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WhatsApp for sharing images, you can send as many as you like and then let whomever order full size prints from you. Time is money. 35% on top of cost to you seems about right. Word will soon get around.

1, 3, 7, 9, for me, Number 9 is the outstanding one in my opinion but I'm no judge 😅 . Best of luck anyway.

Well done

Great results, love the bench shot.

Hi, try using the flashes set at TTL and let the camera work it out and then use flash compensation on the camera. Not sure it will work but worth a try. Best of luck, and great shots.

Magnetic are easy to use and less chance of disturbing focus setting when attaching but i prefer the cokin slot in system for its flexibility when combining grads with NDs. Lots of differing prices, especially second hand on fleebay. I would start with second hand and see what you really need...

Well done, keep it up.

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Have a look on fleebay for a second hand sb910 for not much more. More than you will ever need.

And this looks like its ok.

Yes, the Neewer NW645II-N Speedlite is fully compatible with the Nikon D5300. It supports TTL (through-the-lens) automatic metering and HSS (high-speed sync), making it a versatile, budget-friendly choice for your camera for on-camera flash or off-camera, wireless lighting. NEEWER +4 Key...

Best i can find pal

Based on user feedback, the Neewer NW645II-N (Nikon) and NW645II-C (Canon) are highly regarded as affordable, powerful, and reliable third-party alternatives to brand-name flashes. They are often highlighted for offering excellent value for money (approx. £45-£90). Amazon.com.be +2 Here is a...

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Some great shots, at least somebody got something.

Welcome aboard Max, good to have more members join in. What camera do you use as this might help with the advice you require for better settings to improve your shots.

Well done mate 👍

I suppose someone has to live there. Nice neck of the woods when the weather is on your side. Some cracking seascapes over on the east coast. Great to hear from you and have fun.

Hi and welcome aboard. Lots of good advice above.The best bit is remember that you are using a crop sensor camera so you just add half of what your lens says, ie 100mm will be 150 and your 300 will be equivalent to 450mm other than that have fun with whatever glass you have before splashing...

I shoot both 100% of the time, yes it can slow things down but with my style i have plenty of time between shots and yes it's nice to compare the results with SOOC jpeg that used the camera's settings.