420EX Death Ray

I was using my 420EX in Slave Mode recently, and snapped this shot from behind it as it was firing. Ignore the red squiggly lines, but check out the globs in the blown up view. As near as I can tell, they are plasma globules which will probably kill anyone/anything they come in contact with.

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Yup...way I figure, that's that new fangled particle beam weapon the military is using.

No idea what could cause that. Maybe just the amount of electricity repelling the dust? Dunno.

That looks interesting - try it out on the next unwanted visitor to see how lethal it is

have you ever put your hand infront of your flash i mean WOW is it hot,

Billginthekeys wrote in post #2250145
have you ever put your hand infront of your flash i mean WOW is it hot,

Hah!! You want ME to put MY hand in front of THAT flash?

KAPOW, ZAP!! One less moderator.

I know what you're up to.

hey i just found out once when someone fired their flash into my arm. VERY HOT. its not something im in the habit of doing.

belmondo wrote in post #2250151
KAPOW, ZAP!! One less moderator.

And that would be a bad thing because...............

ssim wrote in post #2250196
And that would be a bad thing because...............

Ummm, errrr, ahemm.

Now that you mention it......

belmondo dear, you need to fire your cleaning lady.

Those particles,. didn't that used to be your CAT!? !?

So is this Canons 430EX cold fusion model?

CyberDyneSystems wrote in post #2250553
Those particles,. didn't that used to be your CAT!? !?

Don't say stuff like that too loud...As soon as Pet-Kal figures out his identity for the week...he will be out vaporizing the neighborhood cat population.

Right I'm off to see if I can cook my dinner by speedlight zapping

It's just atmospheric 'floaters' - most of it probably composed of old bits of skin and other exfoliations from near by humans.....in the right lighting it quickly becomes apparent that the air is anything but filtered. that's why we have noses, and also why they fill up and need emptying fairly regularly!

steved110 wrote in post #2251249
It's just atmospheric 'floaters' - most of it probably composed of old bits of skin and other exfoliations from near by humans.....in the right lighting it quickly becomes apparent that the air is anything but filtered. that's why we have noses, and also by they fill up and need emptying fairly regularly!

you may think that a tache in Belmondos avvy but its really his nasal hair great filtration.