Canon Cham

Fantastic!  The technical details on how you set this up would be interesting.... Mike

LOL, you never run out of shot idea with this actor. TFS!

Thanks. Here ya go, Mike. I only had the prop camera(20D) put up, so it was easy enough to put back and take a quick pic with my phone to show you. I also had loose blankets wrapped around the stand legs the chameleon was on, so he would have a soft landing if he fell. He did fall once, but his tail was wrapped around the cable on the right side, so he saved himself. That velcro for snoot use gave him something to get a good grip on.

Ha!  Good setup.  I gather you had both flashes firing off the main.  I particularly like your tension tie on the flash cord ;-)... Mike

Before you posted your set-up, I wanted to say, that I always suspected that the chams were the true photographers!:) Verena

pretty creative set-up! G

Yes, the master is telling the slave what to do wirelessly. I could do away with that cord, since my camera is capable of sending out the signal through the built in flash, but I don't trust it. Sometimes it doesn't work. Then I get really mad, because I missed the shot needlessly.:) Yeah, I thought that tension wire was pretty fancy. Cord was getting in the picture.

Haha. Thanks Greg.

Oh...and thank you Verena. I read it too fast.

lol that's great!http://s02.flagcounter.com/mini/rzN/bg_FFFFFF/txt_000000/border_CCCCCC/flags_0/

Congratulations on the well deserved POD... Mike

If I didn't see it with my own eyes I would believe it. Great work.

What a great shot and setup work.

This is my first post in years following Photo.net.

I am an amateur and  like experimenting.

Years ago I followed seriously Zuga.net and learned a lot.

The same with you.

Hope having more time in the future and give good use to my new Pentax Ks2

arriving in a few days.

Gretings from Chile.

Oscar.