Sigma EM-140 DG Macro Ring Flash for Nikon SLR Cameras




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  • Guide number of 14 (ISO 100)
  • Flash tubes can be switched on or off for creative flash control
  • Fully dedicated with the latest TTL auto exposure systems
  • Wireless flash control; high-speed synchro flash





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Excellent ring flash for dentistry
I have employed my Rebel XT digital SLR into my dental office. I upgraded to the Rebel XTi (10 mpixels) for home. I purchased the Sigma ring flash with a Sigma macro lens for the Canon SLR family. If you look at the Lester Dine website this is basically what they sell for a few hundreds dollars more.I compared the ring flash and lens with the ones offered by Canon and felt that it was worth saving $300 by purchasing the Sigma combo.The macro lens/ring flash work well for dental purposes. After a little experimentation I discovered that I get the best images by using the aperature priority setting. All settings are used with ISO 400 speed. I set the aperature at 14-16 for intraoral shots. This gives the best depth of field. I also use the operatory light for intraoral shots. I set the aperature to 6 for full face shots.I use autofocus but set the ratio to 1:2 to 1:3 for intraoral shots. This keeps the autofocus from "hunting". I frame the...
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SIGMA EM-140DG FLASH F/NIKON Top to learn more



Sigma EM 140 DG-worth a try
I have been searching the net for a reveiw of this flash. Since I couldn't find one I just went out and purchased one. Yes this flash works iTTL on a D70. I would have given it 5 stars if it had a more robust hot shoe like the SB 600 or DX 50 both Nikon flashes I own. (I have a Nikon SB 21 and it's hot shoe has worn out being the all plastic as well) . Other than this negative this product seems very well built and sturdy. The flash is permanently attached to the control head unlike the Nikon ring flash which was in 2 parts. This makes stowage a litte difficult in your camera bag however it does come supplied with it's own very nice ballastic nylon bag. Unlike the Nikon the cable is spring coiled and always stays neatly out of the way. It is a good sturdy and well reinforced cable. It's controls are fairly simple to figure out. took some pictures today of orchids and the exposures were (mostly) perfect. I put my camera on the full PHD mode (push here dummy) and the EM 140 DG on...
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EM 140 DG
Finally a flash Nikon should have produced long ago. I shoot a lot of macro and have used the Nikon SB 29s with my Nikon D100. Unfirtunately that flash forced me to use manual mode as it doesn't know about digital camears. This is fine most of the time, but sometimes you don't have the time to experiment and shoot bracketed series, etc. So I went out and bought this flash.a) Yes, it definitely works fine with Nikon's older D-TTL system besides the newer i-TTL. The D100 uses D-TTL. The D70 i-TTL.b) It is a really nice piece of work.I sold my SB 29s. The LCD panel on the back is not immediately obvious, but once you have flipped through the few pages of the slim handbook (takes about ten minutes). all is clear. The automatic TTL works fine when you're in a rush, like when you are shooting medical operations on the fly or when trying to get that butterfly shot before it flies off. The manual adjustment options are really really worth spending some time...
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Sigma EM-140 DG Macro Ring Flash for Canon SLR Cameras




Regular Price: $480.00 |
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Product Details

  • Ideal for close-up photography, especially medical and scientific applications.55mm and 58mm adapter rings are included with the flash. 52mm, 62mm, 67mm, 72mm and 77mm adapters are sold separatly.
  • Wireless flash control; high-speed synchro flash
  • Fully dedicated with the latest TTL auto exposure systems
  • Flash tubes can be switched on or off for creative flash control
  • Guide number of 14 (ISO 100)





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Customer Review


Excellent ring flash for dentistry
I have employed my Rebel XT digital SLR into my dental office. I upgraded to the Rebel XTi (10 mpixels) for home. I purchased the Sigma ring flash with a Sigma macro lens for the Canon SLR family. If you look at the Lester Dine website this is basically what they sell for a few hundreds dollars more.I compared the ring flash and lens with the ones offered by Canon and felt that it was worth saving $300 by purchasing the Sigma combo.The macro lens/ring flash work well for dental purposes. After a little experimentation I discovered that I get the best images by using the aperature priority setting. All settings are used with ISO 400 speed. I set the aperature at 14-16 for intraoral shots. This gives the best depth of field. I also use the operatory light for intraoral shots. I set the aperature to 6 for full face shots.I use autofocus but set the ratio to 1:2 to 1:3 for intraoral shots. This keeps the autofocus from "hunting". I frame the...
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Product Description

The EM-140 DG Macro Flash is designed to work with both AF 35mm film and Digital SLR cameras of all-popular manufactures. The EM-140 DG Ring Flash is ideal for photographing subjects in fine detail whenthe shadowless mode is used and is extremely effective for scientific and medical applications. Dual flash tubes can fire simultaneously or separately. Using only one flash tube creates shadow, which can give a three-dimensional feeling to the subject. The flash features a guide number of 45 with ISO 100 The Modeling Flash function makes it possible to check for reflections and shadows before actually taking the flash picture. A wireless flash function is also available, when the EM-140 DG is used as master and the EF-500 DG SUPER as a slave unit for creating fine shadow details.High Speed Synchro and Exposure compensation functions are also available for advanced flash photography. Top to learn more



Sigma EM 140 DG-worth a try
I have been searching the net for a reveiw of this flash. Since I couldn't find one I just went out and purchased one. Yes this flash works iTTL on a D70. I would have given it 5 stars if it had a more robust hot shoe like the SB 600 or DX 50 both Nikon flashes I own. (I have a Nikon SB 21 and it's hot shoe has worn out being the all plastic as well) . Other than this negative this product seems very well built and sturdy. The flash is permanently attached to the control head unlike the Nikon ring flash which was in 2 parts. This makes stowage a litte difficult in your camera bag however it does come supplied with it's own very nice ballastic nylon bag. Unlike the Nikon the cable is spring coiled and always stays neatly out of the way. It is a good sturdy and well reinforced cable. It's controls are fairly simple to figure out. took some pictures today of orchids and the exposures were (mostly) perfect. I put my camera on the full PHD mode (push here dummy) and the EM 140 DG on...
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EM 140 DG
Finally a flash Nikon should have produced long ago. I shoot a lot of macro and have used the Nikon SB 29s with my Nikon D100. Unfirtunately that flash forced me to use manual mode as it doesn't know about digital camears. This is fine most of the time, but sometimes you don't have the time to experiment and shoot bracketed series, etc. So I went out and bought this flash.a) Yes, it definitely works fine with Nikon's older D-TTL system besides the newer i-TTL. The D100 uses D-TTL. The D70 i-TTL.b) It is a really nice piece of work.I sold my SB 29s. The LCD panel on the back is not immediately obvious, but once you have flipped through the few pages of the slim handbook (takes about ten minutes). all is clear. The automatic TTL works fine when you're in a rush, like when you are shooting medical operations on the fly or when trying to get that butterfly shot before it flies off. The manual adjustment options are really really worth spending some time...
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Sigma EM-140 DG Macro Ring Flash for Sigma SLR Cameras




Regular Price: $480.00 |
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Product Details

  • Guide number of 14 (ISO 100)
  • Wireless flash control; high-speed synchro flash
  • Ideal for close-up photography, especially medical and scientific applications
  • Fully dedicated with the latest TTL auto exposure systems
  • Flash tubes can be switched on or off for creative flash control





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Customer Review


Excellent ring flash for dentistry
I have employed my Rebel XT digital SLR into my dental office. I upgraded to the Rebel XTi (10 mpixels) for home. I purchased the Sigma ring flash with a Sigma macro lens for the Canon SLR family. If you look at the Lester Dine website this is basically what they sell for a few hundreds dollars more.I compared the ring flash and lens with the ones offered by Canon and felt that it was worth saving $300 by purchasing the Sigma combo.The macro lens/ring flash work well for dental purposes. After a little experimentation I discovered that I get the best images by using the aperature priority setting. All settings are used with ISO 400 speed. I set the aperature at 14-16 for intraoral shots. This gives the best depth of field. I also use the operatory light for intraoral shots. I set the aperature to 6 for full face shots.I use autofocus but set the ratio to 1:2 to 1:3 for intraoral shots. This keeps the autofocus from "hunting". I frame the...
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Product Description

The EM-140 DG Macro Flash is designed to work with both AF 35mm film and Digital SLR cameras of all-popular manufactures. The EM-140 DG Ring Flash is ideal for photographing subjects in fine detail whenthe shadowless mode is used and is extremely effective for scientific and medical applications. Dual flash tubes can fire simultaneously or separately. Using only one flash tube creates shadow, which can give a three-dimensional feeling to the subject. The flash features a guide number of 45 with ISO 100 The Modeling Flash function makes it possible to check for reflections and shadows before actually taking the flash picture. A wireless flash function is also available, when the EM-140 DG is used as master and the EF-500 DG SUPER as a slave unit for creating fine shadow details.High Speed Synchro and Exposure compensation functions are also available for advanced flash photography. Top to learn more



Sigma EM 140 DG-worth a try
I have been searching the net for a reveiw of this flash. Since I couldn't find one I just went out and purchased one. Yes this flash works iTTL on a D70. I would have given it 5 stars if it had a more robust hot shoe like the SB 600 or DX 50 both Nikon flashes I own. (I have a Nikon SB 21 and it's hot shoe has worn out being the all plastic as well) . Other than this negative this product seems very well built and sturdy. The flash is permanently attached to the control head unlike the Nikon ring flash which was in 2 parts. This makes stowage a litte difficult in your camera bag however it does come supplied with it's own very nice ballastic nylon bag. Unlike the Nikon the cable is spring coiled and always stays neatly out of the way. It is a good sturdy and well reinforced cable. It's controls are fairly simple to figure out. took some pictures today of orchids and the exposures were (mostly) perfect. I put my camera on the full PHD mode (push here dummy) and the EM 140 DG on...
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EM 140 DG
Finally a flash Nikon should have produced long ago. I shoot a lot of macro and have used the Nikon SB 29s with my Nikon D100. Unfirtunately that flash forced me to use manual mode as it doesn't know about digital camears. This is fine most of the time, but sometimes you don't have the time to experiment and shoot bracketed series, etc. So I went out and bought this flash.a) Yes, it definitely works fine with Nikon's older D-TTL system besides the newer i-TTL. The D100 uses D-TTL. The D70 i-TTL.b) It is a really nice piece of work.I sold my SB 29s. The LCD panel on the back is not immediately obvious, but once you have flipped through the few pages of the slim handbook (takes about ten minutes). all is clear. The automatic TTL works fine when you're in a rush, like when you are shooting medical operations on the fly or when trying to get that butterfly shot before it flies off. The manual adjustment options are really really worth spending some time...
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Sigma F30S13 77mm Macro Flash Adapter Ring




Price with discount: $14.89 |
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  • Ideal for close-up photography, especially medical and scientific applications
  • Compatible with digital and 35mm SLR cameras of all popular manufacturers
  • Allows you to attach the EM-140 DG Ringlight Flash to be mounted on any lens with 77-millimeter filter threads





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Ring Flash Adapter
Needed to adapt my ring flash to my camera. Ring flash does not fit all cameras, so be sure to check it out, so you can order the right adapters when ordering the flash.
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Product Description

The Sigma F30S13 77mm Macro Flash Adapter Ring allows you to attach the EM-140 DG Ringlight Flash to be mounted on any lens with 77-millimeter filter threads. The EM-140 DG ringlight flash is ideal for close-up photography, especially medical and scientific applications, and is feature rich, with a 46-foot ISO 100 guide number. With the F30S13, you can attach this high-end multi-functional macro flash to compatible digital and 35mm film SLR cameras of all popular manufacturers.Allows you to attach the EM-140 DG Ringlight Flash to be mounted on any lens with 77-millimeter filter threadsIdeal for close-up photography, especially medical and scientific applicationsCompatible with digital and 35mm SLR cameras of all popular manufacturers Top to learn more



The Sigma F30S13 77mm Macro Flash Adapter Ring allows you to attach the EM-140 DG Ringlight Flash to be mounted on any lens with 77-millimeter filter threads. The EM-140 DG ringlight flash is ideal for close-up photography, especially medical and scientific applications, and is feature rich, with a 46-foot ISO 100 guide number. With the F30S13, you can attach this high-end multi-functional macro flash to compatible digital and 35mm film SLR cameras of all popular manufacturers. Top to learn more



Gets the job done
I use this to mount my Sigma EM-140DG Macro Ring-Flash to my Canon EF-S 60mm 1:2.8 Macro lens with Canon EOS 7D. All I can say is, it works great for my use - intraoral medical photography.The only qualm I have is that it does not prevent the ring flash from rotating during use. It WILL lock the flash in place to prevent it from falling off, but that's about it.
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Works, but limits minimum field of zoom from 18 to 30-35mm
I have owned a Sigma ring flash and could not use it on any of my nikon lenses because it ships with 55mm ring. I ordered this adapter as suggested on sigma website. Works great on the 72mm lens opening of my nikkor dx 2.8-5.6 zoom lens 18-200mm. Problem is a strong vignetting on corners of photos. This was noticeable even when viewing scene through my nikon viewfinder. I realized that the adapter projects quite a bit out of the lenses. Unless you set zoom to minimum 30 -35 mm you cannot eliminate it. My fault for not investigating further, but maybe Sigma could design the adapter flange which holds the flash; it should project inside rather than outside the lens to allow full use of all zooms. The zoom function would be minimally affected since the handling barrel is quite extended on Nikon, Sigma and Tamron lenses. Bad design. Great ring flash.
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Sigma 105mm f/2.8 EX DG Medium Telephoto Macro Lens for Nikon SLR Cameras




Regular Price: $640.00 |
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  • Compact and lightweight medium telephoto macro lens.
  • Focus Limiter Switch that limits the AF range so improving the speed and accuracy of auto focus
  • Maximum magnification of 1:1
  • Dual Focus (DF) system that is designed to make the lens easy to hold during auto focusing
  • Optimized image quality for Digital SLR cameras. Super Multi Layer (SML) coating reduces the ghost caused by reflections





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I am absolutely loving this lens!
Originally I didn't want to stray from Nikon products, but Sigma definitely has my attention. This is an excellent lens in both build quality and function. It works flawlessly on my Nikon D40, metering perfectly and in addition, even though it's manual focus on my camera, it is spot on with the auto-focus indicator light (lower left corner of view finder). I highly recommend this lens to anyone who is looking to get into macro! Don't be scared if you're a Nikon D40 user, I was at first, and now I'm hooked on this lens! Do yourself a favor and buy one!
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Sharp and well-built
I debated between this and the 105 Nikkor but at $ 350 versus $750, I decided to try the Sigma and return it if it was not satisfactory. The build seems good with a very solid feel and, while the autofucus is a bit slower than the AF-s Nikkors, it is fine for all but the macro shots which need manual focus anyway. Comparing sharpness at f8, it is about as sharp as my 18-135 at the center and much, much sharper as you move from the center. Overall, I'm very happy I saved the $450.
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Product Description

Reduces flare and ghostThis new medium telephoto macro lens employs a new design concept for digital SLR cameras. Its new lens power layout produces an excellent optical performance and also reduces flare and ghost. This new lens is designed to reduce the influence of harmful light caused by reflections from the digital image sensor.An easy to use 105mm medium telephoto lensMACRO 105mm F2.8 EX DG lens is very suitable for taking pictures in nature and it enables to use of natural light conditions or flash. The greater working distance of this lens is very advantageous when taking the picture of a flower among the branches or an insect. You do not shake your subject when you want to take its precise details without blurring by using a tripod. The narrow angle of view is a great aid for simplifying backgrounds and shallow depth of field makes it easier to handle the composition. This lens would have an equivalent field of view of a 178mm telephoto macro lens on a digital SLR camera (when used with the SD10).Minimum aperture of F35 (Nikon and Pentax mounts only) Depth of field of medium telephoto macro lenses is generally very shallow; however, this lens has a minimum aperture of F35 for incredible depth of field.Screw-in lens hoodA screw-in hood is included, for convenient use of circular polarizing filters. It is possible to attach a 77mm filter in front of the lens hood.Dual Focus (DF) system This lens also incorporates a Dual Focus (DF) system that is designed to make the lens easy to hold during auto focusing. The large focus ring offers smooth and positive action whilst focusing manually. Features: Compact and lightweight medium telephoto macro lens. Optimized image quality for Digital SLR cameras. Super Multi Layer (SML) coating reduces the ghost caused by reflections from thesurface of digital image sensors Maximum magnification of 1:1 Focus Limiter Switch that limits the AF range so improving the speed and accuracy of auto focus... Top to learn more



Optimized for Nikon digital SLR cameras but also compatible with film SLR cameras, the Sigma 105mm f/2.8 medium telephoto lens allows a greater working distance between the lens and the subject, helping it excel in all shooting ranges. The increased working distance of the lens is ideal when taking the picture of a flower among several branches, or an insect on a leaf. The narrow angle of view helps simplify the background, while the shallow depth of field makes it easier to handle the composition. The lens also offers a super multi coating that reduces the flare and ghosting that tends to occur when using digital SLR cameras, helping create crisper, sharper photos. And thanks to the Dual Focus (DF) system, the lens is easy to hold during autofocusing, but also offers smooth and positive action should you choose to focus manually on images. Other features include a minimum aperture of f/32, a screw-in lens hood that supports the use of circular polarizing filters, and a minimum focusing distance of 12.3 inches. Offering a 35mm equivalent field of view of 178mm on a digital SLR camera, the lens carries a one-year warranty.

Specifications

  • Focal length: 105mm
  • Maximum aperture: f/2.8
  • Lens construction: 11 elements in 10 groups
  • Angle of view: 23.3 degrees
  • Number of diaphragm blades: 8
  • Minimum aperture: f/32
  • Minimum focusing distance: 12.3 inches
  • Maximum magnification: 1:1
  • Filter size: 58mm
  • Corresponding AF mounts: Nikon
  • Dimensions: 2.9 inches in diameter and 3.8 inches long
  • Weight: 16.1 ounces
  • Warranty: 1 year
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If you are thinking about getting it; GET IT!
I have had this lens for more than a year so I know all the Pros and Cons; I did not just buy it and I am not writing a spur of the moment review. If you are debating between this lens and the Nikon one, I would go with this one. I am not saying this one in better than the Nikon because I haven't used the Nikon, but I don't imagine it is $350 better.Now there are reviews that complain about the auto-focusing on this lens. It is a Macro lens meaning its field of focus is very small at 2.8 so it will tend to go back and forth at times, especially if there is a lot of things in the viewfinder. If you know how to use a DSLR then should be able to Manual Focus it. When shooting portrait style photos I have no problem with the autofocus, now with nature it doesn't always want to focus perfectly no, but like I said above it is a Macro lens and focuses very tight. Also a one person said to go to Manual Focus you have to flip the switch on the camera, one the lens, and move the...
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Sigma EM-140 DG Macro Ring Flash for Nikon SLR Cameras


Sigma EM-140 DG Macro Ring Flash for Nikon SLR Cameras Supplements, Cheap Discount Sigma EM-140 DG Macro Ring Flash for Nikon SLR Cameras – Vitaminking AUD $0. Sigma EM-140 DG Macro Ring Flash for Nikon SLR Cameras SIGMA EM-140DG FLASH F/NIKON Fully dedicated with the latest TTL auto exposure systems Flash tubes can be switched on or off for creative flash control Wireless flash control.

The flash is permanently attached to the control head unlike the Nikon ring flash which was in 2 parts. I would have given it 5 stars if it had a more robust hot shoe like the SB 600 or DX 50 both Nikon flashes I own. This makes stowage a litte difficult in your camera bag however it does come supplied with it's own very nice ballastic nylon bag. (I have a Nikon SB 21 and it's hot shoe has worn out being the all plastic as well).



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