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Some great photos already.   These are some of my favorites I have taken                 Grey Wagtail   Kestrel

Had a bit of luck today. SD.

Short eared owl       Great spotted woodpecker     Nuthatch    

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17 minutes ago, Chaff said:

Well you had that dialed in perfect mate, was that full manual with an L series lens

I only ever use L series lenses...

90% of the time I shoot in AV mode (aperture priority) but I control the ISO and F stop, if I’m looking to underexpose for backlighting I may shoot in manual but generally just use exposure compensation in AV mode for that type of shot...

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I'm taking a mate out tomorrow ferreting (pest control) and he is bringing his camera kit consisting of a 40d and one of these lenses IMG-20190201-WA0000.jpg.526b212bba40920accd0a0b78b2a2ee3.jpg

Hoping to get some action shots of dogs etc, any idea of the second hand value of the lens might be ? 

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2 hours ago, Chaff said:

I'm taking a mate out tomorrow ferreting (pest control) and he is bringing his camera kit consisting of a 40d and one of these lenses IMG-20190201-WA0000.jpg.526b212bba40920accd0a0b78b2a2ee3.jpg

Hoping to get some action shots of dogs etc, any idea of the second hand value of the lens might be ? 

They’re a cracking lens and good combination with the 40d as it’s a crop sensor - beat to look on eBay for what money they selling for.

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13 minutes ago, zandy01 said:

They’re a cracking lens and good combination with the 40d as it’s a crop sensor - beat to look on eBay for what money they selling for.

Is it a mk 1 ? 

Do you think the focal length is enough for birding Andy 

I was thinking sigma/tamron 150-600 but they have a smaller variable aperture 

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On 16/02/2019 at 19:56, Chaff said:

Is it a mk 1 ? 

Do you think the focal length is enough for birding Andy 

I was thinking sigma/tamron 150-600 but they have a smaller variable aperture 

I have the Sigma 150-600mmC and it is my second one as I regretted selling my first when I got a 500mmf4. Great lens and I use it a lot. My 100-400mm mk1 lasted 2 weeks before I sold it as was never happy with results. The MK2 is stunning but short for birds even on a crop camera.

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