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Inconsistent watermarking, I know, but here are my personal top 5: 1 2 3 5 5

You need to make sure that the colour space that you're using on your camera and the colour space which you use in any editing / archiving software is the same. For example, if you're using the sRGB colour space on your camera, you need to make sure that the active photoshop colour profile...

Never heard of it and no real website seems to come up when I try to get onto it :confused:

I've got a 5D 2 at the moment and I love it. So much better than my old 350D, pictures are better, handling is nicer and it looks quite beefy :) I agree with the above posters that you'll need some decent glass to get the most out of the sensor but there would be cheaper alternatives available...

I've not been getting home until 5:30 each day and by that time it's dark :( I've got my mini studio in my room but have run out of interesting things to shoot really.

Lovely shots and wonderful pp :)

99% of the time for me. Will occasionally use auto if I'm taking a quick holiday snap / something basic.

Sharp shots are sharp, good work :)

I know the feeling. I've had people make similar comments to me about gig shoots that I've done before; can get bloody annoying.

Nah I'm not after anything amazing, just something which is faster than my current cheap and cheerful one which I got from a certain catalogue store beginning with an a. I shall have a look around in a bit :)

Hey all. I'm now a proud owner of a 5d MK 2 + 24-105 as of earlier today and will be looking for a decent memory card reader as the files from the 5d are a lot bigger than the ones from my old 350. Was wondering if anyone could give me some suggestions for good quality and fast card readers...

Love them :)

I agree with both of the above. The apperture you have will vary depending on the DOF you're after and also wether or not you wanrt 'starry' lights. You will also need some light to shoot with, so shooting at / around sunset and sunrise is a good idea if you're wanting to shoot specific...

I'd go for photobox. They give decent quality prints at a fairly reasonable price and always seem to be delivered in good shape.

I second the idea of using 2 guns with brollies to provide cross lighting asI can imagine it being a tad difficult to light 5 people wel with only one light source. Obviously, this will depend on the space you're shooting in and what, if any, ambient light is available and also will depend on...

Logic says to me that if you could afford a better model with the money you have available to you, go for it. If you're just starting off / only been doing it for a while though don't jump straight into the really expensive pro bodies.

As everyone else has said, I feel that the first one is a tad harsh. Love the others though, last one really stands out nicely, lovely b&w shot.

Lovely shots and good composition.

Nice work :)

So I had another muck about today in my hours of boredom and decided to go even more creative this time. Coloured the water I was dripping into red and messed about with camera levels and the angles at which I was reflecting the light from the backdrop paper. Quite chuffed with what I captured...