Recent content by Wobbit

1st day with the new skycig is now over, 24 full hours with out baccy! i cant get over just how good the skycig is, im still on the first Cartridge which suprised me, i thought i would of got though a couple at least.

Iv just brought one of these http://www.skycig.co.uk/. They look pretty good, it was important to me that it was the same size as a normal cig. Plus a few have my friends have used the skycig with great results. Il let you know how it goes!

I had this problem, the switch is stuck on in the hotshoe, get somthing small and flat, I used a guitar plec, and lift the spring.

Iv brought myself a 70-200 f4 is.

I use a bottle with airline hose glued into the bottom which then connects into the airline tap. The bottle is placed higher than the tap and acts as a syphon. Ashmashmash has a brilliant tutorial on waterdrop collisions, I learnt everything from him...

I use a small airline tap from an aquatics shop, can control the droplets very well with this. For collisions the drops are almost a complete stream, this is obviously difficult to control. To combat this use a jug or similar under the flow of drops, alow to water below to settle, remove...

Shell shocked, a sad day for moto GP, such a talented young rider with plenty of character. Rest in peace Simoncelli.

http://www.talkphotography.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=132158 Loads of great ideas for macro rigs here. I think your best option would be to stick with the flash you have, with the Ttl cable and some kind of diffusion.

Jumping spiders are great, such large charactors for such a small creature! Yes they do jump, alot, I find they like to jump onto my lens, but that's because I only work with a 60mm so have to get quite close! I also find once they have seen them selfs in the reflection of the lens they will...

They are real insects, bred for the magazine.