if anyone has taken some for a project like this i would love to see them, might give me some ideas
i do have an intervalometer but wouldnt fancy leaving my camrea there for any length of time.
thanks for the replies everyone,
i dont have a wide angle but i have access to one i can borrow.
hi all,
i have been asked to take some before and after pics of a store, as they are having a refurbishment. can anyone suggest what sort f, pics they are likely to want?
i am due tohave a meeting with the client soon but just wondered if anyone had done anything like this before as i haven't.
thanks
Bill
can someone point me in the direction of a place in england to buy refurbished lenses please
Hi all, I took a bit of a punt at a car boot and bought a d90 that the guy said was not working right, it seems to work ok auto focus and actually takes pics but the rear screen doesn't work so unable to review shots anyone had this happen before, I am normally a canon shooter, is ther something I am missing with regard to the controls on the camera any help appreciated
Thanks
Bill
busted_shutter wrote:
What are you using to light the wool? Gunpowder or a torch works great. Probably safer to use torch, but then again...I always live dangerously.
gunpowder???
no im not using that, by torch do you mean a blowtorch?
yes thatnks both for the answers, i have seen videos etc abot the technique involved but i am having difficulty in lighting the steel wool and im not sure why, just wondered if someone has had a go and might have an idea what im doing wrong
Quickflash, thanks for the answer, can you explain the significance and or need for hss, i have a 7d and a 450d im not sure what hss is i know it means hi speed sync but not sure what that is.
thanks
Bill
has anyone trried a long exposure of glowing or burning wire wool. i am having some difficulty getting the wire wool to light, any ideas or pointers please
thanks
Bill
would you go for a used 550ex or yn-568 im not sure which has the better spec
thanks for the reply, i have actually watched these vids but i am having difficulty removing that plate and as the vids do not specifically refer to a 7d just wondered if there was any difference or maybe i can push the screwdriver a little harder to lift the plate. just wanted someone to confirm that its the same procedure.
my 7d seems to think an external flash is fitted even though there isnt. apparently its a well known problem witha lot of dslrs and is due to a sticking plunger which is on the hotshoe. its possible to fix it by removing the hot shoe plate. has anyone ever done this on a 7d
thanks
Bill
Dewar wrote:
I see a slight overall red cast ...., could be the carpet and drapes reflecting light onto the dress.
how would you prevent that?