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Posted: Thu Jun 6th, 2024 15:05

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Iain

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A young Wren taken on my Sony RX10 mkiii at 6400 iso so a bit of noise.

RX100341 by Iain Clyne, on Flickr

Posted: Thu Jun 6th, 2024 19:35

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Iain wrote:
A young Wren taken on my Sony RX10 mkiii at 6400 iso so a bit of noise.

RX100341 by Iain Clyne, on Flickr
Fabulous little cutie :thumbs:

……….i mean the bird of course. :lol:

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Posted: Thu Jun 6th, 2024 20:08

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Eric wrote:
Fabulous little cutie :thumbs:

……….i mean the bird of course. :lol:

Out for a walk and came across them, three of them being fed by mum. Wish I had had the A1 might of got better shots with the quicker focus.

Posted: Fri Jun 7th, 2024 12:13

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Nothing bad about the RX10 mine is the original mk 1 and still takes super photos.

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Posted: Fri Jun 7th, 2024 13:10

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It's a good camera for things like visiting a National trust place as it can take the landscapes at 24mm but if needed 600mm is available.

Posted: Fri Jun 7th, 2024 21:57

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My mk 1 is only 24-200mm but it is a very sharp lens. Bird photography I use A1 and the big 200-600mm lens

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Posted: Sun Jun 9th, 2024 00:03

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Graham Whistler wrote:
My mk 1 is only 24-200mm but it is a very sharp lens. Bird photography I use A1 and the big 200-600mm lens
To be honest so do I but this just appeared when I was out on a walk so used what I had.

Posted: Tue Jun 11th, 2024 07:36

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Posted: Wed Jun 12th, 2024 18:47

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Young Starling in our garden.

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Posted: Wed Jun 12th, 2024 22:33

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Young Starling in our garden. Also from our garden by pointing the camera up for 2nd shot of this evening's sky. The sky shot, a lot better than our garden fence! Thanks also for 1 min in Photoshop. 24 hrs between the two photos.

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