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I got specific amendment to activity pack 3 in writing to state 'Storm chasing' I would hope they send this out to everyone who has paid up.

Yes because they accepted the risk and entered into a contract with you.

I think we need to use a phase we coined in my old profession. 'Of course we weren't chasing, we were just following'

Have to agree good article

Have been keeping an 'eye' on you since you posted. Glad your still up and running and 'looking' towards the future. Feel better soon.

Hi all I thought I would try this as an option fro getting the form available to all. Just print sign scan and send back to my email address which is posted earlier Cheers Dave Model Release blank.pdf

Got yours Cheers

Will do. will send it out by the end of the day. Cheers

Will do thanks. Will have the forms out later today or tomorrow. Cheers

Lightning with stock market and model airplane advice, whats in the next episode baking! lol

Was fun wasn't it :-)

Fingers and toes crossed

Great evening, Sorry I missed most of the hangovers in the morning. Thanks Ian and all for organising and great company. See you in the US

Seems to be happening north of Huntsville

At least 4 tornado warning out at the moment.

http://www.chasertv.com/ is up

Cheers Graham

Thanks. Will get one off to you in the next couple of days. Scan and send back is fine. Cheers

One for the taste buds

I would go for the 60d, compared side by side it is the better camera

Paul Tried to send you a personal message, but the forum wont let me. Says you cannot receive any more messages. Sent it on face book

If you have a sudden rush of blood and decide to buy one, will be very interested in seeing the results.

Just had a quick look on line, the J1 and V1 both have bulb capability so will do night / low light shots. They get very good reviews and take sharp crisp images. On of the small issues with them is the size of the sensor, which tends to limit the wider angles when zoomed out, the other is as it is so new the RAW images are not compatible with lightroom / Photoshop or some of the Apple products, which leave you to use the Nikon software only. However if you are taking JPEGs then it should cause you no issues.

I assume you are meaning the Nikon v1 or J1. Both capable of shooting lightning, but the common standard for shooting lighting is to keep the shutter open for as long as possible, therefore the 20 images before and after are not necessary. The 1 series uses video to capture images which is why they advertise the 20 frames either side. I imagine during the day time it might be reasonably efficient at capturing lighting, but it will still require you to hit the shutter release at the right time. The 1 series camera is new, and aimed at the expensive end of point and shoot giving some flexibility with lens choice. Of the 2 the V1 would be the better camera but considerably more expensive that a lot of mid range DSLR's I don't know enough about the 1 series, but they would not be my instant choice for lighting or extreme weather, I would be looking to a DSLR or a bridge camera (Same controls as the DSLR, but fixed lens) For twilight and night time shots the DSLR will get you a result fairly constantly, and they also give you loads of flexibility. On the other hand the 1 series is small and light and a very good camera. There are other similar styles out there if that's the way you want to go. Happy choosing

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