In reply to Post #30
Thanks for that - worth a punt at that price. I've ordered and will let you know how i get on
Thanks for that - worth a punt at that price. I've ordered and will let you know how i get on
In reply to Post #30
Yeah I've ordered as well at £13. Cheers for the heads up.
Yeah I've ordered as well at £13. Cheers for the heads up.
In reply to Post #7
If you are buying a new Canon, just get one with Bluetooth and get a BR-E1 remote for it. Best ever way to take self takes - no wires, no intervalometer, and no need to have the remote pointing at your camera - shot is refocussed on every picture you take and you can hold the fish without the remote in sight. It is just perfect.
If you are buying a new Canon, just get one with Bluetooth and get a BR-E1 remote for it. Best ever way to take self takes - no wires, no intervalometer, and no need to have the remote pointing at your camera - shot is refocussed on every picture you take and you can hold the fish without the remote in sight. It is just perfect.
In reply to Post #20
apols my bad G numbering error . .
apols my bad G numbering error . .
In reply to Post #30
Arrived today - just tried it. Now have 20 shots of Scopex Squid pop-ups!
Thanks for the link
Arrived today - just tried it. Now have 20 shots of Scopex Squid pop-ups!
Thanks for the link
In reply to Post #35
I find an extension cord useful too so you have the buttons near the mat, especially when user longer focal lengths and the camera is further away, my camera has a built in intervalometer so I just have a shutter release button on a 3 meter cord(+the meter attached to the button)
It saves having to take a couple of steps away from the fish
I find an extension cord useful too so you have the buttons near the mat, especially when user longer focal lengths and the camera is further away, my camera has a built in intervalometer so I just have a shutter release button on a 3 meter cord(+the meter attached to the button)
It saves having to take a couple of steps away from the fish