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<p>Matt,<br>

Thank you very much; I will remember that in future. I also just realised that the batteries that came with the receiver is just a test battery, so the joke is definitely on me.<br>

All the best</p>

<p>Alistair</p>

<p>Hans,<br>

Thank you veru much for your response. It was a brand new battery in the reciever, and could only have been active for a hour. I will test it out again later with a new battery.<br>

All the best<br>

AJ</p>

<p>Hi,</p>

<p>All this is my first time in this forum and I can just say it has been very informative already. The images being created are amazing too and I look forward to sharing and learning more along the way.</p>

<p>I require some help if possible please: I finally decided to shoot with my SB800 in manual mode this past weekend in a location shoot. I was using a new trigger system from Strobies the "i Sync 4" to get great flexibility. The System was working fine for about the first 50 frames, and then the flash gun would only fire periodically and when it did it was only at the right power for one frame and then lacking power for the next. I initially thought it was the SB800 batteries, so I changed them, however even with new batteries this kept happening. I did not want the model to get annoyed so I disconnected the "iSync4" and set the SB800 to remote and used my pop up flash of my D200 to trigger. The flash was working perfectly again. So I think it might have been related to the new trigger but I am not sure, can anyone shed some light? When the problem was accruing I had the SB800 on a stand attached the Receiver to it via the pc sync cord and had the trigger on my D200. Trigger and reviver were set to wireless.</p>

<p>Any help would be greatly appreciated</p>

<p>Regards</p>

<p>Alistair</p>

<p>Mikael and Bob,<br>

Thank you very much for your help. My web site address is alistairjonesphotography.com<br>

I will take out the space in the WAR and try again.</p>

<p>All the best<br>

AJ</p>

<p>Hi,<br>

I have recently created a website and have linked it with photo.net I would now like to add my website address to the personal information of my photo.net front page. Could someone please let me know how I do this. It keeps telling me I have entered incorrect digets.</p>

<p>Regards</p>

<p>Alistair</p>

<p>I have the same problem with my lens. I use it on my D200, it was working great and now does not want to auto focus so I have to manual focus. I like to manual focus, but the focus ring in very stiff in places.</p>

<p>Mon Davi - Is this how your focus ring feels in Manual?</p>

<p>Matt - Have you sent anything back to Nikon before? Do you know roughly how long I would be without my lens or is it a lottery?</p>

<p>All the best</p>

<p>Alistair</p>

<p>Ben and Tim,<br>

Thank you very much for the extra information. It has been very helpful.<br>

Regards<br>

Alistair</p>

<p>Hi Dave</p>

<p>Thank you very much for your advice. It makes sense to me.</p>

<p>All the best<br>

AJ</p>

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<p>Hi All,<br>

This is just a quick question. At what stage during my processing of images should I be using my niose reduction software to get the best results? I am using Noiseware Professional.<br>

Any advice would be greatly appreciated.<br>

All the best<br>

AJ</p>

<p>Ellis,</p>

<p>Thank you very much for your advice, I will look into Noisewere aswell.<br>

All the best AJ</p>

<p>Hi,<br>

I am current based in the UK and would like to know where I could get my hands on Noise Ninja or a similar photoshop plug in. I cant seem to find a uk based website that I can purchase it from. Could be that my work internet blocks allot of sites.<br>

Could anyone reccomend a site or dealer I could go to please?<br>

Many thanks<br>

All the best<br>

AJ</p>

Ian,

Thanks again for your advice, you have been very helpful.

All the best AJ

Ian,

Thank you very much for your honesty. I can assure you I am more than competent with my gear and am very confident that I would be a very good assistant to someone. Are you suggesting that I get friends to model for me in similar situations and lighting to possible wedding scenarios and add that to my portfolio?

Cheers

AJ

Robbie,

Thanks for your steps. I would really enjoy being a second shooter for a pro, but I cant seem to find anyone who is interested or who needs one. Any advice?

Hi Kim,

Thank you very much. That is a great idea.

All the best

AJ

Lee,

Thank you very much for getting back to me. I will keep a look out for sure!

Cheers

Hi All,

I would really like to get involved in wedding photography. I currently live in the UK and have been shooting seriously

for just over two years now. I have had all of my sucess shooting sports images but really want to get into wedding

photography. As I am in the UK are any sites or magazines where I could go to help find some work as an assistant?

Cheers

All the best

AJ

Hi All

Thank you very much for all your responses. I am in Luton?..so nowhere near as south as most of you folk?..although I do travel that far south to go surfing. Anyway thank you very much again

Hi All,

Do memebers of this site organise photographic days out in the UK?

Regards

Alistair

Dan,

Thank you very much for your advice. I will give it another try this weekend. Cheers!

Hi All,

I could really use some help with this. I was recently shooting a subject that

was moving from right to left but also coming towards me at the same time. I

was just wondering what the best focus setting to use would be in this

situation single or continuous to get the best most constant results. I tried

both and found that I ended up with just as many poorly focused shots in both

modes. I was using a D200 and a sigma 300 f2.8