Comments for QuickBlink http://quickblink.com Sat, 19 May 2012 17:08:57 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 Comment on The Olson High Speed Flash Systems by jsvfoto http://quickblink.com/2011/07/the-olsen-flash/#comment-13181 jsvfoto Sat, 19 May 2012 17:08:57 +0000 http://quickblink.com/dev/?p=129#comment-13181 Thanks for your reply Roy. I'll take a look at those options. Thanks for your reply Roy. I’ll take a look at those options.

]]> Comment on An Unsung Hero…. by admin http://quickblink.com/2011/08/an-unsung-hero/#comment-13121 admin Sat, 19 May 2012 01:59:22 +0000 http://quickblink.com/?p=430#comment-13121 Sí, puedes usar con una Canon 30D. Roy. Sí, puedes usar con una Canon 30D.

Roy.

]]> Comment on An Unsung Hero…. by RAFAEL http://quickblink.com/2011/08/an-unsung-hero/#comment-13112 RAFAEL Sat, 19 May 2012 01:03:19 +0000 http://quickblink.com/?p=430#comment-13112 LO PUEDO USAR CON UNA CANON 30D DIGITAL? LO PUEDO USAR CON UNA CANON 30D DIGITAL?

]]> Comment on An Unsung Hero…. by admin http://quickblink.com/2011/08/an-unsung-hero/#comment-12399 admin Wed, 09 May 2012 21:58:54 +0000 http://quickblink.com/?p=430#comment-12399 Hi, This flash uses 4 x AA batteries. The auxiliary power pack uses a further 6 or 8 AA batteries - I cannot remember. It adds capacity and reduces recycle time significantly. Hi,

This flash uses 4 x AA batteries. The auxiliary power pack uses a further 6 or 8 AA batteries – I cannot remember. It adds capacity and reduces recycle time significantly.

]]> Comment on An Unsung Hero…. by admin http://quickblink.com/2011/08/an-unsung-hero/#comment-12398 admin Wed, 09 May 2012 21:57:42 +0000 http://quickblink.com/?p=430#comment-12398 Mr Ullman - I contacted Cokin probably 10 years ago about this flash, and they could find nobody in the company that still knew anything about it. Hopefully, the reason your flash isn't working is something simple, like corrosion in the battery chamber, otherwise it is going to be very difficult to repair. Sorry! Mr Ullman –
I contacted Cokin probably 10 years ago about this flash, and they could find nobody in the company that still knew anything about it. Hopefully, the reason your flash isn’t working is something simple, like corrosion in the battery chamber, otherwise it is going to be very difficult to repair.

Sorry!

]]> Comment on An Unsung Hero…. by Pahaikan http://quickblink.com/2011/08/an-unsung-hero/#comment-12397 Pahaikan Wed, 09 May 2012 21:40:09 +0000 http://quickblink.com/?p=430#comment-12397 May I know what kind of battery is used to power this macro flash? AAA or ?? May I know what kind of battery is used to power this macro flash? AAA or ??

]]> Comment on An Excellent New Feeder in Town….The Dr. JB Feeder by John http://quickblink.com/2012/04/an-excellent-new-feeder-in-town-the-dr-jb-feeder/#comment-10723 John Mon, 16 Apr 2012 23:23:40 +0000 http://quickblink.com/?p=646#comment-10723 Nice article Roy! Just wanted to add a note that the 48 oz Dr JB's Feeder sells at our store for just $25.44, which is cheaper than the smaller, glass bottle version. The XL 80 oz model will sell for $27.00. One more point, the larger sizes are in poly bottles that are guaranteed to not crack and they are treated with UV inhibitors. Nice article Roy!

Just wanted to add a note that the 48 oz Dr JB’s Feeder sells at our store for just $25.44, which is cheaper than the smaller, glass bottle version. The XL 80 oz model will sell for $27.00.

One more point, the larger sizes are in poly bottles that are guaranteed to not crack and they are treated with UV inhibitors.

]]> Comment on The Best Hummingbird Feeders To Attract Hummers by John http://quickblink.com/2011/07/the-best-hummingbird-feeders-to-attract-hummers/#comment-7581 John Thu, 16 Feb 2012 00:47:09 +0000 http://quickblink.com/dev/?p=133#comment-7581 Roy, drop me a line. I'd like to get you to try a Dr JB's Hummingbird Feeder. It's not a large enough capacity for your peak season needs but it's ethically designed with an easy to clean base and bottle, easy to fill, etc. Based on your writings, your compassion for birds & wildlife and my own experience with the feeder, I'm fairly certain that you'll like it. I'd like to get one to you and perhaps you could simply write honestly about your experience. Email me if interested. Roy, drop me a line. I’d like to get you to try a Dr JB’s Hummingbird Feeder. It’s not a large enough capacity for your peak season needs but it’s ethically designed with an easy to clean base and bottle, easy to fill, etc.

Based on your writings, your compassion for birds & wildlife and my own experience with the feeder, I’m fairly certain that you’ll like it.

I’d like to get one to you and perhaps you could simply write honestly about your experience. Email me if interested.

]]> Comment on An Unsung Hero…. by Matthias Ullmann http://quickblink.com/2011/08/an-unsung-hero/#comment-7443 Matthias Ullmann Sat, 11 Feb 2012 14:38:37 +0000 http://quickblink.com/?p=430#comment-7443 Dear Mr. Dunn, I become some days ago also a sutch a Cokin on ebay. But what a pitty the light flash don't work. You have this flash since many jears, where are any problems in this time of use? Can I become help or pieces for this cokin today? I think, it's a good flash and I don't want to give it in recycling. Thank you and sorry, my english is a lttle different:-) Mr. Ullmann Dear Mr. Dunn,

I become some days ago also a sutch a Cokin on ebay.
But what a pitty the light flash don’t work.
You have this flash since many jears, where are any problems in this time of use?
Can I become help or pieces for this cokin today?
I think, it’s a good flash and I don’t want to give it in recycling.

Thank you and sorry, my english is a lttle different:-)

Mr. Ullmann

]]> Comment on The Olson High Speed Flash Systems by admin http://quickblink.com/2011/07/the-olsen-flash/#comment-6591 admin Thu, 19 Jan 2012 19:43:27 +0000 http://quickblink.com/dev/?p=129#comment-6591 Hi, I designed the Fotronix StopLight SL-80 back around 2001 as a safer, more flexible version of the Olsons, and we were successful in selling it internationally for a few years. Most of the high speed flash market can be addressed today using either Speedlites dialed down to 1/64th power (or whatever is suitable) or flashes such as Sunpak 555's, 544's ,or Metz guns dialed down in similar fashion. If you need more light, use more flashes. These will all get close to 20 or 30 microsecond durations. If you need sub-microsecond duration, try the SPOT Flash from Prism Science Works. Thanks for your interest, Roy. Hi,
I designed the Fotronix StopLight SL-80 back around 2001 as a safer, more flexible version of the Olsons, and we were successful in selling it internationally for a few years. Most of the high speed flash market can be addressed today using either Speedlites dialed down to 1/64th power (or whatever is suitable) or flashes such as Sunpak 555′s, 544′s ,or Metz guns dialed down in similar fashion. If you need more light, use more flashes. These will all get close to 20 or 30 microsecond durations. If you need sub-microsecond duration, try the SPOT Flash from Prism Science Works.
Thanks for your interest,

Roy.

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