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There was a thread on Flickr about a similar problem. I think there's a workaround which involves using some sort of cable. http://www.flickr.com/groups/el-skyport/discuss/72157604699125106/?search=skyport+interfit

I think you're doing the right thing by taking your time to decide. It's a very big decision. As you've pointed out there's still an element of novelty with your new camera, and so until you've had the time and opportunity to put it through its paces it's wise to leave a final decision until...

I'd add that mine seem happy with those very cheap ordinary batteries.

I got mine from Warehouse Express and Park Cameras.

Yes, they feel incredibly lightweight and plasticky (if that's a word), don't they? But they've worked for me every single time without fail. Still overpriced though. :D

I don't know if this is what you're looking for. On the Interfit website here http://www.interfitphotographic.com/Accessories/Product%20Pages/Electronics.php there's this: INT498 100 watt Upgrade Tungsten EX & EXD200 When you Google for the INT498 there are a few retailers, including this one...

Interfit Photographic Limited Unit 4 Cleton Business Park, Cleton Street, Tipton, West Midlands , DY4 7TR. Telephone: 0121 522 4800 Fax: 0121 557 2221 sales@interfitphotographic.com http://www.interfitphotographic.com/Top%20menu%20Pages/office.php

You planning to trigger your flash from your camera? If not, some wireless triggers might be an idea. Umbrella bracket to mount your flash? Sometimes I think it's wise to start with only one light. You can do a lot with it while really learning along the way. And with that in mind perhaps you...

I've used Elinchron lights a few times in the past and found them fine. And anyone I've spoken to about them has told me that in the longer term they're generally reliable. The one reservation I have about them is the price of the modifiers (compared to the Bowens type) although if you've...

Yes, that's not the best choice of light at all. Over the past few days there's been a thread on a similar subject. You might find some useful information in it. http://www.talkphotography.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=164994

I can only speak of what I've actually used, but even then in some cases I've not owned the lenses in question for a long time. Also, for what it's worth I'm referring to Nikon versions on both crop and FF sensors. I much prefer the Zeiss 50 2.0 rather than the 1.4 - due to both copies of the...

I think those bags are padded enough that fitting snug doesn't have to be a problem. Anyway, at least you got it sorted out.

You're confused because you're going in circles. Stop for a moment. There are links posted in this thread that'll answer your questions. Invest time in reading them before you invest in lights. Really, that's the best investment you'll make. Spend a few minutes reading the link from page one...

There was a thread recently asking almost the same question. But it was about a Slingshot 300AW and a D300/70-200 Appears that they just fit in the larger bag and no more. Here it is anyway. Might give you something to go on...