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Thanks for the comments, all! :)

A few of mine of these adorable little furballs! :giggle::giggle:

Hi all, Both myself and my camera had a thorough soaking for a couple of hours yesterday at Oxenhope station on the KWVR. I've been hugely worried for heritage railways over the last 18 months so it was wonderful to see my local line feeling normal again! Thanks for...

One from London's South Bank back in March 2013, with all the recent madness it's been a couple of years since I had a photo trip to London but I'm really in need of one now!

I'm really not sure how to approach replying to this, all I can say is whatever problems you're having it very definitely isn't the camera's fault.

In that context you're probably right, although I don't know of anyone who thinks of critique in a sense of what the original Latin words described!

I'll start by saying I think there's a vast amount of overthinking going on here on the part of the OP, at least in terms of how the majority of people think about this irrespective of whether they consider themselves to be photographers, artists, or both - but I'd argue understanding intent is...

Yep indeed, hence me saying "essentially the same" rather than identical, but in the grand scheme of things probably nothing that's going to be too significant a factor in terms of nailing birds in flight. I'd still say the lens will have a more significant impact than the differences in AF...

Smokey, my little fluffbag!

I haven't been out with the camera today unfortunately, I just snapped this shot of my furball earlier when she had a pose that says something along the lines of 'this is MY office, not yours'... :LOL: :LOL:

Haha! That's hilarious although I'd have been absolutely gutted if it were me!

Photography pretty much became an obsession for me in 2005, so 16 years. :)

The 1DX and 5Dmk3 essentially share the same AF system (and I believe the 7D2 is largely similar too), so in those terms there's little between them. The 1DX is much, much quicker in terms of frames per second though which may help. What lens are you using? That's likely to have a more...

One from June last year in Whitby - a gull taking a break from stealing people's food to pose for my camera. :LOL: :LOL:

Still in the sky but only for another few seconds - a British Airways Boeing 747 on approach to Heathrow back in April 2010.