Kev The Doc

Thanks, I actually did the Emerald Trail which was about the right level of easyness for me :-). I then went on and did the Trail Ridge Road and looped back through winter park back to Denver, a ...

Yup them lil martins are so fast, these small birds are so hard to catch bif shots on so well done! Good collection as always.

Thanks Justin, and I see I have a lot of catching up to do reading through your many posts as I’ve been away from these forums for a few weeks! I have more wildlife shots to go through with one ...

I just recently had one free day in Colorado to get into the mountains, and although I was mainly taking landscape shots I did capture some wildlife also! The first Elk at dawn And finally with ...

Here’s my personal experience.... If you have Photolab open when copying the files to a folder that photolab is using then some of the files are unreadable by phototlab, or at least that’s what the ...

I upgraded from an A6000 to an A6500, 80% of my shooting with these bodies is wildlife,  here are the main benefits I found useful: (1) More PD focus points helps BIF focusing

Second half of a walk around the neighbourhood.

Thanks, yeah two great lenses, just drastically different price points and size, so each has it’s own market.

This is my review: https://www.dpreview.com/forums/post/60006023

Hold the camera body with just your right hand, lens horizontal and no support under the lens. There’s quite a bit of bending force placed on the camera body and lens mount, something it can ...

As amazing as the A7Rii sensor is, improved dynamic range, high iso performance etc. I thought the A6300 would hold up well and offer some potential extra croppability (24MP vs 18MP). I haven’t ...

You have an A6300? Why not just slap the 100-400GM + 1.4 TC onto that and get 840mm FF equiv? You still have 24MP, you keep phase detection, faster focus in general, faster burst. You can then ...

Nice link, thanks!

The micro 4/3 system is interesting, but if I went that route I'd stick to just that one system and live with the downsides, but it sounds like the downsides are bugging you and you want more ...

I had the same dilemma, reasons I chose the Loxia were: (1) Overall better optics (2) Great FL on both FF and APS-C bodies (I notice you have both). I felt that if I bought a the ...

Yeah I do like these Nutria rats, this fella was quite huge, although I hear a lot of the locals complain about them for some reason?

Thank you. I think generally they seem to adapt well and in fact I often see more creatures in urban life than in some nature parks!

Thanks for the help! I should look for an app on my Mac to help me identify these creatures. I would have never have guessed that was a red winged blackbird as it bares no resemblance to the male!

You always bring great variety of exotic birds, nice shots. I saw my first hummingbird of the year here in Texas a few weeks ago, but it was a brief sighting and it hasn't returned....not yet anyways.