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Second body!!!
:ROTFL::ROTFL::ROTFL: Excellent. I'm going to have to remember this one just in case!But I was thinking, for next year if I do slide of the edge and plummet down I will send a signal:
- wave my arm over my head one time - does not mean I am ok, just means throw the tripod down because I have a good angle
- wave my arm over my head two times - throw down a spare battery
- wave both my arms over my head - tell the freeking rescue copters to back off for a minute because they are in my frame!!!
Preparing for this trip I never even thought about a second body. I haven't done a lot of landscape work with light that is changing very quickly and it didn't take long (what do you think guys - 15 minutes into the first shoot) to wish I could have a wide and a long lens at the same time. One body or two, my first order of business this weekend is to make 3 back to back rear lens cap assemblies (there is an old thread on camera bags with details -posted by Jack). The back to back lens storage makes lens changes easier and frankly cuts down on the risk of dropping something that doesn't bounce off the frozen or even hard ground so well.
:angry::cussing::angry: Off to work I go... Gotta afford that FIRST body! :grin:
Jim:one of the early morning IR images (M8 and 50mm preasph)
Jack,
If I am correct I think it worth noting this on Jim's shot.....one of the early morning IR images (M8 and 50mm preasph)
Mike,
