ken_mccray

<p>I finally got paid. Yes, I am very happy but don't feel warm and friendly like I used to with Printroom and some of the fine employees. I hope everyone gets what they are owed. Finally today, two separate checks via usps mail arrived (another incompetent tool). Yes, I too was told I was getting my checks fedex a week ago and never did. One of the checks goes back to december. I cancelled my pro membership and plan to use zenfolio with printing through another lab. </p>

<p>haven't received a check in two months. I got the same email from accounting. I asked them for a specific date. </p>

I would call speedotron. I also light with some force 10 and 5 and I also would like the

ability to contol light output on a unit/units. It seems like a lot of outdated expensive

parts to get it to work. Is there a serial to usb connector that would work with the newer

palms? The new forces' with the palm allow you to control the light in 1/10 stops versus

1/3 on the unit.

ken

remember you are licensing the rights to use the image not selling a photo. Also when

writing a license agreement don't forgot to include something about third party licensing.

It could say this license may not be transferred to a third party without the written consent

of the copyright holder. the apa, asmp and ep has great contract stuff. Join.

Ken

absolutely right!!!!! I thought about it more and realized might as well get the best, the

ones that work. I will get the pocket wizards but I will wait till they come out with a

smaller designed one. One that competes with the micro's and the german's radio slaves.

Also I don't necessarily need the multi max.

I have used the quantum radio slave 4 and they are not reliable. I have used the pocket

wizards and they are awesome but a little pricey. Does anyone have experience with

Morris radio slaves or another brand of radio slaves? I will use the speedotron force 5's

(phono plug), old school brown line (household plug) and q flash. thank you.

Ken McCray

I have four old portable lumedyne heads and a couple dead old

batteries. Can I convert these heads to quantum batteries? I don't

want to buy anymore lumedyne batteries.