Recent content by Derek Clegg

Depends how much you shoot really. Fresh batteries are always a good idea, and a great habit to get in to, however the pocket wizards are quite low drain (unless you forget to turn them off between shooting sessions!)

There are only two suppliers I use regularly Warehouse express and Calumet Great customer service from both

No major issues (despite what web forums would lead you to believe). Well not in my experience any way (your mileage as always may vary), though there are a few gotchas to be wary off. 1. Always turn on the flash, wait, then turn on the transceiver, wait, then turn on the transceiver on camera...

Plus II's are transceivers i.e they both transmit and receive

I use that setup all the time, very reliable system. What would you like to know? Derek http://derekclegg.net

Normally I would do this with an umbrella, but went bare strobes this time for a change.

I did, i just chose to upload only the darker image

Another image from the same shoot, this time I did clone some stuff out like the Telegraph pole etc

Clone out the van pfffft only if the client wants it, my time is too precious to be cloning stuff out for the web :lol: One remote SB800 camera right, manual mode, @ 1/4 One remote SB800 camera left, manual mode, @ 1/8 Controlled by SU800