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if a train leaves poughkeepsie heading north at 30mph and another train leaves albany at the same time heading south at 45mph, what time will they meet
Syndam wrote:Great info, thanks! I just tried my hand at cave pics and wasn't completely happy with the results.
As already stated, definitely get a tripod of some kind. At lower ISO's and longer shutter speeds you'll be glad you have it. I bought a Gorilla Pod for hiking and it works great (REI has 'em). It's pretty small and light and is flexible so it will sit on just about any surface or cling to structures.
Ronaldo wrote:What kind of camera are you trying to use snydum?
Ronaldo wrote:Does your camera's flash power turn way down? Some of my friends use cannons and they turn the on camera flash power way down (so it will still fire a slave) and hold a flash unit in their hand to take shots. My camera does not have a soft enough flash to get rid of the "circles", so I cover my flash with a piece of duct tape with a white piece of paper on the back side, although I am going to try a band aid soon. I make the strip of tape small so that light escapes from the top and the bottom but is not flashing forward....
Ron
Ronaldo wrote:Hey NZ,
I have heard of folks doing that with a piece of film negative, but I am concerned about that puff of smoke I get every time I flashed with a piece of plastic over the flash, the heat from the flash was scorching the tape and my flash lens... does the film not do this?
Thanks,
Ron
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