Brian Wadie

I don't have enough information to make sensible comment but I must say it raised my eyebrows, ditto with the his comments on the Otter shots.

What I found intriguing was his comments regarding printing as I have been making money producing prints to 30"x20" for sale with a variety of EM series cameras from the EM-5 through to the EM-1 ...

I would love this, in the past I used my canon 70-300 LIS on the EM-1 via a metabones smart T adaptor and the results were beautiful and the range very useful (I exceed that with my Sony RX 10 mk4 ...

thanks Bill, I was a bit chaotic to start with but we all ended up in the right place :)

I thought you may enjoy seeing the sort of things I shoot in this category so here are my three: a pair of garden orb spiders involved in a pre-mating ritual, I loved the way in which the male ...

I'm announcing the results a few minutes early as I am about to get involved in other things for the next couple of hours. First, thank you for so many interesting entries and exhibits and for the ...

"When m4/3 equipment falls short of competing gear, it has a bearing on the keeper rate, which is quite important in these situations." Very true, to which one could maybe add, the competing gear ...

I've no experience with the GX series so can't comment but the G9 and EM- mk2 are pretty consistent (as is my RX10-4 which I got as a stand in camera whilst unable to either of the other two as a ...

"I've found that using multiple AF points and C-AF works quite well when shooting birds or aircraft with my A77II. If the subject is against a clear sky/sea, I actually can use wide AF and just ...

Nice, a subject I have been spending a lot of time with as a result of an enforced rest, there is a fascinating set of "Rules" about how different species interact with each other, which has ...

totally agree with you Trevor, I do a bit of coaching with members of my camera club (things like bees in flight, birds, windsurfing etc) and am frequently confronted by the question "what's wrong ...

I agree with your thoughts Paul but the things that really tempt me to even consider it for my use are the improved weather sealing, two battery carrier, 400k shutter life, the more flexible focus ...

Remarkable, it never ceases to amaze me how spiders can tackle prey so much bigger than themselves (although I'm glad our UK versions are less venomous) I spend a fair bit of time recording the ...

my first copy was one of the early ones available in the UK and started out so stiff I had to hold the zoom ring and turn the body, getting worse with age, the fit to the body was incredibly tight ...

now that is right up my street, what a fascinating and well taken image

I have a growing portfolio of "Bum Shots" David, so far the Nuthatch has the most impressive rear view :)

it only hurts when you buy at top price as a new release, if you wait a while the prices drop and if you are willing to buy used when the next "best" model comes out its possible to buy pristine ...

thank you all so much for your entries, exhibits and comments, it looks like this thread has touched a chord. I will keep it going so that we can have more of both entries and exhibits and I ...

an interesting set Linda, a very successful fisher too

you must have been smiling when you took this