Recent content by c4rv3r

Number one every time.

I emailed Nelliestore and they gladly resupplied me with a new poster in a cardboard tube, arrived perfectly and nice quality too! Nice quality service from them.

I just started a photography course 5 weeks ago at my local college; it is worth 3 A levels when i finish the 2 year course, and i can go on to university from it too. I would highly recommend that she waits until the local college starts enrolling in July and applies for a college course. I am...

Oh they might seem ridiculous but apparently the rice one really works! Of course your problem might not be water, but it certainly sounds like it is.

Sounds like its a bit damp still. There is a technique for getting old electronic devices working after they've been dropped in water; might work for you. One of two, airing cupboard for a few hours. Or my personal favourite, put it in a bowl of rice overnight, cover it with the rice; the rice...

There are actually TV's that are in development now which are 3d and do not require the use of 3d glasses, not quite sure how it works but it sounds pretty awsome; just can't wait to see them out and about so i can have a look for myself.

Call me what you like, but i've found every episode quite interesting with some useful tips, albeit the wedding episode which was a COMPLETE DISASTER!! Don't think i've ever screamed at a tv so bad Lol.

I second the sunglasses lmao :P Cracked me up.

I have the Camlink TP-2100 and it has been absolutely perfect for me, i can understand why TheNissanMan has had problems with his though, the build quality is fairly cheap, and i can't see it lasting too long. But its fantastic for what i need it for, quick steady shots and a cheap tripod (i...

THIS! :thumbs:

It also doesn't help that the first year photography students are studying film, so thats the place all the students snatch the film cameras from (me included) :]

I also agree, home made diffusers/reflectors, so so easy to make, and so satisfying as well.

I've been doing this as part of my course in Photography, its so easy and cheap to do, just a £2 body cap from eBay, a ruler, a drill, some aluminium foil, and a needle (i should also mention a steady hand). Its so simple and the results are quite nice. I got some really nice 8 second exposures...

Hmmm lucky me i guess for getting the amazingly thin envelope Lol. Its a shame, i would be happy with the print if it wasn't so wrecked lol.

It's a bit cheeky, but they are only really admiring your image, nobody is claiming it to be their own. I'd have been wound up if it was used by a company, or if they claimed it was their own. @TheBigYin, thats so funny Lol.