PurpleFringe

Sounds like a good way to get closer to the wildlife.

I set up a Custom setting with aperture priority, and a 1/1600 minimum shutter speed, so I always have at least 1/1600 - and let the ISO float up to ISO1600 when lighting is poor. I start with  EV ...

Nice pileated...

Nice. When you get bored, can you make it work on Olympus cameras too?  :)

I had a lockup this weekend. E-M1 II & 300 F/4, latest firmware, 32GB Sandisk 300Mbps UHS II card. While trying to playback the camera went dark as though it powered off. I had to pull both ...

Optech sling, with one connector attached to the lens foot, and one connector attached to the camera strap lug. When the lens detached, the body and lens each hanging from the sling - as two ...

Must be good stuff... :) Nice photos...

I thought the SanDisk 280Mbps/32GB was supported by Olympus. I was thinking either format in-camera and try again, or work with SanDisk and see if it's a fake. [FWIW - My SanDisk 300Mbps/32Gb works ...

For me, pileateds don't stick around for more than about two seconds, so I rarely get decent shots of them

I'm surprised at how poorly the Sandisk 280mpbs UHS-II performs.

Excellent photos.

Silent low, C-AF only (no tracking) works for me also. I usually have IS off.

I'm glad I didn't ignore you. :)

A smart salesperson would. :)

Very interesting. I'm assuming that the adjustment may be needed (even on m43 lenses) to compensate for normal variances in manufacturing tolerances. Even with the types of motors used to move ...

The latest version of the Biofos spreadsheet from Greg Bloor appears to be stored here .

I'm impressed by the performance of some of the low cost Sigma lenses.

...on whatever inverter is built into my truck. Besides the built-in one, I've used a couple of odd-brand inverters to charge camera batteries, laptops, & such while traveling and camping.

I've done OK with C-AF, but not tracking. I have similar experiences. Interesting -- I never considered that single image deletes might be an issue, and have always followed the 'old photographers ...