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Hey I am just wondering what printers everyone uses? I am considering getting this one - Canon PIXMA Pro9500 Mark II Color Inkjet Photo Printer 3298B002

Has anyone used these battery packs and are they worth the money or are there better ones out there? Or should I just stick with rechargeable AA batteries? SD-9 High-Performance Battery Pack - Also will this work on SB-700's? Nikon SD-9 Battery Pack for SB-910 and SB-900 Flashes 4952 B&H

Well I got the good news today. After being carless for over 4 months my car is up and running and the timing could not be better. I will be picking my car up Tuesday week and then doing some quick shopping for supplies, packing my car up to leave wednesday or thursday morning. My aim is to go...

Here is a photo I took a fair while ago and I liked the outcome, but since then I have not done anything like it.

Hi guys I am seeking information regarding wedding photography, I have been asked by a friend to do their wedding in February. Any information regarding lenses to use, lighting (flash/natural) would be appreciated. I am going to hoepfully get some practice in in the next few months.

Hey Jdeg everytime I quote a post and then double click on a photo to set its size etc I get all greyed out. This is always when I reply to a post. and never when I just create a post. When this happens I need to refresh the whole page and lose what I have typed, luckily I do not type much.

Well it looks like its the weather for some frisky business lol...

Well we have our very first possible cyclone approaching from the west. Hopefully it will only be a cat1 and we will only get some rain etc from it. But it means that again my photography options will be scarce and also that we may loose power etc. So do not be alarmed if I am not online lol...

Well i am sitting here and thought it would be good to start a thread to illustrate what your macro set up is like. This is mine. The foam is off cuts which is attached to the Raynox DCR-250 by gluing it to some clear plastic and then screwing the lens of the Raynox and the mounting plate...

I thought I would start a thread dedicated to lightning. I'll start with a couple of 'handheld' ones I took last week.

Well I guess this belongs here, anyway I was going to load a downloaded photo from here to display the oil/dust spots. But when I went to loo for it I was astonished as to what came up on my new iMac. All my video from Africa and the climb up the mountain was first visible. I can only think that...

Its only just occurred to me that macro offers you a studio with no hassles from the models and that you do not need to pay or promise them anything, all you need to know is how to manipulate them and show them off to their best advantage. This is where my blog comes in. Check this out, it shows...

I am just wondering and I know I am guilty of this, but how many are thinking, Hmmmmm I have enough megapixels I shall just crop to suit? This to me is digital zooming and yes I know it has its merits in some cases but how many of us are "guilty" of cropping due to convenience and not bothering...

Well its been pretty quiet on night shift and apart from having plenty of bugs to shoot I have also been experimenting with different backgrounds. As you would have noticed my night time macros tend to be surrounded by back space due to it being dark and the flash firing, well I have come up...

These people are idiots but makes me laugh.

Well I have just been for a walk and drive around work and low and behold there are many bugs floating around. I have photographed everything from little jumping spiders to large grasshoppers and sleeping butterflies. I have even had a bright green spider jump at me (oh what fun) and an army of...

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This is a harlequin dragon fly, I fired off numerous shots before he was comfortable enough for me to approach within in cm's. I was going to do a focus stack but he was moving his wings too much and that failed. So I hoped to get enough of him in focus along with a low ISO and decent shutter...

A few weeks ago I was photographing "long legged flies" and found that using a flash makes them take flight instantly. This caused OOF shots most of the time. So I set myself a challenge, to photograph a long legged fly in flight, if anyone has photographed these before they would know how...