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I'm often asked how I go about taking my smoke photos, so I thought perhaps a small article was in order. :thumb64428936: Equipment I use: * Canon EOS350D * Sigma 18-125, with lens hood * Cable release * Tripod * Sigma EF-500 DG Super hotshoe flashgun * Vivitar 285 hotshoe flashgun * Cardboard snoots * Various coloured gels * Lots of gaffer tape :thumb56035642: Source: I use incense sticks as a smoke source, as they're cheap, long lasting, easy to work with, and smell good. :thumb48491949: Ventilation: Decent ventilation, or at least regular air breaks, are important - not only does trying to work in a room full of smoke rapi

I'm often asked how I go about taking my smoke photos, so I thought perhaps a small article was in order. :thumb64428936: Things I use: * Canon EOS350D * Sigma 18-125, with lens hood * Cable release * Tripod * Sigma EF-500 DG Super hotshoe flashgun * Vivitar 285 hotshoe flashgun * Cardboard snoots * Various coloured gels * Lots of gaffer tape :thumb56035642: Smoke source: I use incense sticks as a smoke source, as they're cheap, long lasting, easy to work with, and smell good. :thumb48491949: Ventilation: Decent ventilation, or at least regular air breaks, are important - not only does trying to work in a room full of smoke r