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<blockquote data-quote="Iman60" data-source="post: 38271" data-attributes="member: 7998">Re: University stairsThank you everyone for your replies.I believe I am wrong in stating the height was 18 inches. It was probably closer to 30 inches... my mistake.Yes&nbsp; there&nbsp; are a&nbsp; couple&nbsp; of&nbsp; spots on the&nbsp; lens. I cant figure&nbsp; out how&nbsp; to get rid&nbsp; of them without damaging the&nbsp; front of&nbsp; the&nbsp; lens tho.Yes&nbsp; I agree&nbsp; this&nbsp; probably should&nbsp; be a&nbsp; blog post, I thought about that after&nbsp; I had&nbsp; posted&nbsp; this.In fact I think I actually have another&nbsp; shot of&nbsp; this&nbsp; subject where I am literally on the&nbsp; ground.Perhaps&nbsp; I should&nbsp; make a&nbsp; blog entry if&nbsp; I can find&nbsp; the&nbsp; other&nbsp; shot... repost this&nbsp; one&nbsp; as&nbsp; well... and in addition provide a&nbsp; diagram as&nbsp; to where&nbsp; I placed&nbsp; the&nbsp; two flash units.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Iman60, post: 38271, member: 7998"] [b]Re: University stairs[/b] Thank you everyone for your replies. I believe I am wrong in stating the height was 18 inches. It was probably closer to 30 inches... my mistake. Yes there are a couple of spots on the lens. I cant figure out how to get rid of them without damaging the front of the lens tho. Yes I agree this probably should be a blog post, I thought about that after I had posted this. In fact I think I actually have another shot of this subject where I am literally on the ground. Perhaps I should make a blog entry if I can find the other shot... repost this one as well... and in addition provide a diagram as to where I placed the two flash units. [/QUOTE]

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