Recent content by Tolly16

Its a female pheasant Its tail should be longer so I suspect its been hand reared and they get bored and peck each others tails; Or it could be a corncrake

Received with many thanks Gary

Give virgin a call and get them to increase the signal strength, which they can do remotely.

Link for the dehaze plugin https://cutthruthefog.wordpress.com/lightroom-6-dehaze/

I am considering upgrading my monitor to a Dell Ultrasharp UP 2516D, I know its a good monitor for photo editing but what is it like for general office/surfng etc. Would be grateful for any views from users that have experience with this monitor.

Stunning indeed, however it would appear some one has beaten you to it (David Naylor) with an almost identical shot on BBC Countryfile, what are the chances of that. even the gatepost on the Countryfile photo appears to be the same as in image 3.

Number 3 Dog`s ******** :clap::clap::clap:

Very nice image :clap:

I took these last week after three days of 4-30 am starts in my hide and bingo on the third day

Could be Sika deer

Are these not Fallow deer

As post processing makes or breaks an image its best to have a workflow, I follow this one (http://www.cambridgeincolour.com/tutorials/digital-photo-editing-workflow.htm ) and found it to be very good.

The ef 400mm f/5.6 is a fantastic lens, its light to carry, great for birds in flight shots, but it does need good light to keep your shutter speed up when hand held, I love mine :)

You could try cleaning the contacts, if no better try turning camera on with lens in MF

Hi according to the eos mag Err 99 There is some thing wrong but the camera doesn`t know what it is, it says to run a procedure as follows 1 Remove main battery, 2 remove lens and memory card, 3 Fully recharge battery, 4 re-insert battery re-attach lens and insert memory card, 5 Turn on...