Recent content by Jon.S

Habe a good walk is the best tip. Be plenty of water about for some splashes! Failing that look for a fast corner or one that tightens. And most importantly... Stay safe and have somewhere to run planned just incase! Regards, Jon.S

The flash is connected via a female hot shoe to pocket wizard adapter which goes into the flash part of the PW. They are the PW ll's. Will wait and see what PW come back and say. Regards, Jon.S

I thought that with the recycle speed but the light is ready on the flash to go straight away especially on low power and when I am releasing the shutter and taking the next photo quickly (which is the only way it seems to flash quite a few times) it recycles on the money which is split seconds...

Hi, After a bit of help if anyone is able to assist? I am using my Pocketwizard Plus II's to try and use some off camera flash. Now I have used the PW's for the remote camera with good success, But with flash I am having some issues. Setup I am trying for starters, PW with the camera body...

No problem, Once you get that bit sorted you will be fine, Your work is good other than that slight issue. Do you want me to remove those photos I posted back? Regards, Jon.S

Dust was bad yes, But your backgrounds would not be as clear as they are if it was the dust as it masks the whole image ;-) Here we go Al, Edited quickly, All I have done is added a slight amount of left hand side curve to bring some black back in to compensate for the Shadows/Highlights...

Definitely not dust Al, It is what is left when you play with the shadows & highlights and don't put any contrast/blacks back in. If your okay with it let me know and I will edit one of your shots and you can see it side by side to what you are viewing to possibly help you see what I mean...

Good stuff, Almost there with the colours ;-) Try boosting the contrast once you have done your shadows thingy it will but some punch back into them and not leave them looking grey. Regards, Jon.S

That will be your problem then, If you want to start editing your images you really need a calibrated monitor, They may look fine on your monitor when you edit them but most people using this forum will be viewing the images on calibrated monitors and see the real deal that you may not be...

Nice set Ben, They are looking a tad grey on my monitor though? might need a tweak of contrast to make them bang on. #7 for me, Lucky boy! Regards, Jon.S

Alix, Stop using the Shadows/Highlight tool so much, You are killing what could be decent shots. If you want to HDR your shots fair enough each to their own, But stick some contrast back into them at least. Regards, Jon

#1 nice stuff, #2&4 shadows look a bit harsh and WB is a bit dicky? seeing a fair bit of blue/cyan instead of white on the car Regards, Jon.S

Good job nobody lost it again in your second and last shot! You'd be split into 10 if you were stood there on the last event past that place. #2 #3 nice and crisp Melvyn & Mark Morgan shots nice too, the rest don't do much sorry. Regards, Jon.S

Lovely set, #3 & 5 for me! Did you catch #6 happening? Regards, Jon.S

#6 Event Winners, Almost not! #7 Stunning Machine #8 Heck of a toy! #9 Saving rubber #10 Getting it very wrong Won't bore you with any more, Thanks for looking! Regards, Jon.S