Another trip down to the reserve today , very devoid of any birds.. so this is all I have to show for a couple of hours in the cold.
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I've tried all week a few hrs when I can.
Everything was just out of reach.
Nice couple of shots there thou
A lot of wildlife photography is about field craft, a lot of experienced wildlife photographers use lenses shorter than 600mm. There's a good article on this in this months Outdoor Photography.
Is that St Mary's up here or is there another St Mary's reserve down south ???All my reserve shots are taken at St Marys Lighthouse Reserve. Its not that big but through the year it has a good variety of birds. Just at the moment there does not appear to be anything about. other than seagulls of course.
There are loads of waders on the beach but I have lots of shots of them.
Ah, i thought so but wasn't sure when I looked at your profile as you are from beds....Paul, Its the St Marys up here with the light house.
Thanks Trevor.
I think i have a problem with my 150-600 ?
When i half press the shutter to achieve focus i can hear the image stabiliser working but also a sound that can only be described as a whistling noise that lasts a few seconds after i release my finger off the shutter button.
Also my photos have become soft and slightly oof.
Has anyone else had the same problem ?
I think i have a problem with my 150-600 ?
When i half press the shutter to achieve focus i can hear the image stabiliser working but also a sound that can only be described as a whistling noise that lasts a few seconds after i release my finger off the shutter button.
Also my photos have become soft and slightly oof.
Has anyone else had the same problem ?
The detail in that is stunning!Moon by Joel Spencer, on Flickr
Could anyone advise are you using a filter on the 150-600. I read somewhere image degradation can be an issue with a filter on this lens not sure why any one would claim this but just wanted to get some feedback from existing users.
Thanks
Your wife sounds Ace I might get brut and socks[emoji4]Just been debating with my wife about the merits of buying a lens now rather than in the new year when prices may rise to find out that she has bought me one for Xmas.
Very happy boy here.
Just arranged for my mother in law to buy me the dock.
All ready for a nice Xmas morning now.
Beetle cabriolet? not the car that springs to mind when I see "tonybassplayer"Must admit I've been a lucky boy this year as she bought me a Canon 17-55 EFS 2.8 IS USM for my birthday as well as a personalised plate for my Beetle Cabriolet
The detail in that is stunning!
Hey Joel,do you live in Leicestershire as i see you have photos of Bradgate parkThx! It's my fav personal Moon shot and one of my fav photos I've taken so I am pleased with it.
Hey Joel,do you live in Leicestershire as i see you have photos of Bradgate park
Just got a lens by the post and it won't fit my camera bag (not a surprise really).
Is there something good to carry this one lens attached to the body without having a huge bag. I don't want to carry other lenses or laptop. I think it will have to be vertical storage?
Does anyone use a lowepro flipside 200? a lowepro flipside 300? a lowepro flipside sport 10l aw?
Or anything else?
Hi Thomas,
I used to use the Flipside Sport 15L with the lens attached to the D810 and it fitted nicely, I think the 10 maybe too small. For general going out I found the Peak Design Slide the most comfortable strap to use. I also put a 100mm Arca plate on the bottom of lens foot for ease of grabbing and also connected the PD to strap and body for safety.