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Posted: Wed Nov 19th, 2025 23:19
 
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 An experiment with the Z6iii. Light was very poor when this Nuthatch came in, I pushed the ISO to 10k and this was the result. As taken with no adjustments.



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 Snipe,  Titchfield Haven reserve today Sony AI with 800mm lens

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 Graham Whistler wrote:

Snipe,  Titchfield Haven reserve today Sony AI with 800mm lens

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A lovely gathering there Graham. It demonstrates clearly how their camouflage works in reeds, as well!

You seem to have picked up some dust bunnies on that A1 sensor. Thats a bit surprising given you haven’t been using it a lot this year…like me!  I better check mine.8-)



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 Lapwings from yesterday, also did not get many good shots. Thanks, Eric I checked other similar shots with the same blue water filling the top 1/3 of the frame and no spots there?

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A lovely gathering there Graham. It demonstrates clearly how their camouflage works in reeds, as well!

You seem to have picked up some dust bunnies on that A1 sensor. Thats a bit surprising given you haven’t been using it a lot this year…like me!  I better check mine.8-)
I think they could be flys Eric. Nice shot Graham.
 




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 Iain wrote:

I think they could be flys Eric. Nice shot Graham.
Out of focus flys .....:cheersduo:

Unlike these ....



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 Iain wrote:

I think they could be flys Eric. Nice shot Graham.
Nah! They don’t fly in formation. :lol:



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Nah! They don’t fly in formation. :lol:
The 5th one on the right has broken formation, I wonder if it is called Eric?:lol:



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The 5th one on the right has broken formation, I wonder if it is called Eric?:lol:
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