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I'm glad you took a chance on it since online reports were questionable about whether or not it was compatible. Glad to know it fits!

You will need some type of remote as well as a matching receiver (to place beneath the flash unit). Cactus was a brand that was popular here on Nikonites many years ago. No clue whether those are still available. Personally I have a Vello remote and flash trigger (they also make one that is a...

I had no idea crows were carnivorous but sadly found out when they raided birds' nests nearby. I found a couple of newborn baby birds in my yard – both having been killed. One was left in the bird bath. :mad: I guess it is part of their nature, but what a terrible way to find out.

Since the AD Pro II is the updated version that I don't own, I don't know if what I say will be applicable to the newest body. But if you are looking to transport these strobes with the bulbs attached, Godox makes a separate bulb protector for transporting while the bulb is still mounted. I just...

Thanks, Jeff. That's a great idea!

Thanks! I've been searching for new subjects and locations especially with things that are historic. Coming up in April, there should be a Native American event that they hold every year. However, I never knew about it before. Last year I caught it close to the end. But when some of them saw the...

That's a great question! I dunno but I hope you find one. Wouldn't a rear gel have to be sized specifically for that lens though? I'd think rear lenses would come in a variety of sizes depending on how the lens manufacturer made the lens.

Congratulations, @Robin W – I especially like the reflection! That really adds to the composition.

Nice acquisition! Does it allow a front filter, or is it too bulbous? I have the Nikon 14mm f/2.8 prime lens. It is so bulbous that is has a leatherette pouch that covers the front element, not a lens cap.

This looks less saturated than the original. If you used the slider in LR/Camera RAW, I hope you chose the correct one. The saturation slider is right next to the luminance slider.

And would you believe I have another new-to-me location?! This is referred to as Neshaminy Falls. However, there is another dam on Neshaminy Creek that is a town or two away (actually this is one of several dams on Neshaminy Creek). I've seen a few local photos of this waterfalls and decided...

And here is another subject that someone local shared – it's something I've driven past many times but never knew was there. This statue commemorates George Washington crossing the Delaware. Right across the street and also behind this area is Washington Crossing Historic Park. No clue why this...

Next up is Patterson Farm in Yardley, PA. It is a historic farm that is preserved. Over the years, many photographers have captured its beauty. So I decided it was time to stop by myself. In my previous post, I made use of my 16-35mm f/4 lens – a lens I have seldom used but love its...

Back in 2023, I had two rotator cuff surgeries which haven't allowed me to return to everything I used to do. For the most part, I can handle many things, but every once in a while my rotator cuff goes into spasm which causes the deltoid, biceps, and triceps to also cramp up and spasm. Plus I...

I like the original but find the blue to be too dark. Do you use either Lightroom or Camera RAW? Both of those programs have a Luminance slider for each main color. You could try moving the blue luminance slider to the right which would lighten it a little. And if it was my photo, I'd attempt...

That's interesting! Glad you were able to get it sorted out!!

Did you use a flash? If not, my guess is the stage lights are LED. Those aren't always easy to photograph. Was your shutter speed the same this time as it was when you photographed there the last time? There are flicker rates with bulbs, and different shutter speeds capture the LED glow...

I opened this in Photoshop then went over to Camera RAW (which has the same tools as Lightroom but in a different layout). I used the eye dropper tool to perform an Auto White Balance where the blue/yellow slider went all the way to -100 then I went back to Photoshop. I had to repeat the process...

This forum has always done that with threads that were started on the previous forum's old software. I think it's one of the glitches that John referenced – not everything from the old forum will work perfectly over on this one. I will reach out to him, but I kind of doubt there's anything he...

The one I linked earlier is the one I have. Are you setting the flash in manual mode, not TTL? If you have it set manually, maybe the receiver is faulty.