Recent content by teejay73

I would be pleasantly surprised if that were the case :)

Thanks Pete! I will use another box, as it's possible they won't send the original box back, & given that I may well move onto a pair of sony a7rIII's soon, I will need the boxes.

Oh well if thats the case will have to trundle upto the loft and get the box - Don't like how the onus is on me to ensure it is packaged right, cause if it gets damaged in transit who foots the bill?

A question for anyone that has had to send the d750 back for the shutter recall. Do nikon send out any packaging for the camera? I have just arranged for my spare d750 to be sorted, but they don't say if they send any packaging for it. TIA - Terry

I was thinking this as the price. My only issue with the sony system is the cost of the sony lenses (at least their fast glass anyway). My d750's offer brilliant performance for the money, and at £1130 on panamoz they are a no brainer. That said the Sony mirrorless is def shaking up the field...

Seriously thinking of selling up all my nikon gear for a sony system - I wonder how much the a7riii will be at panamoz?

I know pixapro sell these ones, but only black and white, green or blue. The problem I forsee is that being mainly a pet shooter, you will need something vinyl, and all the ones I have found are Muslin. I am personally looking for something that is crease free or as good as, as I am in need of...

I got my d750 from Hdew for just under £1300 - They sell them now for £1349 with 3yrs warranty. I can tell you first hand that the d750 is a beast in low light. I have shot 10000 iso in churches and they have been stunning sooc - I'm a noise freak and hate it, but the noise at 10000 is a really...

You can use your camera flash as commander, but it's limited in usage imo. You have to make sure that it has line of sight, as it works as an optical trigger. Range is also a factor. I may be wrong, but i'm sure you have to manually change power for each flash in the system (I'm a nikon user, so...

Thank-you, Soeren

Good shout Soeren - What is the latest firmware, if you know?

I think it's a perfect system for wedding/event togs - So far I love it. I was going to buy the v860 II, but I didn't see much difference between that and tt685's, except for the li-ion - Going to hang a bit before I look at buying the ad200 - but can see that being my go to lighting for ocf...

Brilliant! Thanks Mike - I thought this was the case, but thought I best ask. Godox really is a great system :)

Hi all - just a quick question, I'm asking for a friend who wants to buy a godox x1c for his Canon 6d and wants to use it to fire my tt685's in manual ocf - My system is nikon and I use it for my d750. Will he be able to use the x1 trigger for canon as it's all being fired in manual? I am...

It is certainly staggering for its low light capability for sure - I shot a wedding recently and the Church was a quite poorly lit - I set auto iso up to 10000 and the noise was so soft it was unreal. Surely though the noise at 256000 must have been fairly unusable though?