I currently use a Canon 60D for portraits/weddings and commercial shots. When taking portraits and commercial pictures it's imperitive that you get your pics in focus as much as you can This handy little lightweight gadget will help you achieve this very easily. I purchased the Canon RC6 from Amazon for a good price - £11.95 some 10 months ago. It comes with a battery and a black little protective case. The battery seems to last for ever as I'm still on my first one, however at first it seemed a little tricy to insert. It's so easy to setup. Firstly pop your camera drive into whichever is suitable to your needs i.e. self-portrait, continuous burst etc. ...  Read the complete review

I recently acquired a new Canon EOS 600D to start me off in DSLR photography, I love taking pictures of portraiture and landscapes which have distinct focus, however to create this focus I have to use either a larger aperture or a slower shutter speed, as I'm on a tight budget and I can't afford a faster lens with a larger aperture I have to decrease my shutter speed to suit the aperture I can use. So in basics I need to use a tripod so my hand shakes and movement does not affect the sharpness of the image. I found that even with the tripod my images weren't as sharp as they could be because the movement of pressing the shutter button created a shake. To resolve this ...  Read the complete review