Have you got the head yet and if so how are you finding it? I'm looking at the exact same combo atm although need another months wage to come in until I have enough to buy.
Think I need to get down to a local shop and have a play :)
I got the cable to use my Samsung Galaxy S2 phone as a backup device with 32Gb microSD in the phone and USB sticks to store seperately while away travelling.
Have just purchased the DSLR Controller app and was having a quick play over the weekend but need to spend some more time with it...
Wouldn't spikes be the best solution, in the same vein as speakers use them, i.e pushing down through the pile and contacting the hard surface below. Anything that spreads the load is going to suffer the same problem of floating ontop of a soft surface.
One problem I've had in the past was...
You can get separate dividers that act as holders that fit in a normal bag such as this example: http://www.billingham.co.uk/acatalog/SuperFlex_Inserts.html
Would be much better that a solid plastic container I would have thought.
On a non 1 series body it won't autofocus when aperture with extender is above f5.6, on a 1 series body it will autofocus at up to f8 but only with the centre point AFAIK.
You can trick the body by interfering with the signal transmitted by taping certain of the electrical contacts, this will...
One thing I've found when selling is that it makes a huge difference when your item is finishing. Sunday night and monday mid to late morning used to be the best times for the items I was selling; some weeks I'd get more sales ending on those two periods than the whole of the rest of the week...
I'm no expert as I've just been reading up prior to puchasing a tripod and head etc.
But you can buy say a Markins or an RRS ball head without quick release clamp and add your own clamp from any of Kirk, Arca Swiss, Foba, RRS, Wimberley or Markins etc and most should be able to use industry...
I've used an Optech Neoprene Wrist Strap on my 50D for the past year or so, that wraps around the wrist and connects to one side of the body in similar way to standard neck strap.
While it has been fairly comfortable with 50mm f1.8 and standard canon kit lens, since borrowing a 24-70 f2.8...
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