Recent content by catchpole_11

i think some of them are just daylight tbh. but yeah no more than just a bit of flash bounce. I'm sure you could do it if you had a go.:thumbs:

I've had a 30d for a year and its been so good for me. If you can get one in good condition at a good price then you won't be dissapointed. Having said that, the 40d is a nice upgrade from the 30d so if its not going to hurt your wallet too much more then go for it. I always get the best i can...

count me in too if it runs again! sounds very exciting. =D

Hello. Yeah eos utility will do most of the work for you. I have adobe bridge with it, so as files are shot they open in bridge (as raw files) for viewing. And then photoshop cs3 is at hand to edit the photos on-the-fly if i need to check how they may look post production. Definatelty need a...

Hello, i have this lens for my 30d. So i can only tell you what it is like with that, rather than a Nikon. I've had some fun with it, the focal length is pretty generous as you would expect. I used it a few time at football matches and found it coped fairly well for this sort of price range. The...

the next photo shall be.....fast

Hello CJR. I was recently involved in yet another long and tedious mac vs pc argument (i'm pro-pc), but i won't go into that here, as its not important. I will say though.... i use a macbook to shoot tethered and do some on-the-fly basic editing at a shoot to show people how something...

If its not too much trouble then why not offer both? tiff's are a better quality version so if he wants to print them in a large size he can, and then he can use the jpegs for viewing on his pc and sending to friends and family. I would suggest saving them larger than 800x1200 though, but thats...

AH the 40d is better yes. I didn't realise it was cheaper! What are they offering with the 450d that the 40d doesnt have?!:shrug:

the 450d will be a good quality camera for you. But what sort of photography are you interested in? The 450d is pretty small, and not as tough as some others, so may not be the best choice for a photographer who is going to get his camera roughed up a bit. Also something to bare in mind for...

I'm a student of photography, i just love it. I definitely plan to try and make a career from it, but in what specific area i haven't decided yet. That is something i will think about nearer the end of my degree, but for now i'm 100% enjoying the course and spending all my time with photography...

my first 'proper' camera

congratulations. another photographer for the family. :)

Messiah Khan may be right about the flash. You will have to check that when you get there. The models should expect some flashes from audience people and yourself, but just see what looks best. I did one once where there was no light but something that looked like it came from a childrens disco...

Hello, will this be a runway/catwalk style fashion show? If so, the best bet will be to stand at the end of the runway with a flash (im guessing its indoors?) and take some test shots before you start with a helper model :thumbs: You will have to decide where to shoot them on the catwalk...