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If anything they stand out from the rest its probably its stabilisation or weather sealing.

Superb! Like a Japanese or Chinese painting.

Placed 52^nd in the challenge. A wild fox living in a still undeveloped residential area near where I live.

"How the Z9 helps me be a better sports photographer" on the front page

Is very different to

"Try and try again: how the Nikon Z9 supports the sports photographer"

Sensationalism?

And here are some unedited JPEGs straight from the camera. To me the 100-300 MkII is really THE budget birding lens to use.

These are some of mine which I'm happy with in terms of focus and sharpness. It can do an incredible job for its price and I actually prefer it to the panasonic leica 100-400mm as its easier to ...

No experience with Sony cameras but photorec or testdisk bypasses file formats too. May worth a try and it's free.

Works for me and even recover photos that's long deleted https://www.cgsecurity.org/wiki/TestDisk_Download But if the SD card is structurally corrupted, It may be harder to recover lost photos.

That's a good start in scouting a location. Crouch or find a comfortable spot to sit and wait. May not be the first try or even the second try but there will be a time something will happen right ...

Understanding the environment and behaviour and habits of birds are more important than using the most extreme telephone lens you can get your hands on. Choose a spot frequently visited by the ...

600mm is actually quite fine. My favourite is the Panasonic Lumix 100-300mm II on the EM1MK2. Stick with what you got already and get to know the subjects well instead. It takes alot of patience ...

Placed 12^th in the challenge. Found this Red Fox roaming and living somewhere around the creek near where I live where lots of land are cleared for housing developement. Considered a pest but I just find them absolutely beautiful and resilent and misunderstood. A bit of history: Foxes were introduced into Australia, for sporting purposes, in 1855 with most releases being around Melbourne. Today foxes occur over 75% of Australia and their distribution is strongly linked with that of rabbits.

Placed 68^th in the challenge. A street hawker in Cambodia

Placed 2^nd in the challenge. My boy watching the laundry spins

JIF(GIF) comes naturally to me rather than (GIVE)

Sounds like Batman

No but the panasonic 1.4TC can be used on the 200mm 2.8 making it a 280mm F4

Feels like I've seen this somewhere before? Maybe an inspiration from this?
https://www.instagram.com/p/BgzqfHqHbCN/?utm_medium=copy_link

Thanks and appreciate for always going through all entries. I could probably lift the shadows more on this image like you suggested if i'm using photoshop. Most of the time I just use snapseed for...

Placed 34^th in the challenge. Was fortunate to get up close to a pair of nesting willie wagtails native to Australia. They forage beside a creek near where I live during last breeding season.