Kris, I have a Canon Rebel XT with a Sigma 28-70 lens. I turn the flash off, and use a Coleman headlamp with 33 power light. It has a lower light setting which I use on white moths. I learned this combo from Audrey. Most of the time, I let the camera focus automatically. (I need a good macro moth lens.) If my pix are blurry, it's just my shaky hands at midnight. LOL Jean Obrist ----- Original Message ----- From: klight10@xxxxxxxxxxx To: tn-moths@xxxxxxxxxxxxx Sent: Monday, June 28, 2010 9:46 AM Subject: [tn-moths] flash recommendation I have not been real happy with my macro flash shots on some of my moth photos. I have a Nikon D90 with a 105mm macro lens. I have been using my built-in flash, my hot-shoe flash, and an added RayFlash ring attachment. Some of you have incredibly sharp close-up shots that I would like to get. Do any of you use the dual flash attachments for close-up shots? If so, and you are a Nikon shooter, which one do you use? I've seen different models at different price ranges. Thanks for any advice! Kris Light