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What about we hire that Dragon studio's place out? It's the one you can get cars into as well. Get to use there 15ft light bank. If we all chip in, maybe it will be cost effective? Unsure how much it is.

WOW they are expensive.

Its like 750 for half the day!!

$295 for a smaller studio, but you cant have the car in there.

I wish moth studios were still open.

You can always use my garage studio lol.

Anyways any other suggestions? locations??

Ouch... :(

Oh, by the way, I got an email today regarding the tickets for the PMA Imaging show next weekend (25-26 June). The tickets are in the mail, but they've emailed me an e-ticket that they've said can be passed on/printed as many times as you like - bonus!

So, who's in for that?

A quick note for the PMA show next weekend:

CAN I BRING MY CAMERA/EQUIPMENT INTO THE SHOW?

Yes, you may bring your personal equipment into the exhibition but you must label it with your name and address prior to attending the show. It is recommended that you use a non-removable label or fixed luggage tag to identify your equipment. It is also preferable to have your details on the inside of any camera case. If your equipment is very new, please ensure that you bring your receipt showing proof of purchase. Please be aware, that to protect exhibitor stocks, our security guards are empowered to stop and inspect any equipment leaving the exhibition hall. We ask that you understand the reasons for this and comply with any requests from Security.

More info here: http://www.pmaaustralia.com.au/

I'm going out friday night, sat night so sunday is probably off the cards. What about saturday morning? I think Matt can't because he has business to attend to with the boss, can't remember. Can anyone go on saturday morning for like half day?

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