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Posted: Sat Feb 1st, 2020 03:53
 
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I agree they are a bit in your face.



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Graham Whistler wrote:
I agree they are a bit in your face.
I suppose people who are colour blind won't even see them.:lol:



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Graham Whistler wrote:
Now this IS a wild pair of African Spoonbills in the bush in Africa in eary morning sun. No messing in Photoshop apart from levels.

Are yes...maybe mine was an African one, not Asian?  Either way it was a lot less distance to see ...in Surrey. :lol:



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Graham Whistler wrote:
Then there were more!

That shows the benefit of having the zoom lens, Graham.



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I think the Nikon 200-500 AFS VR is probably one of my best purchases.  I resisted the 80-400 as the original lens was somewhat soft.  This new version however seems to be top notch.  

I think I need to go and sell my Nikon 400mm f2.8 AFS and D3S, I think I will trade it on for the next Fuji body I get which will be either Fuji X-H1 or XT4.  The XT4 is rumoured to have IBIS (In Body Image Stabilisation), and with my Z7, D850 and D500 my Nikon system is perfect.  I am very impressed by the Z7 with its IBIS, so much better and more useful than VR.



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jk wrote:
I think the Nikon 200-500 AFS VR is probably one of my best purchases.  I resisted the 80-400 as the original lens was somewhat soft.  This new version however seems to be top notch.  

I think I need to go and sell my Nikon 400mm f2.8 AFS and D3S, I think I will trade it on for the next Fuji body I get which will be either Fuji X-H1 or XT4.  The XT4 is rumoured to have IBIS (In Body Image Stabilisation), and with my Z7, D850 and D500 my Nikon system is perfect.  I am very impressed by the Z7 with its IBIS, so much better and more useful than VR.

I have resisted any trade ins of late because WEX (who are my nearest dealer) don't give you cash for the equipment...you have to take the full value as a PX. I discovered Harrison's do! In fact they give the same valuation for a trade in or a cash purchase! The quotes are the same as WEX and much better than the nett amount you would get from eBay.  May be doing some thinning out soon myself. ;-)



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Thanks.
Harrison's are located where?  Sheffield?
https://www.harrisoncameras.co.uk/



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jk wrote:
Thanks.
Harrison's are located where?  Sheffield?
https://www.harrisoncameras.co.uk/

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On line quote enquiry form....https://www.harrisoncameras.co.uk/sell-camera-equipment/

if acceptable they pick up the equipment for assessment. Then give you final price or return equipment to you.



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Enquiry sent.
Thanks Eric.



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that Harrisons link looks interesting ,a good heads up ... anyway back on thread we had gale force winds on the Irish Sea and the dee estuary yesterday , and as I was driving to my venue (which lasted 15 minutes after arrival due to the winds) I spotted this kestrel in its usual lamp post  lookout . pulled the car over and it took off hunting but was struggling against the wind this meant it was hovering at just above head height and allowed a very close approach pleased with the results . although this 15fps does tend to run away with you still got around 50 shots to edit if I can be bothered .





 

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