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With birds, I’m finding good success rates with C-AF+Tr(acking) and small focus point if the subject is moving around and at least 1/1000sec, shutter priority. The babbler in my shot was moving ...

Yep, I agree. I’m very pleased with mine too... OOC jpeg, slightly cropped. I’ll process the raw when I get home from vacation and expect even better. It’s good at 350mm too... As for the Cheetah ...

I’ve had mine for about six months but only used in earnest this past fortnight on vacation. I have few concerns about the weight. On the EM1.2 it feels fine. No question that the IQ is up to ...

Depends on where you buy it. It’s sold with the 12-32 in Australia. But I would have preferred the 12-60 if I were to buy it or body only and pick my own.

I’ve tried two of the 18-200LE and both had poor and slow focus issues. I was really disappointed and hoped my first copy was just a poor copy. Sadly the second was worse and returned it immediately. ...

Yes indeed... after all, the reason there are so many variations between brands and models is because there is no “one size fits all” system in photography. That’s why I have more than one system ...

Ditto... And I’ll start with just one missing feature... 5-axis IBIS. With many Fuji lenses lacking OIS, IBIS should first on the feature list in a 2018 release. I’ve been down the FF and APS-C ...

Top stuff Roel...

I’m so glad I ignored your warnings on the 100-400. Mine fits the EM1.2 perfectly and the zoom action is smooth. And finally it’s IQ improves on my good 75-300. That extra 100mm isn’t to be simply ...

That broke me up Giiba!

All handheld, New Day Rising. There were quite a few where heads were moving etc, but the great OIS of the lens did the job for me.

Thanks, it was quite dark, only 30 minutes before sundown and sun already behind cloud. I’m still learning this lens but I’m finding it superb in so many respects.

Thanks everyone... yes, I was an extraordinary piece of good fortune. Plus, I’m really liking my new PL100-400 and these few photos have totally justified my buying it!

About 10°c Martin but with a slight wind chill it felt colder. We assumed it was the cool that had them huddled. Still, quite a sight to see. I was lucky my BiL saw them and called me over.

Can’t say I’ve seen this many together ever before... this greeted us in our Van Park tonight in Glen Innes, NSW. Just had to keep the posing Kookaburras theme rolling along. :-)

Well I don’t mind how it got bumped... I must say I was also disappointed with my GX8 and sold it. Size wasn’t an issue, nor colours. I didn’t like the EVF yet that’s one thing most raved about. ...

The second scene. The dark in the stitched area look like slight vignette get to me. In any case it’s unnatural and obvious. Only trying to help.

Not sure which brush adjustment tool you used in that second stitch, but I think you could remove even more of the vignette remnant with carefully using overlayed lifted exposure brush in Lr. Use ...

The convenience factor is pretty much the sole reason I went with that two lens combo and gone with M4/3 in general. If I stayed with APS-C we all know what a 150-600 looks like! I just bought a ...

Hey, with those two lenses (40-150/2.8 & 300/4.0) plus TC, I think your every bit covered and more. Don’t thing the PL100-400 would add anything bar convenience. Nice photos BTW... it’s a nice time ...