with bulb mode its very very hardOriginally Posted by DylanS
Or you can play with bulb mode and use the flash the to capture your image.
with bulb mode its very very hardOr you can play with bulb mode and use the flash the to capture your image.
So after following this thread I thought I would give water splashes a try.
Nikon D3100
Nikon 105mm f/2.8 macro
1/2 f/16 ISO100
Nikon SB-700 (off camera manual 1/16)
thats a very nice shot
having so much fun
I want a like button - very nice drop indeed!
I want a LOVE button - LOL!!
Guys one question I need to ask is. If I connect my canon via usb to my pc and download my images with the EOS utility.Then when I am done how do I safely disconnect my canon from the pc? or do I just pull the usb out
On a mac you'd want to eject it because of the annoying warning message you get if you dont.
Get yourself a card reader.
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I think i am gona do that bwanaaa . when I pull the cable out my pc jumps to use 4 out 4 gb of my ram for like 60 sec and then returns normal. and windows 7 does not give me a reject options
I've wondered which is better in terms of wear.On a mac you'd want to eject it because of the annoying warning message you get if you dont.
Get yourself a card reader.
Would popping the memory card in and out eventually kill the contacts in the camera before the USB socket died or visa versa?
One advantage of using a USB cable in terms of wear and tear, is if the USB socket on the camera packed up you'd still be able to transfer your images using a card reader but not the other way around.
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