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Having never been to this, what do we think to it? What's it like, is it worth the trip, will I be hooked and returning year after year? The pricing structure seems a little unusual. £18 to get in, yet this is £10 extra, that is £20 extra... Looks like you really need to plan out your day well...

I'll be there, feel free to say Hi :) Would be good to meet some of you.. My first time at Oulton doing photos tbh, I've spectated a couple of times and done the drift track but never had to worry about getting the right shots in

Yeah that's what I meant anyway I already have 2 transmitters, 2 receivers and the little cord. So one more receiver and I'm there, and a new flash of course. Thanks for the help :)

If I'm understanding this right, all I need is another receiver and a flash - like you said at first It'd go: hand held trigger to receiver plugged into the camera with the little cord (to fire the shutter) trigger mounted in the hot shoe to 2 receivers, one mounted on each flash So I...

I have 2 at the moment, for when I want to fire the flash and shutter at the same time. So with another flash, such as a Yongnuo YN-565EX I could then use the RF triggers I have to fire both flashes at once? Sounds good to me I did wonder about a Canon 580ex flash, then using it to trigger...

I have a Canon 400D and a 430ex flash, which I fire off camera via rf-602's - and I'd like to step up to a two flash setup if I can. What is the most efficient way of making such a leap? I'm not sure what my options are tbh, hence asking on here.. :help: I'd want to fire both flash's...

HDR light studio does this http://www.hdrlightstudio.com/

I cant see any trace of us in that picture though :thinking: I thought you'd be able to see grey areas of development or something tbh

That really is interesting! It was only the other day I was posting regarding noise levels on another forum, the cheap CPL could well be adding to that! The filter seen on Amazon, linked to above has gone on the letter to Santa, fingers crossed it'll turn up :)

Anyone got any better ideas than This Pro-1 on Amazon for £48??

I already have a cheap one, so I know its useful.. I'm not really sure why I want a better one at the mo having never tried a 'good' one :thinking: The 'Pro-1' was mentioned earlier so I guess thats a good one, a search revealed This Pro-1 on Amazon for £48 - seems like a good buy compared to...

Interesting idea. Where's best to look for them? On here, ebay... any better ideas?

As much as I'd love that the £120 price tag is a little too steep for me :( Like many thinks this is going to be ruled by budget :( I may go for the standard Hoya filter seen here for £43 though, and keep my fingers crossed I can see a difference between the cheap one Thanks for the advice...

I do like to shoot automotive stuff though so I find myself tweeking the CPL ALL the time tbh. The hood gets in the way of that a little too but I'll cope. When its been getting darker I've wished the cpl would let more light through, I guess you cant have everything :(