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I'll be using it for reflections in real estate interiors an I love

landscape. Thank you for setting down the right path

<p>At photography school most of us are using small "carry on luggage" with wheels and an extendable handle. A full fame camera and set of lenses gets VERY heavy if you try to carry them around all day. I have a ThinkTank bag, but I'd never walk far with it</p>

<p>I'm shooting up to 17mm full frame so I was looking at something slim</p>

<p>Hi<br>

Does anyone know what "AUC" stands for? Does anyone know about this?<br />Kogan claims that it's a new B+W filter (maybe they mean updated), but I can't find any info on the Schneider Optics website or on the web at all. Very curious. I'm asking as I need a good variable polarizer and Kogan offered the best price.</p>

<h3>B+W XS-Pro AUC Circular Kaesemann Polarizing MRC Nano Filter - 77mm</h3>

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<p>That's great Daniel!</p>

<p>Can you trigger multiple flash units with the one 603II trigger?</p>

<p>Does anyone know if the "YONGNUO 2.4G Wireless Speedlite YN560-III" is compatible when off-camera, with the "YONGNUO RF-603II" mounted on the Canon 5D mark III hotshoe ? <br /> I know it works with the Canon 5D Mark II , but I'm not sure about the 5D Mark III as the specifications don't mention this.<br /> <br /> <br /> Cheers<br /> <br /> Adam</p>

<p>... ok so Skyport won't HSS, so I'll begin to looking at using variable ND polarizer to bring down ambient backgrounds. I'll also need to get my hands on a Gossen Digisky to see how fiddly the menus are.</p>

<p>I'll also test HSS with Pocketwizards ... and change things manually ...</p>

<p>Hi Sheldon</p>

<p>Beautiful photos on your Flickr page with Elinchrom gear. Can the Gossen/ Skyport/ Quadra combination achieve High Speed Sync, just like the Pocketwizard/ Quadra with S head?</p>

<p>Hi</p>

<p>Can the Sekonic L-478DR light meter control the Elinchrom Quadra power levels through Pocketwizards ? ... or will I need to use skyport to control the power levels?</p>

<p>Cheers</p>

<p>Adam</p>

Hi Ashley.

 

Just reviving an old thread. How did the Demb Saucer work out and what are you using now?

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<p>Thanks everyone for your quick replies.</p>

<p>I guess the extra 10% for the warranty isn't worth it, especially when I it comes time to buy the second camera for weddings.</p>

<p>Cheers</p>

<p>Hi this is my first post</p>

<p>I'm about to study photography and I am interested in wedding photography.</p>

<p>I will be buying a Canon 5D mark III to start learning on, and I'm wondering if the standard 1 year manufacturer's warranty will suffice or will I need the 3 year cover?</p>

<p>I will also be insuring the camera and equipment with my home and contents insurance. </p>

<p>... Not sure if it takes 1 year to find all the usual faults in Canon cameras.</p>

<p>Does anyone have any advice?</p>

<p>Cheers</p>

<p>Adam</p>