get the optimum resolution of your lens, wasn´t it?
> According to lighting, I suppose you shot first to this white surface to
> store in your E-1 the right white balance.
> But I think I´ll find another problem. I use my Metz MZ-40i with my E-1
> using the last adapter from Metz but I cannot use TTL metering, so I think
> exposure is going to be very tricky due to I have got dense exposed
> KODACHROME slides and very lilght ones, so I cannot use manual flash mode
> and using constant lighting will force to expose for some seconds,
> increasing E1 noise.
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