paul_armes

<p>Hello all,<br> After a few years of working with 580 EX II's are Pocket Wizards TTL syncs I upgraded to a few 600 EX RT's. Much to my annoyance these flashes can not achieve rear curtain sync when in wireless remote mode.<br> Does anyone know of any sync equipment that can achieve this other than using pocket wizards manually firing the flashes before 2nd curtain?<br> Thanks in advance.</p>

<p>Thank you for all your responses.<br> I have trawled through the net and found a heated ski boot bag (used to dry wet ski boots) which is padded and comes with the heater built into the bottom which can be charged by main electric or a cars lighter jack when travelling. Apparently it heats up to 70c which is more than enough!<br> Thanks for the idea of adding moisture packs, i'll definitely order some of those.</p> <p>Thanks again for your help everyone.</p> <p> </p>

<p>Hello all,<br> I have been requested to take some portraits in an indoor swimming pool environment. Some shots underwater, some above water in the pool area. This is likely to be an ongoing contract and while I have got by so far, the volume of work is increasing and I need to iron out some kinks in the way I work. <br> The main problem I have is that the room temperature of the pool in question is constantly regulated at around 28C (82F). With air temp where I live is averagely nowhere near this high my lenses obviously mist up on arrival and take a very long while to acclimatise before I can start shooting.<br> As I’m not always going to be able to arrive 2 hours etc before I need to start shooting to allow for the equipment temperature to balance, I was wondering if there are any items available on the market which allow me to warm my camera equipment, transport it warm, and allow me to start shooting as soon as I arrive on site?<br> I’ve heard about Dew Straps but can’t seem to find any info on just how high a temp they will go. Maybe a heated battery powered bag? But I’m not sure what to search for or if anyone makes them. I am hoping someone may have more of an idea than me as to what exactly I can do.<br> Thank you in advance. </p>