new pictures shot with a programable self timer (Canon) featuring
Surfrigger (outrigger canoe) and an old Futura Blade surfski:
http://users.frii.com/uliasz/wayfarer/solo.htm
A little bit more information on these two photosessions in my paddling
blog.
Marek

"Marek" wrote in message
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new pictures shot with a programable self timer (Canon) featuring
Surfrigger (outrigger canoe) and an old Futura Blade surfski:
http://users.frii.com/uliasz/wayfarer/solo.htm
A little bit more information on these two photosessions in my paddling
blog.
Marek

Wow, I don't even get it. Where is the camera?

I admire you; that looks uncomfortable and unstable. I'd be upside down in
seconds.

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As I thought, you put plenty of "work" into yor sequences. Well done,
and thanks for the tips.

Wilf

Marek wrote:

new pictures shot with a programable self timer (Canon) featuring
Surfrigger (outrigger canoe) and an old Futura Blade surfski:
http://users.frii.com/uliasz/wayfarer/solo.htm A little bit more
information on these two photosessions in my paddling blog. Marek

I like you photos. Great water conditions for showing off the lines of
the boat.

Any idea if the timer remote works on the Digital Rebel? I can't seem
to even find a reference to it on the Canon web site. Almost like it
is not a Canon product, thought it is being sold on Amazon.com as if it
is. I can think of a dozen other things to do with besides self
portraits. But it would be nice to be in the photo once and a while.

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Gordon Niessen wrote:


Any idea if the timer remote works on the Digital Rebel?

I don't know about the Digital Rebel ...
The TC-80N3 remote controler plugs in the "camera's remote control
socket." Do you have one? It is a round socket with three pins visible.
They can be pushed down by the controler plug.

Marek
http://www.MarekUliasz.com

Marek wrote:
Gordon Niessen wrote:


Any idea if the timer remote works on the Digital Rebel?

Works fine with mine.

Brian Huffaker, DSWL )