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| Posted: Sun Nov 12th, 2017 13:13 |
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jk
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I think I would stick with a successful combo. Nice work.
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| Posted: Sun Nov 12th, 2017 13:30 |
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Eric
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blackfox wrote:its the sigma 150-600 sport rob ,sharp as occurs razer but getting to much for me to lug around these days That will get em googling occams razor  I've long been an advocate of his logic, in my camera gear.... "More things should not be used than are necessary"
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| Posted: Sun Nov 12th, 2017 14:04 |
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blackfox
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here ya go Eric drool LOL the grey ghost by jeff and jan cohen, on Flickr
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| Posted: Sun Nov 12th, 2017 14:55 |
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Eric
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blackfox wrote:here ya go Eric drool LOL You can go off people you know! >:( 'My' female had been shopping for the old man dinner...but was still half a mile away  Attachment: 11A9D414-AA80-4FEF-8A00-F7EFDDEF4DF0.jpeg (Downloaded 22 times)
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| Posted: Sun Nov 12th, 2017 15:01 |
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Eric
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It's easier when they come to you.  Attachment: C83044EA-62B8-4541-93E2-CE2A5E8D6D05.jpeg (Downloaded 23 times)
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| Posted: Sun Nov 12th, 2017 16:19 |
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blackfox
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We have a micro reserve up here that has one hide ,and the photographers have been left alone to develope it ,hence we have a reed bed and water right up to the hide ,our moveable feeder stick. Is between 6 to 9 feet in front of the hide ,the detail you can get is amazing
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| Posted: Sun Nov 12th, 2017 16:31 |
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Eric
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blackfox wrote:We have a micro reserve up here that has one hide ,and the photographers have been left alone to develope it ,hence we have a reed bed and water right up to the hide ,our moveable feeder stick. Is between 6 to 9 feet in front of the hide ,the detail you can get is amazing Getting close is more than half the battle. A friend of mine lives in remote area of Radnor hills. He puts offal on his bird table for the Kites to come down and pick. Sadly we don't have anything that interesting. Attachment: 46300E89-6658-4579-900A-1E2B175FD392.jpeg (Downloaded 21 times)
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| Posted: Mon Nov 13th, 2017 07:06 |
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blackfox
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Well after a couple of days of mulling things over and a lot of watching vids on u.tube I have regretfully decided to stay with canon ,I will lose to much money by selling and reverting* to Nikon with very little gain quality wise .i will still pop In and out to keep in touch with you lot though
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| Posted: Mon Nov 13th, 2017 08:01 |
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Robert
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Sounds heavy! I concur. I hauled the D3, D300, a flash and five lenses up Stickle Pike last night, Christopher carried my lightweight? (Not very!) Benbo tripod. Once up there the Benbo wasn't heavy enough, it just sits on the ground, grass in this case. The exposed location meant strong winds. So the assembly vibrated in the wind, 30 seconds exposures resulted in soft images. Waste of all the effort carrying the gear up there. Should have taken the heavy tripod. It has spikes which you push into the ground by stamping on a little bracket provided for the purpose. Result is a pretty well rock solid mount. Where do you stop?
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| Posted: Mon Nov 13th, 2017 08:19 |
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Robert
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Mmm, not sure where all those posts came from... It's just a tool Jeff, doesn't really matter what the badge says, if it plays your music, go with it. I think we are either wanderers or not. I had a variety of cameras with film, but I don't take to changing brands easily. I still try to switch my wipers on with the left hand stalk, because that was how my Rovers worked, I had Rovers for about 12 years and I liked the layout, so if you see a little blue Corsa indicate right when the rain starts, it's probably me!!! My last Rover went about 1989? Old habits die hard. That's one reason I stuck with Nikon once digital arrived. I can pretty well do most things in total darkness with the D3 and the others because they are pretty well the same layout. Be happy to see you anytime, lovely pix and friendly chat.
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