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Thanks Vic, but the standard of photography for your pens you should be aiming for is that of Jim and Terry. They have much better lighting on their pens than I do, but I only use 1 small hammerhead flash to light mine and I am far too lazy to change my set up, which I can pull out and set up in about 30 seconds. Whatever Jim and Terry do, you could do a lot worse than do the same.

Peter

[QUOTE="Buckeye, post: 96563, member: 294"] Thanks Vic, but the standard of photography for your pens you should be aiming for is that of Jim and Terry. They have much better lighting on their pens than I do, but I only use 1 small hammerhead flash to light mine and I am far too lazy to change my set up, which I can pull out and set up in about 30 seconds. Whatever Jim and Terry do, you could do a lot worse than do the same. Peter [/QUOTE]

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