Recent content by saffronsnapper

I reckon the lighthouse and then on to the lifeboat station.

I was hoping to be there for golden hour, around 4:30 onwards if that's any good to you?

I'm in the area for a few days and fancy shooting these at Sunrise, is anyone in the vicinity and interested to join me?

@LBJNBA I'm with you on the appreciation of Alessio's work. Unfortunately I didn't know who he was while talking to him, but he is a really down to earth guy.

Hi Raj, I'm with Phil and Gremlin on the east Coast. Flamborough around the area of east landing could be nice with the cliffs. It would be ideal at sunrise to get the best light. I'm a fan of Whitby for its Abbey, steps and the view. Also a good place to stop for lunch! You may struggle with...

How have you got it set up and how is it firing?

It is possible that you just need to microadjust the lens to the body?

It's using the AD360ii and just a pair of Yongnuo 622Cs. I did the same, ordered it without the Godox trigger to try and it seems to work for me so far.

Following the reports Garry has heard I've just tested some higher shutter speeds upto 1/4000 and the Yongnuo seems to be holding up. Otherwise I would have been ordering a X1-CT now.

It was my confusion about triggering the lights that made me ask the question. I understand your position Steve. I was advised by the guys on here to get the Godox trigger for guaranteed full control, I have opted to try the yongnuo with the option of getting the X1-CT if the 622s don't offer...

I've tested the flash with my yongnuo 622 transceivers and they seem to work for both hss and power control. In theory it means I could use it alongside my Canon speedlights on different channels. What triggers do you use with your speedlight @Steve-T?

I've managed to get one on the dreaded bay but I've seen them on Amazon too.

Maria, that looks lovely. The horizon blurs the sea into the sky well adding to the ethereal quality from the 10 stop filter.

I would be keeping the 622s as I have a full set which I'm happy using. I've been using Yongnuo for quite a few years so I'm hesitant to move to another system but the 360s and 600s do seem very versatile. I don't know anything about the 850s & 860s. Thanks all for your guidance. I'll get a...