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if you want a dedicated flash with build in wireless (like the 600EX) then you can do worse than the Yongnuo 560-III. works with 602 and 603's without any extra bits! saves taking extra stuff! Full review here...

I'd recommend me - i'm www.thurtlepower.com (like the ninja turtles) gotta be worth a look too :)

anyone compared the hero2 and hero3? is the IQ any different in daylight?

Both manufacturers have great cameras, canons latest offerings are great as are nikons. No reason to change i'd say

I was looking at those explorers as it means I could use my bowens, anyone tried them?

Haha perfect

I can't see any difference between my d3s, d800, d5100 with 18-55 or 24-70 in the studio, in many ways the d5100 is better because it's lighter, easier to hold and less of an obstacle between me and the baby

If you're looking to use natural light then any decent dslr will do with a fixed prime, If using studio lighting the. A big Softbox and again a decent dslr and kit lens, a 24-70/2.8 will be overkill for studio where you'll be at f/8 or more most of the time.

I'd use the 50/1.8 gives you more control over dof and also 70-200 might be a bit long

The flash will freeze the flash part, but the ambient part will show blur still, this might make it appear blurred, maybe bump you ISo 1 stop to give you 1/60th that will help.

Just got myself a Sony NEX VG20 - it rocks - now i have to mix it with GoPro - and other dSLR footage. anyone had a similar problem?

this video is harder than still isn't it? you have to think about every little thing too! i'm loving it though

Sphinx - didn't realise the d7000 let you do that - what size RAWS can you shoot?