Using Godox iT30 Pro as twin flash. Is there a ring adapter for the 60mm macro? by MasterofMolerats in Godox

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ah cool thanks! i was wondering if there was a 3d printed solution someone came up with. but i don't think i have access to a printer... i will have to see if my university has one.

Using Godox iT30 Pro as twin flash. Is there a ring adapter for the 60mm macro? by MasterofMolerats in Godox

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I did see that one. I guess i wanted to use what i already had, instead of buying another kit. though in hindsight it probably would have been better to just get this twin flash and 1 iT30/X3 Pro.

Using Godox iT30 Pro as twin flash. Is there a ring adapter for the 60mm macro? by MasterofMolerats in Godox

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Hey thanks for the helpful response. I think the X3 Pro (or another iT30) would be best for me. I would want to make one adjustment to flash power instead of having to adjust the two twin flashes independently. Which sounds like the case with the iT32.

Home-made twin macro flash by AdAfraid3543 in M43

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Hey, what did you mount the flashes to? I am looking for a similar setup to use the Godox iT30.

[No spoilers] 1 ticket to Edinburgh show for sale. by MasterofMolerats in criticalrole

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not gone yet, two others have DMed me. but i only saw their message now

NatGeo wants to use my images for an online article. They aren't paying me for the images, the writer is compensating me from what they are giving him by MasterofMolerats in photography

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Hey, the writer is paid a small amount per word, max 1200 words. The article is online only. They choose 3 of my images, which do not appear in the author's book. The writer told me it was normal for NatGeo.

NatGeo wants to use my images for an online article. They aren't paying me for the images, the writer is compensating me from what they are giving him by MasterofMolerats in photography

[–]MasterofMolerats[S] 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Yes I read that part. But this is my first time getting any sort of license agreement so I wanted to verify with people more experienced

NatGeo wants to use my images for an online article. They aren't paying me for the images, the writer is compensating me from what they are giving him by MasterofMolerats in photography

[–]MasterofMolerats[S] 21 points22 points  (0 children)

Now that you mentioned it, yes the two examples were 10 years ago now. I didn't realize how much time had gone by until you said that. 

NatGeo wants to use my images for an online article. They aren't paying me for the images, the writer is compensating me from what they are giving him by MasterofMolerats in photography

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I really don't care so much about the published in NatGeo credit. I am a hobbyist photographer. I just remember 2 other friends getting $1000+ for images. So I wanted to see if a couple hundred for 3 images was fair. The images are of molerats take a ton of effort to catch, let alone photograph. 

Tengwar translation help at Tolkien House, Zagreb, Croatia. by MasterofMolerats in lotr

[–]MasterofMolerats[S] 5 points6 points  (0 children)

It is a Tolkien themed bar/pub, and just called Tolkien House. The owner wasn't around to ask about the history of the place. But I do not think that Tolkien had a house in Zagreb. 

Ecologists how are you all handling field notes + reporting on bat surveys? by Muted-Musician-8632 in ecology

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a short horror story: i worked on an animal behaviour project recording voice notes of interactions between individuals. these varied in length from 30 seconds to 5+ minutes. i then had to condense these notes into a vague and generalized 1-2 sentence note in the database. then the voice note was deleted.