kayaker353

While I did not see the examples before you pointed them out, they do not provide enough information to get at the issues I had in mind.  Again, to be helpful regarding actual issues in your ...

Perhaps you could post a few BIF photos to help with your technique.  The should include some some successes and some misses.  They should include EXIF info and location of the point of focus plus ...

I am interested, but will need to know a lot  more before I spring for one.  The things that interest me most are inherent focus tuning for lenses and no mirror blackout.   I expect overall ...

I think that simplicity is the key to safari photography.  I suggest two bodies with just two lenses  with continuous focal lengths from pretty to pretty long..  For  APSC 400mm may be long ...

I had the Sigma 150 to 500 for a few years.  It did not work well on a D300 but much better on a D800.  It might work for you, but you should be able to try before you buy.  I gave mine to someone ...

Morris,  exposure for birds with white feathers and against the sky are always a challenge.  I have found that such birds that are front lighted do better with underexposure to save detail in the ...

few weeks ago there was a thread about eagles at Fort Flagler. I was there over the weekend and saw an osprey and thought I would share it.

As mentioned earlier, when this lens was introduced it was highly praised.  Now it is highly criticized.  I have one which I use a lot for its zoom range, optical quality and ruggedness.  The ...

I purchased what must have been the last new P7800 in captivity. I was coming from a Canon G10. I liked the familiarity of controls and especially the EVF. Not the best one around, but works well ...

What this adapter drawing suggests to me is that one of the main advantages  of mirrorless that I was looking for may be lost.  That is, the automatic tuning of legacy lenses.  This is a pain on ...

I think the best strategy, especially for Tanzania, is to have continuous focal length coverage from pretty wide to pretty long in two bodies.  There can be lots of dust at times, which makes ...

I have a Phantom 4. I have learned that DJI software definitely has its own personality.  I think that the altitude sensor is on the aircraft, so It would measure altitude changes from the launch ...

As father of three, I think that you should consider something that goes to mild telephoto.  After the child becomes mobile, you will need more reach.  Perspective control will be easier.  May be ...

The question about flying down from a cliff is a bit of a trick question.  However, I think that the word altitude means elevation change from the level of take off.  Negative altitude in this ...

I have been to Ireland twice, mostly around the west coast.  I think you have captured many beautiful  scenes in great lighting.  My only criticism is that I would have liked to see each scene ...

I started a reply yesterday that just sounded too sarcastic, so did not post it.  I do think that reading the manual and other relevant sources to determine camera settings that best suit the ...

I take lots of hummingbird shots.  I would bump shutter speed to 1/2000 or even as high 1/4000.  Your photos look a little underexposed, so add some + exposure compensation.  The lighting you have ...

My family gave me a Phantom IV for my birthday.  It took hours to get all of the parts together, registered, software updated and ready to fly.  I thought the start up process was more difficult ...

I agree with Rumford.  I would check to see if auto-bracketing is turned on.  Could explain some of the issue.  I, too, would like to see some  examples.

I recycled a useable Nikon 990 and 995, wore out a Canon G10(Ok, just the ON switch) and donated a D200.  I now have a working D300 that I may give to a  family member to upgrade his  D200.  I ...