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This isn't my regular kind of post here.😉 I just want to share with you my helping lights for macro photography. I watched a video last month of this tip and wanted to try it myself. It worked indoor for my last photos but I want to use it for outdoors. I used here a velcro wrap tie and some cheap mini led flashlight keychains an wrapped around my heavy used Canon 100mm f/2.8 lens. You can turn on/off the ones you need, add more lights or rotate the band around the lens to adjust the light position. Well, it worked for me and I'll post some macro photos from outdoors soon, too windy and cold now!!! (I already have a ring flash, too.)
Turntables: Sony TTS2500 + Grace G565 tonearm + Denon DL103 and Realistic MK8 + Alfred Bokrand AS309 + Ortofon SPU#1s
MC step up: Altec 4722 + 15095A
CD transport + DAC: Magnavox CDB650 to JE Labs nosTDA1541tube
Tuner: NAD 4300
Preamp : JE Labs Loctal
Amps: JE Labs Simple 45, JE Labs Simple 46 and Radiotron SE2A3
Speakers: Altec 755C in Silbatone cabs
I'm trying to build my own iPod speakers... so far unsuccessfully. The iPod connector is a real experience to figure out and work with.
“Dental deserts” have left just one NHS dentist per 16,000 people in some parts of the country.
Last month a poll found that one in five people who cannot get an appointment with a dentist have turned to “DIY dentistry”.
Research reveals widespread shortages of dentists, with patients forced to take matters into their own hands.
Polling of 2,200 adults found that 533 had tried and failed to secure appointments in the last 12 months, with the worst difficulties in London and the South East.
Of those, 21 per cent carried out their own dental work or asked someone who was not a dentist to do so. The LGA, which represents more than 350 councils in England and Wales, said the Government must address shortages in NHS dentistry.
The LGA said the public health grant for councils to help provide Dental service has been cut by 24 per cent in real terms since 2015/16, equivalent to a total reduction of £1 billion.
I think I might have a go at DIY ophthalmology next.