In reply to Post #1975
Some cracking shots on here lads.
Here's a few of my recent efforts.
Some cracking shots on here lads.
Here's a few of my recent efforts.
In reply to Post #1000
Anyone used wex photography. After a canon 18-135 STM lens. Good bad service?
Anyone used wex photography. After a canon 18-135 STM lens. Good bad service?
In reply to Post #1977
Keep looking around mate If you have access to London take your cash and wave it in front of the Tottenham Court Rd shops.
Keep looking around mate If you have access to London take your cash and wave it in front of the Tottenham Court Rd shops.
In reply to Post #1976
Lovely perch and really crisp image.
Lovely perch and really crisp image.
In reply to Post #1979
Just treated myself to a entire new camera kit, and wanted to pick the brains of you camera experts! This is for self take catch pictures.
I used to use the canon S5is, I would set up self timer, flip the screen round and then fire off 10 shots to get my pics.
I now have a Canon 60D with a 430 EXii flash, using a 50mm lens.
So my questions are these.
What would people recommend as a self take setup? I have seen the YONGNUO Wireless Remote Control mentioned on here. Would like to know what model to use and how best to use it?
I did try and use a infra red remote once before with my Canon G5 but really struggled to use it along with a handful of carp!
The second question is regarding fill in flash. Can anyone again tell me how to setup a fill in flash to use during the day with my setup?
Im guessing a lot of the DSLR Canons have similar features, so hopefully someone can help.
cheers.
Just treated myself to a entire new camera kit, and wanted to pick the brains of you camera experts! This is for self take catch pictures.
I used to use the canon S5is, I would set up self timer, flip the screen round and then fire off 10 shots to get my pics.
I now have a Canon 60D with a 430 EXii flash, using a 50mm lens.
So my questions are these.
What would people recommend as a self take setup? I have seen the YONGNUO Wireless Remote Control mentioned on here. Would like to know what model to use and how best to use it?
I did try and use a infra red remote once before with my Canon G5 but really struggled to use it along with a handful of carp!
The second question is regarding fill in flash. Can anyone again tell me how to setup a fill in flash to use during the day with my setup?
Im guessing a lot of the DSLR Canons have similar features, so hopefully someone can help.
cheers.
In reply to Post #1980
Canon 650D
Manual mode pop up the flash, and the flash dictates the exposure
In your quick menu, flash exposure + or - to adjust.
You may be able to save you flash settings in programme mode, not sure.
All well and good behind the camera, but hurried self takes I use automatic settings, then adjust at home.
Canon RC6 remote with rubber band attached to finger?
Search fill in flash then cameralabs
Canon 650D
Manual mode pop up the flash, and the flash dictates the exposure
In your quick menu, flash exposure + or - to adjust.
You may be able to save you flash settings in programme mode, not sure.
All well and good behind the camera, but hurried self takes I use automatic settings, then adjust at home.
Canon RC6 remote with rubber band attached to finger?
Search fill in flash then cameralabs
In reply to Post #1980
Daffy,
I use the giga t pro remote release (http://www.hahnel.ie/index.cfm?page=dslrremotecontrols&pId=60) which works really well. Can set it either to use as a remote (same as pressing the shutter release) or to take a number of shots at any frequency you like (so one every 2 seconds for 50 shots). The latter is very useful as you can just set it going then go back to the fish and pick it up, turn it round etc. Not the cheapest option but very powerful. You can also use it for time lapse photos, star trails ad load of other photography uses.
Re fill flash there are loads of portrait photography blogs and examples out there. I use a phottix 5 in 1 reflector to help balance out harsh shadows (rather than a flash) which is also worth playing with. I find the flash can reflect too much of the fish (assuming the flash is on the camera) and being outdoors it's often pretty hard to bounce the flash.
Most of all keep snapping!
Matt
https://www.facebook.com/Anglingimagesuk
Daffy,
I use the giga t pro remote release (http://www.hahnel.ie/index.cfm?page=dslrremotecontrols&pId=60) which works really well. Can set it either to use as a remote (same as pressing the shutter release) or to take a number of shots at any frequency you like (so one every 2 seconds for 50 shots). The latter is very useful as you can just set it going then go back to the fish and pick it up, turn it round etc. Not the cheapest option but very powerful. You can also use it for time lapse photos, star trails ad load of other photography uses.
Re fill flash there are loads of portrait photography blogs and examples out there. I use a phottix 5 in 1 reflector to help balance out harsh shadows (rather than a flash) which is also worth playing with. I find the flash can reflect too much of the fish (assuming the flash is on the camera) and being outdoors it's often pretty hard to bounce the flash.
Most of all keep snapping!
Matt
https://www.facebook.com/Anglingimagesuk
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In reply to Post #1000
need some help looking for a new camera for self takes with remote and fkip lcd screen any help would be great looking for second hand
need some help looking for a new camera for self takes with remote and fkip lcd screen any help would be great looking for second hand
In reply to Post #1983
Great photo keebs
Great photo keebs
In reply to Post #1000
My quick release plate attached to a storm pole worked fine, and was left in situ throuought the session.
Appreciate you could with a tripod, felt a bit overdressed.
Had a couple of smaller commons, one of which was very lively and whilst holding the lively fish plus camera remote with thumb and forefinger, can be a bit of a job presenting the fish upright and square too the camera.
So a Yongnuo MC-36/C1 intervalometer is on route.
This will work with yours daffy.
My quick release plate attached to a storm pole worked fine, and was left in situ throuought the session.
Appreciate you could with a tripod, felt a bit overdressed.
Had a couple of smaller commons, one of which was very lively and whilst holding the lively fish plus camera remote with thumb and forefinger, can be a bit of a job presenting the fish upright and square too the camera.
So a Yongnuo MC-36/C1 intervalometer is on route.
This will work with yours daffy.
In reply to Post #1000
Not the best shot, its taken from my garden. Had to zoom rite in and try hold it steady.
Not the best shot, its taken from my garden. Had to zoom rite in and try hold it steady.
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In reply to Post #1988
Just a question
When I upload to photobucket, pics seem to loose some sharpness, is there a way around this?
Nice ev
Just a question
When I upload to photobucket, pics seem to loose some sharpness, is there a way around this?
Nice ev
In reply to Post #1989
That's just how photobucket deals with the image, better to get a flicker account you will not suffer image softening
That's just how photobucket deals with the image, better to get a flicker account you will not suffer image softening