I make clicking sounds with my mouth as a backup. Wait..... No I only have a D80. I do plan on upgrading soon and turning the D80 into an infrared.

I have 2 of the 560 III's I did a little research and found the meyin rf 604 works with these. I can trigger both flashes with it perfectly for about $35. 

http://www.lightingr...91#.Uuiq3Xl6hsM

I have mine on manual 99% of the time but I need to start using A.

I enjoy landscapes & vibrant colors. I also enjoy extreme weather events.

Yeah overexposed. Switch to manual and run that way for a while to get used to what you need to be looking for with the light meter. I find that I have to underexpose by about 1/3 of a stop to get it closer to where I want it.

I printed a 16x20 from a D80 with no issues. That is a 10mp camera so you should be fine with anything above that.

I recently read a review on Yongnuos and it was pretty positive. They are not a knock off brand but a separate company that is making them cheap in China I believe.

I had a buddy help me with mine as he has more exp. with it. Rocket blower wouldn't do it. He used a magnifying light to check it first and I did have a few good stuck spots on the sensor. He then tried a mini vacuum with a brush on the end to no avail. It got a little of it but there were two really stubborn spots that we had to clean wet. If you're going to do it be VERY careful. Pretend you are trying to clean something that's really expensive and sensitive. Oh wait you are.

Mine has not left the camera since I bought the camera. No problems as of yet.

How do you know how many raffle tickets you've accumulated? 

I know nothing. Maybe you should ask the other Adam.

However I do have some light I could shed. It would just be shed on nothing.

I'm all online anymore.

I should probably start watermarking mine better. 

I probably would've dove after it and somehow tried to force the seas to part. But that's just me. 

I use bay. They have a great turnaround time and tons of options.

I've restored and colored a few older pictures. Just do the color on a different layer. You can get some good results if you mask out each section, color, and soft light or overlay the layer or try some of the others out. 

I really enjoy looking at forced perspective shots. I think I will give that a try soon. Also high speed photog sparks my interest. Now that I have the equipment to do it I will be soon.

Wouldn't it be of better faith to just fix the D600? I know if my car breaks the same as many others they issue a recall and fix it. I know that might not be the best option but this is a major company after all.

I usually go full open and around that shutter speed with good results. 

I'm good but I enjoy digging.

The 1891 stone is great. Sepia would look good on it too.

I'm cheap so yes I have. I made a IR trigger that connected to my phone and worked as a remote. Even bought a little box to make it look nice. Easy and really really cheap. I think it was about $5 total. The app cost more than the parts.

Has anyone ever tried replacing the filter to accommodate an infrared filter? If so what was your experience? Easy or not? I am thinking when I upgrade my D80 that I want to turn mine into a dedicated infrared. I know it is better to have a pro do it but I have converted a point and shoot. It was pretty easy and yes I know a DSLR is a whole different ballgame. Just wanted some opinions or feedback on the process or if I should just send it in and have it professionally done. I have fat fingers also which could make it difficult.   

I was just looking up eq mounts. There's a way to make your own for cheap but adding a motor changes the price a bit. If you have some cash to blow though there's this.

http://www.amazon.co...s=star tracker