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Nature from the Nikon D500 and Sigma 100-400


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Thought i would start a thread with images from my new gear.

 

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I did do some bird shots today but not too happy with them,i think its idiot syndrome,thats all ime saying for now :D hopefully better ones to follow.

 

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Guessing you're a happy camper. Can i ask why you didn't go for the Nikkor 200-500?

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Guessing you're a happy camper. Can i ask why you didn't go for the Nikkor 200-500?

 

Price and the fact i can no longer manage heavy lenses,i was happy with the Sigma 150-600 but it got too much for me.



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Nice work. And, I can totally relate to managing heavy lenses!

 

--Ron



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Nice work. And, I can totally relate to managing heavy lenses!

 

--Ron

Unfortunately I can include myself in that category.  I am now a Nikonless photo nut.  :))).

 

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On the lighter side for today.

 

Taken with Pentax k-50 body and Takumar F 70~210mm f/4~5.6 Lens.

 

1/320s, F/6.3, ISO 200, Focal Length 83mm, no flash and used CWA Metering.

 

Thanks for viewing.

 

TT

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Unfortunately I can include myself in that category.  I am now a Nikonless photo nut.   :))).

 

 

So, you got rid of your Nikon and lenses?

 

--Ron



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So, you got rid of your Nikon and lenses?

 

--Ron

Yes, I did.  Not only were they very heavy for me to lug around, but I was growing tired of having to deal with old technology.

 

Thnx.  TT


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Yes, I did.  Not only were they very heavy for me to lug around, but I was growing tired of having to deal with old technology.

 

 

I totally understand. So, you're back to shooting Pentax full time? I seem to remember that you got a Canon and wasn't happy with it either... or am I misremembering? 

 

--Ron



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I totally understand. So, you're back to shooting Pentax full time? I seem to remember that you got a Canon and wasn't happy with it either... or am I misremembering? 

 

--Ron

Hi Ron,

I like the Canon very much.  I am really impressed with the Image Stabilization System.  The only hitch is that I am getting the kit lens ready for a third trip to the Warranty Repair Shop.  Along with the Canon EOS Rebel t5 and the kit lens, I also purchased the Canon EF-S 55~250mm IS, II Lens.  thnx,  Tony