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In reply to Post #2200
Well impressed 
Have you come across this problem?
I have 2 dslr's and have tried different combination's of card and camera, I don't know what is causing this effect, can anyone help please?
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I have been experimenting with the on board flash and a dedicated hot shoe flash, I have aimed the flash directly and also bounced it, I have turned the flash off and aimed at a picture with glass in the frame, It looks as though I am getting these line when I aim straight at a reflective subject, I am now thinking........would a UV or any other kind of filter reduce or even stop the line appearing.
SOLVED
It was a faulty card reader 
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In reply to Post #2199
A few i managed. Not the best conditions on the day.
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Anyone gonna shoot the solar eclipse in the morning?
It's been so long since I did it I've forgot what to do, thank god for Google
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In reply to Post #2190
Thanks
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In reply to Post #2195
Also take a peep at the view from the swim threads (tap view from the swim into the search box and toggle the general carp box)
Does anyone know if or how I can sync two yongnuo flashes to fire simultaneously in multi mode?
I have to press the test button to use this function and I doubt one would keep up with the other in slave mode
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starting to get into photography when I'm on the bank fishing and After having a look at this page there's a great deal to learn about some of these photos are beuties,got a wee place I fish and the wildlife is superb Hawks,owls,deer,badgers etc hope to get some nice photos this year and as I said nice to see some crackers on here.
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In reply to Post #2190
Calumet & London Camera Exchange (branches elsewhere also) do S/H kit
Another for HDEW from me too - very well respected and reliable supplier of greys.
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In reply to Post #2191
Yeah I bought a 7D from Hdew Surrey, 18 months past, and yes think they are grey imports as the warranty is offered by them, or their repair centre at Glasgow, as opposed to canon themselves.
Sent me the wrong memory card, but a quick phone call soon resovled this.
Camera has been faultless and a very good price.
From my dealings Hdew 100%
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In reply to Post #2190
Have you tried CLICK HERE for Cex not always that cheap but you do get 12 months guarantee and you can buy online if you want.
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In reply to Post #2190
I bought a lens from hdew cameras recently, some of the prices are cheaper than second hand. All grey imports though if that would bother you. (all from stock in UK though)
Cameraworld, wex photographic and park cameras do second hand stuff, bargains are pretty scarce though. Argos and currys throw up some bargains when their clearing stock
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Just wondering if anybody can point me in the right direction of a decent webiste that sells used/ second hand/ discounted digital SLRs please?
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In reply to Post #2188
Thanks Ken
That's a good place to start, next time I'm out I will do as you suggest, BTW can we see some of your non prime shots
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If my pictures were as good as them I'd be happy
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In reply to Post #2187
Program it by trial and error. You will soon find out if you have left a decent enough gap at the start. FWIW I see the initial delay at 20 seconds, the set it to take 12 exposures at 5 second intervals. After four, maybe five exposures I put the fish back on the mat and turn it round to do the other side. This gives a bit of leeway if she wants to flap or kick off while being turned. The 'turn around' shots are deleted after wards or are kept if there is any humour value to them!
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I bought an intervalometer I've not been on the bank with it yet, I have set it up at home with the first delay of 10 second's then about 7 in between after that, taking 10 shots doe's that sound too short a time? I suppose it depends on how lively the fish is.
Any advise most welcome.
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In reply to Post #2185
More for video I expect, cheaper than a gimble but would need some seriously flat ground
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NON Carp stuff