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Re: Canon Ring Flash
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Do you find the round highlights more annoying on the MP-E? I don't find they bother me on the 100mm as the round highlights tend to be much smaller at lower magnifications. FWIW I stick with manual mode for balancing the background aswell as full flash shots...set the manual exposure for the desired background exposure and tweak FEC for the foreground/subject (usually I prefer the subject shaded or backlit and the background well lit for fill flash). Saves taking my left hand off the end of the lens to change from M to Av and having to compensate for shaded foregrounds and dark subjects that could fool the ambient light meter. With a well shaded subject and a bright background you can have complete control over the background from white (eg deliberately blown sky) to black from deliberate underexposure.
