John Beavin

Has anyone tried a Sigma 28-200 f 3'8 zoom lens on an M4/3 camera, and if so what was the image quality?  Hoping for some positive replies.

I too have wondered that,  what if your ISO is on auto?  down now to two, which one?

Why such a negative exp comp? In any case, photographing Sparrows at such a great distance is unnecessary as with a bit of food they will eat out of your hand. If you are testing a lens it is best ...

It was a silver tarp.  Good guessing.

No, it was not taken in the Arctic,  but can you guess the background?

The coconut shell swings wildly making it hard for the birds to hang on He made it. He didn't. Lucky last.

Good shooting, just proves you don"t need the latest upmarket model to get good photos.

Some great shots there David, the Fzs produce some very coloursome images I never had the 300, but still have a 50 and 47 which I use often  though I am now favouring a G2, a camera that needs  ...

They are all good shots but I would have prefered a less tightly cop on some of them.

Wow, that was great Den,  thanks for sharing.

What the TZ is capable off, sorry The focus was on the wings,   wonderful cameras.

I do not know what makes me like this image, it is a mix of nothing, yet ???  Perhaps It is because it is a TZ photo.

I bought it second hand with no box or instruction book The only number is H-FC014042 but that is on the 14- 42 kit lens. The camera is coated with a rubbery substance  so I guess a label could ...

I bought a Panasonic G2 a few weeks ago and browsing the web found a forum that interested me, trying to join I was asked for my camera number, I have looked high and low, long and hard but cannot ...

Just love the first one.

Have you considered a small light in the hot shoe just to ensure an eye glint?

This thread has some fantastic shots, thank you all but my favourite one is upwards.

I found that extremely interesting, and I learnt a few things too, thanks for the link.

Looks like spring has sprung in Oz Mark, Great shots, keep em coming.