coca

thank you ! it works great (in any mode)... I'm happy again about chosing nikon !++ coca

hello Jummy or anyone who knows the answer, I followed your instructions to attach the mc-dc1 nikon cable with a conceptus tongue switch for my d70s and it works fine in AF mode, but as soon as I try to use manual focus (by switching to M on the outside or by chosing AF-C on the menu) it starts taking pictures continously as long as the remote is connected. can you help me change my wiring to a manual focus mode? thank you coca

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will you send the dvd to paris for the same 12 usd?

my big question on headup flying... which part of the body is more important in getting there, the upper legs or the back?

It's actually a bit better... I still have a problem with my back and my arms; and it seems I just can't get out of the plane without losing my stability in the first seconds! any advices? http://www.skydivingmovies.com/ver2/pafiledb.php?action=guestpass&id=cx5nm

your advises do work ! I still have a lot to do but it really feels different to be more vertical... http://www.skydivingmovies.com/ver2/pafiledb.php?action=guestpass&id=s6pj9 (one minute video of coca sitflying) thank you! next step, to move forward (backward is so easy !)

great advises ! next jump I won't forget the breathing, watching my hands, don't think on sitting but more like a head up straddle, 90 degrees (or more) everywhere, symmetry while pushing on heels... for the moment I handle pretty well the smiling part !

thank you. I keep the same weird position all over the jump, it seems stable, but is not nice and is hard tou move forward from there. it's not the first time someone tells me that I should be more vertical, arms not behind, separate legs, and so on, but even if I think about it the position remains... in this particular jump I was turning around the cameraman...

hi, I'm new in sit flying as you can see in the picture. can you give me some advices to redress for my next jumps? thx coca

I have a weird question but I'm really curious about it. has anyone got out of a plane wearing a wingsuit and still stay linked to the plane with a rope (a double rope at the end, one for each hand?) just to stay flying behind the plane? is it feasible?

the parachute container would hold the oxygen inside, and a kind of emergency system to go up fast in case of trouble. last time I did scuba diving I had fun adopting head down positions; I thought I needed to feel water coming up to have a sensation of me going down.

is there any futur for a water tunnel inside a pool as a way to train for freefly, freestyle, etc. any ideas to make it a feasible project? (oxygene on parachute container, heavy suit, etc)

a very original way of falling and tracking... http://www.skydivingmovies.com/ver2/pafiledb.php?action=file&id=2989&string=jad.avi need names to describe the figures !