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Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can this be used with Canon Mark 11 Lense 24-105mm 4Lwith IS ?

A: Probably not, to use the flash on any lens other than the original 100mm F2.8 non-IS lens you need a macro lite ring adapter and BH doesn't carry a 77mm one so I don't think Canon makes one in that size. The only sizes listed are 52, 58, 67, and 72mm. The 67 is the most popular as it fits the 100mm F2.8 IS macro lens. The 24-105mm lens has a 77mm filter thread size

Q: 2. Can I use this macro ring with a 50mm?

A: You could use the MR-14EX TTL Macro Ring Lite Flash with a 50mm lens. You will need an adapter ring, the size of which will depend on the filter thread size of the lens.

Q: 3. Can the Canon MR-14EX be used in conjunction with the Canon EF 100mm f/2.8L Macro IS USM Lens adapted to a Fujifilm GFX 100S?

A: The Canon MR-14EX II Macro Ring Lite would only be able to be used in manual mode on the FUJIFILM GFX 100S Medium Format Mirrorless Camera.

Q: 4. Are there other ring adapters that I can use for other sized lenses than the macrolite adapter sizes? For example, a 62mm macro lens.

A: Yes there are. If you regard the Accessories tab on this flash's product link, under the header Other flash accessories you will see adapter ring options for 52mm, 58mm, 67mm, and 72mm. To adapt it to a lens with a 62mm filter thread size, you would need to purchase the 67mm adapter ring for the flash, and then use a 62-67mm step-up ring to connect to that. See the two links below for the required adapter rings to connect it to your 62mm lens:http://bhpho.to/1frDLaahttp://bhpho.to/1lVIgRi

Q: 5. I have a 100mm non-is Canon macro lens, with Canon hood. Will I need to remove the hood to use this flash?

A: yes

Q: 6. Is this flash compatible with the Canon SL3?

A: Yes, this is compatible with the canon SL3 camera.

Q: 7. Does it fits on a 18-55mm lens? (The one that it cames with the camera)

A: The lens shade fits the lens. But, it is a much tighter fit than is usual with the Canon lens shade. At less than half the cost of the Canon product it is well worth its cost. With usage in time this cheaper alternative will work well and maintain a good tight fit.

Q: 8. Hi, I've owned a BE-126 Head for a few years and overall I'm very happy with it, however from time to time it will come loose on the base if I rotate it slightly anti clockwise, and it isn't safe. I've tried to tighten it as much as I possibly can, however it still manages to come loose shortly afterwards! Did I fail to attach it properly to the legs, or are all the Oben Heads like this?(I have it attached to a Oben Tripod, AC 2361)

A: You may want to try a dab of Loctite 242 removable blue.

Q: 9. Can I use Yangnuo macro ring flash EX 14 RT -canon and Yangnuo remote flash triggers on Nikon 3300d, 5200d and 5300d? If yes, please let me know how to do it?

A: The Yongnuo YN-14EX-C Macro Ring Lite for Canon is technically for Canon. On a Nikon camera chances are it will fire but only in manual.Off camera you will need for the Nikon camera a manual wireless transmitter and a receiver for the YN-14EX-C. And again it will only work in manual.

Q: 10. 1) What is the range of flash duration for this product? I have an MR-14EX, and it doesn't always freeze motion. Any suggestions?2) This flash seems to fire milliseconds before the shutter opens, which can give some live subjects enough time to react--some can fly right out of frame before the shutter opens. Is there any way I can get around that?

A: The MR-14EX may not freeze motion all the time because it is intended for close up subjects, where there is not a lot of motion to begin with. To avoid the pre-flash, you could use manual mode. Keep in mind, however, that manual mode will not allow for TTL use of the flash. Another solution to this issue would be to use a ring light, such as the Digi-Slave L Ring 3200D, which will provide a continuous light source and potentially be able to deter the subjects from moving when the flash fires off: http://bhpho.to/1gdjkPn