Hahahahahahaha, good call...
Sceptical about the glowing moth though, as i know its hard to jusge distance in such image but i feel its too high to be such a small insect...
Good Thread, i always kept the below shot to myself incase the illuminate (or whatever there called) came after me...
So the situation was, i was shooting long exposures of Big Ben and didnt realise the light trial untill i got home, i mean i have seen light trials before but not in this...
I have the opportunity to try my first airshow shoot in a few weeks and my longest lens currently is 70mm.!
So im looking at renting one in, any advice on lens as i have never shot planes before?
Thanks in Advance
I had the same set up (friend asking for a favour)..!
I hired in the 70-200 is usm 2.8 (lenspimp 3 day hire £50 and amazing company), and had my standard lenses as well, my other idea was to ask a friend to come along with her Dslr and have a shoot, at least if mine went tits up i had...
Boom....
i got it, i rang Canon and they sent me the driver for OS X 10.7... i was shocked they helped me out as the printer is four years old...
A massive well done to Canon and thank you guys too.
Having bought a 2007 Canon ipf6100 I'm having difficulties connecting it to my Apple Macbook air.
It uses 'Apple Talk' to connect to computer via USB, i cannot find the option to turn it on in 'preferences' on my macbook air?
Help before i smash it all up...:bang::bang::bang:
It prints A1 so 24 inch, yes i get about the canvas wrap so will drop to about 20inch width but unlimited length (well to a degree)! Long panoramic!
but if i print on to Photo paper roll i could do the whole 24 inch..
well i have bought it now so we shall see how it goes.
So after investing in my Canon IPF 6100 I'm after some decent quality photo paper on role. I would use it for large photos displayed behind glass.
Your advice is welcomed
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