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Actually I don't check the anti-spam account on my ISP; it's my local junk mail folder in Outlook I check. That I can search, etc. It's really better not to see the eMail. But you're right; if you don't look over every single message you can't be absolutely sure you haven't misfiled a legit message. -Noel

What you need is a remote controlled camera mount. Very, very big bucks. Try the professional video dept. at B&H , there're probably your best bet. David Buzzard

Noel, The beauty about using a wireless system like Paul C Buff's is that it can drive a studio light, a small portable flash, is non-directional and can even trip a camera shutter. That's what sold me on a wireless trigger system. It's about being flexible with the tools I carry.

Hi, Noel, Quote: Originally Posted by Noel_Carboni Guys, correct me if I'm wrong, but doesn't the Canon flash system take care of this kind of thing all by itself? Even to the point of communicating the metering the flash light? I know I've seen awesome results from people using Canon's flashes in a multiple light setup. Oh, yes - it is very sophisticated. Quote: I think the master/slave functionality works even if the EX...

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You might want to consider an outsourced spam solution, something like MXGuarddog works well.

I am looking for some feedback about a video camera, I know this is a still camera site mostly but hope someone can help as I am out of my realm with the video stuff. I am working on a project where we require an HD video camera, that will be controlled from a video booth. The camera must be able to move left/right/up down, focus and zoom from the control room. I have seen some mounts that can pan the camera around, and can have a little...

Quote: Originally Posted by Noel_Carboni I get about 1 legitimate message a month misfiled as spam.-Noel Noel, that's exactly the problem for me. If you're logging on to your ISP acct. to check for legitimate emails in your spam folder, what's the use in having the filter? I must be so dumb but it doesn't make sense to me because I'm just going click, click, delete anyway? It's about the same amount of work....