RSPB Otmoor

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Have had that a few times over the years, bloody confusing and annoying!

I used to trigger it when picking the lens/camera up around the...

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The strength of current OM sensors is fast read out speed so we have great burst rates with negligible rolling shutter. This needs to continue to be a...

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Ian, ticket is now sorted and can go Sat, Mon or Tues.

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I'll probably be there, just need to sort a ticket.

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Personally I think the idea of using the 50-200 as a primary birding lens is totally bonkers!

Yes it's a nice lens with close focus but just...

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The only thing that springs to mind is to check you are using mechanical shutter which syncs at 1/250th sec.


Gary

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On Mac I save the generated jpgs to a new directory. Then after downloading exiftool I type following command in a terminal window;

cd "...

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Thanks Bill.

The access road is a suspension tester even though council has filled the worst of the pot holes. Also as its Starling murmation...

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RSPB Otmoor near Oxford has a wide selection of birds, most of which are distant.

Here are. few from recent trip.

Slighty...

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Thanks Jeff.

The £7k 150-400 is not magically sharper than the old 300m f4 it's just a lot more flexible in what it can do. Both are limited...

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The question was more about any subjects at 200m rather than Marsh Harriers specifically and which system produces the clearer images. I spend time at...

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When the birds are close enough it certainly seems a step up. Enjoy the distraction.

Whe weather clears a little be interesting to see how...

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At £120 per year it is good value now it has a reasonable Denoise function. One tool that pretty much all tyou need. Yes there are better tools but the...

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Thanks Mark.

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Just to add an another variation. This is with DxOPro 2 and Capture one;



Not sure it is any better than Marks...
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