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Andy has given some good advice. I could talk about it all day, but here is the very short version: 1. Get the flash off camera (get some cheap wireless triggers such as Yongnuo) 2. Bounce flash off the ceiling or walls (when bouncing off the ceiling use the bounce card otherwise you will get...

Go for the Sigma 50mm 1.4 if your thinking about the Canon 1.4

You probably would get a little more noise, but use a low iso anyway. Did your camera have the long exposure noise reduction option?

The "processing" could be long exposure noise reduction, have a look in the menu see if you can turn it off.

Hi Trigg, don't be afraid of slowing the shutter speed right down to something like 1 sec, 1/2 sec or something, the flash should freeze the subjects. As for the apature open it up a t bit to 5.6-6.3 and you should still get everyone in focus. HTH, Matt.

Dan, they are great shots. Don't give in as your photos are only going to get better!

Looks like its sometime this month... http://www.warehouseexpress.com/buy-pocketwizard-plus-iii-transceiver-twin-set/p1529793

Nice shots Dan, I've been living in Israel over the past year. Your love Jerusalem, its an amazing place to photograph. I'm in Tel aviv on Friday, we could of met for a beer and photo session if it wasn't you last day tomorrow. The women here are amazing aren't they ;) Matt. Matt.

Getting a degree in photography is like getting a degree in something like motorsport ;). In the real world, its about getting yourself known. Experience is priceless, but you could be the best photographer in the world with the very best equipment but if people don't know you and seen your...

WOW! There's not many photos where you see over a 7000 meter change in elevation.

Good shout!

http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=photoshop+color+splash+tutorial&aq=1&oq=photoshop+color+spl HTH

Just for the record I have asked TheEvilGiraffe many times to shoot weddings with me, his excuse for not wanting to was the same as Dans and dunganick!..... Wasn't it now Rob :rasp: PS, Dan just go for it.

...I know it's crazy to think you can do this in your back garden. These just blew me away: http://stargazerslounge.com/imaging-deep-sky/125527-2010-deep-sky-imaging-showcase.html - There's at least 1 of Andromeda on there. There's a lot to learn and money to be spent to get to that level...

I would love to do this, but I've not got a telescope plus the light pollution here is really bad. This forum should help you out though: http://stargazerslounge.com/imaging/

http://www.flickr.com/photos/24501568@N08/

PMSL, I'm sure there's a "how to do flyers" on the Youtube.

I really like that, is this your own preset? Matt.

Hi guys, I thought I would make my first post here as I have just done a few time lapses myself. Im a good friend of "TheEvilGiraffe" he just ticked me off about this thread. Here's a few of them: http://vimeo.com/mattdoyle They were done manually with a Canon 400d, some 1fps some 5fps...