The 6th UK South-East Spider-Infested Plague Pit Gossip Thread (All Welcome)

BOUNCINGNRG wrote in post #8995250
Shes actually 2 weeks early, she was induced on Monday because of high BP. So the are now trying a stronger hormone to bring it on quicker.

She might end up with a C section then if baby don't budge, crumbs!

Pete wrote in post #8995262
Curry helps, or so I'm told.

We've had a couple of Madras', but i think because we eat so much spicy food anyway it didn't do much. I think today's the day though........hopefull​y.

best of luck with the new arrival fella! (and yes some cute baby photos are a must!)

- I'm sure there's a proper thread for this kind of antic but in the spirit of sharing... Jessops have their Autumn code offers back - it means (for example) you can save £50 off a Canon 7D (which they have at £1299 body only) your for just £1249 - ok it's only fifty quid, but that's the cheapest I've managed to find it for!

oh and a picture just cos... (might keep you guessing for a page or two?!)

Wow.

If that's good at full res, it would make an excellent desktop picture!

Pete wrote in post #8995322
Wow.

If that's good at full res, it would make an excellent desktop picture!

Thanks Pete - if someone guesses what it is I could give the Hi Res image as the prize!

(and it did make a lovely desktop for a few weeks!)

Cheers -Wicked shot. My guess is a water drop on something reflective.

Poppy's - Check you thesE AR3EH0LE3 http://news.sky.com …m_In_Headington​%2C_Oxford

Question time..

I need a Canon remote release cord. The one I had been using until a year ago, was a cheap one from NZ, which cost about £15. I simply need it to shoot long bulb exposures - something I've been lacking lately in my landscapes - cue 22min Stonehenge photo:

hmmm there is some texted on the bottom right
something plastic......

TCIK wrote in post #8995320
best of luck with the new arrival fella! (and yes some cute baby photos are a must!)

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Awesome shot. I was going to guess a macro of something, with that razor thin DOF>

For some reason was thinking of a vase or something.. but that's what it looks like.

Wazza wrote in post #8995340
Question time..

I need a Canon remote release cord. The one I had been using until a year ago, was a cheap one from NZ, which cost about £15. I simply need it to shoot long bulb exposures - something I've been lacking lately in my landscapes - cue 22min Stonehenge photo:

So yeah, I need to buy a new cord, as my old one is completely wasted, overused, cable falling apart.
Anyone know of a cheap one available in UK? Which does the same function. Or even the original Canon product at a cheaper price.

*Stops looking at underwater housings for SLRs*..

awsome, awesome shot fella... *must make effort to visit the 'Henge!*

I have a Hahnal(?) release cord which works on my 1D & 40D (and the G10 for that matter) I bought it at Jessops for a fraction of the price of the Canon one...

http://www.jessops.com​/online.store/categori​es/Accessories/General​%20Camera%20Accessorie​s/Remote%20Releases/pr​oducts/Hahnel/HRC%2028​0%20Remote%20Cable%20R​elease%20for%20Canon%2​0DSLRs%20%20(80cm2m)-74810/Show.html

- hope this is what you were after?

Lee

(did I mention awesome shot?!)

@Warren - David keeps tring to get me to buy Phottix Cleon, they seem pretty good. They can act as wireless trigger and wired trigger

Wazza wrote in post #8995340
Question time..

I need a Canon remote release cord. The one I had been using until a year ago, was a cheap one from NZ, which cost about £15. I simply need it to shoot long bulb exposures - something I've been lacking lately in my landscapes - cue 22min Stonehenge photo:

So yeah, I need to buy a new cord, as my old one is completely wasted, overused, cable falling apart.
Anyone know of a cheap one available in UK? Which does the same function. Or even the original Canon product at a cheaper price.

*Stops looking at underwater housings for SLRs*..

I think i've got one at home you can have, i brought one and they sent two, i'll see if i can hunt it out.

Wazza wrote in post #8995340
Question time..

I need a Canon remote release cord. The one I had been using until a year ago, was a cheap one from NZ, which cost about £15. I simply need it to shoot long bulb exposures - something I've been lacking lately in my landscapes - cue 22min Stonehenge photo:

So yeah, I need to buy a new cord, as my old one is completely wasted, overused, cable falling apart.
Anyone know of a cheap one available in UK? Which does the same function. Or even the original Canon product at a cheaper price.

*Stops looking at underwater housings for SLRs*..

The basic Canon one "RS-60E3" is less than £13 at WarehouseExpress. I'd stick with genuine Canon ones.

I really love that Stonehenge shot by the way.

Wazza wrote in post #8995340
*Stops looking at underwater housings for SLRs*..

http://www.camerent.co​.uk …era_Ikelite_hou​sings.html

Edit*** I found out that Eurosport UK is showing the NZ Bahrain game, starts at 7am our time. ***

KCY wrote in post #8995353
@Warren - David keeps tring to get me to buy Phottix Cleon, they seem pretty good. They can act as wireless trigger and wired trigger

I had my money on you getting this one first KCY, given you visited the place not so long ago (I seem to recall!)

*clue* it's not a remotely exciting subject or a macro