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Hi Aisse, I am big fan of your bird pictures, I remember you were using Sony and you had pretty amazing photos. Do you see P900 better than those Sony super zooms ? Have you ever tried Canon SX50 ? ...

Is this bird same species as what you captured ? Thanks, VadiV

All of your pictures are really fantastic, and thanks for sharing what SX50 can do in different situations. Thanks, VadiV

Very nice ones, shows your skills and this cameras capabilities. Thanks, VadiV

I have D300, and I am planning to keep it until it breaks. Thanks, VadiV

Hi Oswald61, Good details, and nice looking heron. Thanks, VadiV

Hi DonA2, Very beautiful morning - fantastic shot. Thanks for sharing, VadiV

Here are some of my old ones, I sold mine few years back,and purchased a used one recently.  This is one of the best bridge camera for birding. Thanks, VadiV

Good one, thanks for sharing. VadiV

Thanks for the feedback. I personally think that P900 ( ISO 400) picture is sharper than D90( ISO 800)  when you look at the tree branch.  As many mentioned in many other discussions, the IQ of ...

Hi Augustin, Great pictures of sparrows. i did similar training few years back with my Canon SX40/50. I had an opportunity to capture photos of hawk, using both Nikon D90 ( 300MM) and P900. I am ...

Hi ANAYV, DSLR lenses are pretty expensive and can lugging them is too difficult. That is the reason I started looking for smaller cameras. I ordered Canon SX720 , let me try it and post few samples. ...

Good ones, thanks for sharing. I always difficulty in quickly focusing on Humming birds. Your photos are well focused. Thanks. VadiV

Hi Augustin, Thanks for the guidance. I also still have SX50 and planning to keep using it. P900 is really big and I need to learn to hold it and focus. Thanks, VadiV

After  seeing many posts I bought a P900 ( upgraded from P510) and started using it. still learning, having difficulty in getting quick focus lock - any suggestions ? Thanks, VadiV

Hi ANAYv, Thanks for the responses. If you crop ( or 100%)  these photos , you can see the difference. My point I may be OK to go with 450MM ( 300mm lens) on a DSLR than ZS60 full zoom. Still I am ...

I have seen few posts referring bad copy of the camera but that is OK if we are buying a used camera. I do not think it is OK fro a reputed vendor like Panasonic to release  a bad batch to US ...

As long as you are planning to capture some stationary birds, the bridge cameras can do a lot for their price ( some time better than DSLR  - in my case) .  Their massive zoom capability helps you ...

I use my super zooms for bird photography, I was thinking of buying one of these cameras but when I read some reviews, I dropped the idea. Moreover there are not many bird photos shared in this forum.

Very beautiful image ( specially 1st one). Looking at my old photos captured using HX100 , I feel that camera was one of the best super zoom I had. The video quality from that camera is also very nice.