holgerlinke

First of all, my apologies for being late with renewing this thread and for being offline for a while. Home office work with too many hours was driving me somewhat insane and I felt that I needed ...

Welcome to another monthly thread. Feel free to share your work either here or through individual threads on the forum, whatever you are more comfortable with. The rules are simple: (1) Add your ...

Welcome to another monthly thread. Feel free to share your work either here or through individual threads on the forum, whatever you are more comfortable with. The rules are simple: (1) Add your ...

(apologies for the delay, I was offline for a while) Welcome to another monthly thread. Feel free to share your work either here or through individual threads on the forum, whatever you are more ...

Welcome to another monthly thread. Feel free to share your work either here or through individual threads on the forum, whatever you are more comfortable with. The rules are simple: (1) Add your ...

Welcome to another monthly thread. Feel free to share your work either here or through individual threads on the forum, whatever you are more comfortable with. The rules are simple: (1) Add your ...

I just did the same, putting a Voigtländer 40/1.2 E-mount on a Z7 with a dumb adapter. The Z7 does not have 40mm as a setting for non-CPU lenses though, but the 43mm works well enough for IBIS. ...

I tried this and found it to be not as flexible as the monochrome trick for me. The EVF of the Z7 is good enough to see sharpness transition over the field of view. to see things come into and out ...

I fully agree. The Nikon 1 V3 and J5 are still my most-used cameras for my garden wildlife, moon shots or anything that needs tele reach. The combo of V3 + FT1 + 300/4 PF + TC14III is almost ...

This is a great tip, never thought about that before. Tried it out with the 85/1.4 on Z7 and it works really well even in low light. Thanks for sharing! Holger.

Welcome to another monthly thread. Feel free to share your work either here or through individual threads on the forum, whatever you are more comfortable with. The rules are simple: (1) Add your ...

(my apologies for the delay - was offline for a few days) Welcome to another monthly thread. Feel free to share your work either here or through individual threads on the forum, whatever you are ...

My main experience is from coal tits, which had managed to get 5 young birds out of my nest box this year. These are still too young, just at the border of being kicked out by their parents, and I ...

This is an enjoyable set of images indeed, thank you for sharing it! I have a question about this specific bird - also having blue tits in my garden, I always thought that this would be an older ...

Hi Michael - welcome to the forum! To subscribe to this thread, it is sufficient to reply to it as you already did (you will get a "red flag" notification next to your user name at the top-right of ...

Thank you, Gabe! Finally, after all those membership years here, I have found something for filling into the signature section of my profile!

It is indeed, very likely born this year:

Please consider this as my formal application pic for the WSSA :-) Thanks, Holger

Thank you, Richard! Actually this squirrel is not purely red. I have watched this family for a few years now, and they varied from purely red, to red with some grey, to grey with some red. The ...

One of my favourites, shot about 2 years ago: V3 with 70-300 CX - European red squirrel I have a bird feeder in my garden, and this fellow was waiting its turn for it in the queue behind a black ...