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PoCk0

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  1. If your stuck, just type 'Photoshop Tutorial' in to Google or for whatever program you are using. There are thousands of tutorials out there, even for beginners.
  2. The best thing you can do is read the manual. I know it may sound boring but you will learn all the features of your camera and it WILL make you better with your camera.
  3. Another thing you may find useful is if you set your shooting mode to continuos. Then you can continuosly take photos. Most low end cameras will take 3-4 frames per second. This will enable you to get lots of shots, and like you have said, just delete the rubbish ones.
  4. Yeh was a shit day on Sunday. Hopefully weather will improve a bit. Nice bag btw
  5. Seat belt is probably your best bet. Fit it on by burning a small hole in the belt at each end. Drill a smallish hole in the side of the box. Then use a bolt, washer and nut to fasten it. You can put the rounded nut head on the inside so there isnt anything for the ferret to poke its eye out with or injure it.
  6. We must of looked like a pack of pikeys with our 5 foot long trench down the road, its more like a cycle path now anyway, must have hacked a good foot off the edge lol. Similiar thing happened to me before when I dug up the side of the road. I got some right looks....
  7. Well it depends, you can feed them biscuits and/or meat. They love tucking into a rabbit every now and then but feeding them meat all the time makes them smell alot worse. Nice ferrets btw, they're loving the milk!! Havent tried goats milk before. I find biscs make them drink a heck of alot, and their faeces smell less when fed a meat diet. Yeh defo bics in the summer, but when they are working its rabbit all the way!
  8. Well it depends, you can feed them biscuits and/or meat. They love tucking into a rabbit every now and then but feeding them meat all the time makes them smell alot worse. Nice ferrets btw, they're loving the milk!! Havent tried goats milk before.
  9. Put your ISO up and shoot at the lowest aperture possible. This will enable you to up your shutter speed.
  10. Get to know a few local farmers or ask about in the local area. Most people on this forum probably also want permission so its quite unlikely that someone would give up their permission. Honestly, most farmers jump at the chance to have someone come do some ferreting.
  11. Have a walk about and find a few warrens and then find out who the farmer is that owns the land and ask him. They are usually more than happy to let you go. The simon whitehead DVD's are usually good to watch if you want to learn a thing or two.
  12. Still plenty of time to find a stud
  13. How about goin for a bit of collie in there aswell? Maybe cross her with a 3/4 greyhound 1/4 collie??
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