Recent content by Blue Eagle

Agreed, arranging another funeral is obvious but I couldn't decide on the target.

It's bound to have a dodgy cleaning mechanism if it is as good as canon's (I would assume it is). I've had my canon for 3 years and never had to clean the sensor, and I pretty much change lens whenever I want, done it on beaches and everything.

Cheers, I'll give them a go during the day :)

The links appear to be broken, have you finished using them? because i've recently upgraded to new amp and just thought i would grab these for a listen. Cheers

Hehe, here's another: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H11E0zwI7QA&feature=related Oh and NSFW, few swearies at the start. There's a photo near the end of how it is done but these must then all be front wheel drive and there must be a fair bit of fiddling about to get steering and power to...

Like one of the big stofen ones? because the flash has a flip down diffuser on it.

I'm very pleased with my AFD360, the only noticeable draw backs are the slow recharge time and all plastic build. The slow charge time doesn't bother me at all as I rarely use continuous shooting. ::edit fail below!::

But all that costs money, some naff springs from ebay and you've got the lowered look.

Totally agreed, nobody chats *******s like that for 3 mins and expects to keep their licence.

Pretty good deal don't you think: http://www.amazon.co.uk/Nikon-Nikkor-Telephoto-lens-ED-IF/dp/B000VDF5LU/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1298665626&sr=8-1

It looks like the real thing, just wondering how they got it into some random field on a hill, rather than whatever airfield it has been sitting in.

I was wondering if anyone knows of a good source of information about the operation of canon flashguns. I would like to know things like the pinout of the hot shoe, voltages required to trigger different events and really anything that would help in the design of a DIY flash trigger. I've done...

Clothes are always a good shout... some new shoes?

This appalling behaviour gives thousands of students a bad name. I hope the culprits sent to the slammer, that'll not look good on the old CV.