Recent content by Malfis

I Really like mine!

Black headed gull coming in low! Z9 with the 180-600, wide open, 1/1000th, ISO 450 Low level Gull by Malcolm Fisher, on Flickr

Bought it used for £1525 - it's in excellent condition. My early results look to be promising, and it's always been a well reviewed lens. The main advantage of course, is it's size, and a nice break from using the 180-600 occasionally.

This Kingfisher is quite a star at Brandon Marsh nature reserve. He is affectionately known as "Stumpy". He has a damaged leg, so when he perches he supports his left half with his body, rather than his leg - hence the lean! Z9 with the 500mm f5.6 PF Stumpy by Malcolm Fisher, on Flickr

Heron take off this afternoon. Z9 with my new (to me) 500mm f5.6 PF Heron take off by Malcolm Fisher, on Flickr

I have a mint Z 24-70mm f4 in the classifieds - just sayin'

Tighter image of the Peleton: Peleton uptight by Malcolm Fisher, on Flickr

The Womens Tour of Britain locally a couple of hours ago. Z6iii & Tamron 50-400mm f4.5-6.3 The Peleton Womens ToB by Malcolm Fisher, on Flickr

Why not look at Z6iii user groups on Flickr, seems a pretty good idea to me.

I used them a month ago for an expensive lens - the price beat everyone, and delivery time was very acceptable.

I've used Cotswold for years - no problems whatsoever.

Why not think about the Tamron 50-400mm, and use your tc with the 400mm prime. Optically and autofocus wise it's excellent - at a fraction of the cost of the Nikon 100-400. It's more portable, lighter, and the extra 50mm on the wide end is extremely useful. One downside - it doesn't take the...

That would be sad - it's been a friendly and informative forum.

I'm going through the same dilemma myself - I have a 2019 imac with 72gb RAM with a 2 TB Fusion drive. I've just changed to DXO Photolab 9 from LRC/Photoshop etc. monthly plan. The computer generally is slowing down, and the delay in rendering the images is now noticeable when I change the...

What makes you say that? OM Systems certainly do not appear to be going away, witnessed by the excellent new Pro lenses brought to market in the last 2/3 years. In fact, it appears they are gaining momentum in the wildlife/birding community. It would be now great to see an updated OM1!