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Some requests for Cactus v4

PenzO 30.05.11, 17:45
Hi all,

I need some advise about Cactus Wireless Flash Trigger V4, the old one

I will be very greatfull to receive some good requests.

regards,
Pench



Post Edited (19:07)
PenzO 30.05.11, 17:45
PenzO 30.05.11, 17:45
Hi all,

I need some advise about Cactus Wireless Flash Trigger V4, the old one

I will be very greatfull to receive some good requests.

regards,
Pench



Post Edited (19:07)
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telephoto flash bracket

Leon Uppena 14.05.11, 21:32
Hi
I am looking for a telephoto flash bracket, for use with a Canon EF 300 f2,8 on a Benro GH2 Gimbal Head and a Canon Speedlite together with a better beamer. Benro offers its own flash brackets, but I can´t find a shop either in GB or in Germany where to get one. Then I saw a Jobu Design FB-TM2 Topmount Flash Bracket with Quick Release on the B&H homepage, but I don´t know if that fits: it needs a "double-dovetail lensplate", but I am not sure what that means.
Can anybody please help me?

Leon
Leon Uppena 14.05.11, 21:32
Leon Uppena 14.05.11, 21:32
Hi
I am looking for a telephoto flash bracket, for use with a Canon EF 300 f2,8 on a Benro GH2 Gimbal Head and a Canon Speedlite together with a better beamer. Benro offers its own flash brackets, but I can´t find a shop either in GB or in Germany where to get one. Then I saw a Jobu Design FB-TM2 Topmount Flash Bracket with Quick Release on the B&H homepage, but I don´t know if that fits: it needs a "double-dovetail lensplate", but I am not sure what that means.
Can anybody please help me?

Leon
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nikon D60

eduard.dedu 30.07.08, 20:54
I am confused choosing a good camera for beginners,
please find suggestions for me ... DSLR cameras are suitable for beginners?
Perdosign
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Perdos 01.03.11, 12:52
Perdos 01.03.11, 12:52
I am confused choosing a good camera for beginners,
please find suggestions for me ... DSLR cameras are suitable for beginners?
Perdosign
http://perdosign.wordpress.com/
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Canon 50mm?

Karina Zantinge 02.05.10, 12:05
I like the 50mm 1.8 II lens on my 5D. I call it "Baby lens" since I used it for the first pictures of new borns at hospital with little light only.
For churches the focal distance might be too long. It's more like a close up lens then.
You would more like a Tokina 11-16 2.8 if you want to shoot a dome in completely without using a tripod.
Stefan Bar. ² 13.02.11, 02:08
Stefan Bar. ² 13.02.11, 02:08
I like the 50mm 1.8 II lens on my 5D. I call it "Baby lens" since I used it for the first pictures of new borns at hospital with little light only.
For churches the focal distance might be too long. It's more like a close up lens then.
You would more like a Tokina 11-16 2.8 if you want to shoot a dome in completely without using a tripod.
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What lens for Macro with Bokeh?

Karina Zantinge 01.05.10, 16:52
I love the Canon 100mm 2.8 L IS macro lense for this reason.
Its bokeh is like butter cream :-)



But the Sigma 150mm 2.8 could be also an option. Don't know yet about the new one with stabilizer (OS) which is due to be released soon.
I had that previously and sold it just because I needed a shorter lens in my studio.
Stefan Bar. ² 13.02.11, 01:50
Stefan Bar. ² 13.02.11, 01:50
I love the Canon 100mm 2.8 L IS macro lense for this reason.
Its bokeh is like butter cream :-)



But the Sigma 150mm 2.8 could be also an option. Don't know yet about the new one with stabilizer (OS) which is due to be released soon.
I had that previously and sold it just because I needed a shorter lens in my studio.
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About Canon 60D

hinizturgay 21.09.10, 10:36
There are. The body of the 60D is bigger and has the option wheel plus the new display which can be swung out.
Besides that, the AF is slightly more powerful and the 60D makes more pictures per second.
The new 600D which will be released in late March 2011, will have also a display which can be swung out.
Stefan Bar. ² 13.02.11, 01:42
Stefan Bar. ² 13.02.11, 01:42
There are. The body of the 60D is bigger and has the option wheel plus the new display which can be swung out.
Besides that, the AF is slightly more powerful and the 60D makes more pictures per second.
The new 600D which will be released in late March 2011, will have also a display which can be swung out.
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advice on wide angle lenses

Yvonne marisa 20.11.10, 17:28
Many thanks for your help,i will now have a look at the recommended website,and also check out more info on the lens's
Yvonne marisa 29.11.10, 13:17
Yvonne marisa 29.11.10, 13:17
Many thanks for your help,i will now have a look at the recommended website,and also check out more info on the lens's
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GPS Coordinates and Your Pictures

Michael Lunse 17.07.09, 04:47
I use an EasyTag GPS system on my D300 and it works well.
http://www.easytagger.ca/...ndex.php?ma ... ducts_id=1 http://www.e-geotag.com In fact I just came back from a walking trip to Japan and used it on the trip.
Can not speak too highly of this unit which by the way also records altitude and universal time. And least the gps locates accuate with a quick lock-on time.



Post Edited (12:10)
dwsean 21.11.10, 16:56
dwsean 21.11.10, 16:56
I use an EasyTag GPS system on my D300 and it works well.
http://www.easytagger.ca/...ndex.php?ma ... ducts_id=1 http://www.e-geotag.com In fact I just came back from a walking trip to Japan and used it on the trip.
Can not speak too highly of this unit which by the way also records altitude and universal time. And least the gps locates accuate with a quick lock-on time.



Post Edited (12:10)
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Best Online Photo Print Service in the UK

Matthias Döring 05.05.10, 12:49
Hi Matthias, I have been using Photobox and the quality is very good and delivery is usually 2/3 days.
ANDREW HUTCHISON 12.08.10, 20:42
ANDREW HUTCHISON 12.08.10, 20:42
Hi Matthias, I have been using Photobox and the quality is very good and delivery is usually 2/3 days.
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portfolio books?

Toniiixx 26.07.10, 22:57
Try Blurb, good quality books, you design on-line at very reasonable prices

Regards
Brian
Brian Cathie 01.08.10, 23:03
Brian Cathie 01.08.10, 23:03
Try Blurb, good quality books, you design on-line at very reasonable prices

Regards
Brian
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need advice on how to convert my on camera flash to a studio

Maria Mylona 02.05.10, 19:01
dear All,

Thank you for your wonderful advice!!! I think that now i'm ready to go and do some shopping
THANKSSSSSS

Maria
Maria Mylona 03.05.10, 16:27
Maria Mylona 03.05.10, 16:27
dear All,

Thank you for your wonderful advice!!! I think that now i'm ready to go and do some shopping
THANKSSSSSS

Maria
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hi all, I need some advices about canon lenses.10-22 or 16-3

hinizturgay 15.03.10, 15:43
thank you very much for helping me out. I have just bought sigma 10-20 f3.5 lens, right now I am playing with it. Again, thanks a lot all of you spent some time to answer my question and gave some advices, I am appreciated it.
hinizturgay 12.04.10, 14:20
hinizturgay 12.04.10, 14:20
thank you very much for helping me out. I have just bought sigma 10-20 f3.5 lens, right now I am playing with it. Again, thanks a lot all of you spent some time to answer my question and gave some advices, I am appreciated it.
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Sports Lens Advise

Ken Piros 06.03.10, 20:55
Thanks Ken/Ruud, for your help I think I will buy the Sigma.
Brian Cathie 07.04.10, 16:30
Brian Cathie 07.04.10, 16:30
Thanks Ken/Ruud, for your help I think I will buy the Sigma.
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Tripod and ballhead

Timothy Cifers 17.11.09, 03:33
In general - carbon fibre is lighter and stronger and more expensive than aluminum. I have no knowledge on the longevity between the two materials. Check the specs between the two units you like as to what weight of photo equipment they can effectivly support.

Eventually a ball head and light tripod will run out of usefullness to hold your photographic equipment rock steady when you start to put big cameras with big lenses on top of them - but you can't beat them for portability!
Michael Lunse 03.03.10, 17:25
Michael Lunse 03.03.10, 17:25
In general - carbon fibre is lighter and stronger and more expensive than aluminum. I have no knowledge on the longevity between the two materials. Check the specs between the two units you like as to what weight of photo equipment they can effectivly support.

Eventually a ball head and light tripod will run out of usefullness to hold your photographic equipment rock steady when you start to put big cameras with big lenses on top of them - but you can't beat them for portability!
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AF VR Zoom-NIKKOR 80-400mm f/4.5-5.6D ED

ANDREW HUTCHISON 10.11.09, 01:49
Thanks Herman, I have decided to buy the Sigma 150-500mmf/5-6.3 DG OS HSM which seems to get good reveiws.
ANDREW HUTCHISON 03.01.10, 00:51
ANDREW HUTCHISON 03.01.10, 00:51
Thanks Herman, I have decided to buy the Sigma 150-500mmf/5-6.3 DG OS HSM which seems to get good reveiws.
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