Recent content by Ktonabeach

No data on Internet. If I can get near the data I'll post it. May take a while all notes are on paper and 40+ years worth! Willing to take course in photography in order to further studies. Can you recommend?

Jon thank you for your views, but it's not really helping my finding a camera. Do you have any ideas? If I can provide statistically significant evidence that iridology is not a valid diagnostic tool, then I think we are justified, in the modern vernacular, to say "it is proven not to work". If...

Macro would be good. http://www.biancachurch.com/EquineIris.jpg[/IMG] this is what m going for. Possibly if a good camera it can be taken from afar and then zoomed in on?

I only have so many hands, the horse will move, guaranteed, if I'm trying to take a photo and shine a torch it isn't really plausible. If its fixed to camera, then yes, it might be able to be done. Can cameras be added onto, so to speak?

Ok, I'm going to have a look at what everybody is saying online. I agree With the flash issue, I can't have something which could spook them. However most of my work will be done next to the head and not chasing them round a field. Is it possible to have a constant light source?

Thank you for the links. I have not seen the human Iridology views at all. I have only concentrated on the equine business, where they can't tell me what's wrong. I pretty much agree with the discussion though. Any ideas on cameras however? Where can I pick up a secondhand canon 70-200 mm?

A magnifying glass and a torch! Old style. Need to bring it into the 21st century so that I can document and have a closer look. Other iridologists have tried the Iridology camera(only one) but have found it doesn't do what it needs them to do. It is also falling behind I. What else is out...

Can't buy this one, not been recommended by other iridologists, too heavy, too expensive. Need something that can do similar job.

I have recently qualified as an Equine iridologist (I look at horses eyes) and need a camera fit for the job. I need to be able to get a close up of the iris, without any glare. It can be like taking a photo in a small mirror! Has to be quick, as horses and ponies move and blink as soon as...