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| | | Re: also new here - hello Hi, the pics are great.
The general advice with the sigma 150-500mm + 50-500mm (Bigma) is to shoot at just over 400mm max for the sharpest images. Im still on the fence on this one though as it seems to be fine at 500mm sometimes and others a bit soft.
I can give a couple of good London wildlife localities, though you are probably well aware of both: Richmond Park for deer (obviously!) but also parakeets, jackdaws and mandarin ducks, and if your lucky green woodpeckers that pose and treecreepers. And Regents Park for herons, wildfowl (better for photos than WWT when they are in the main lake at the Baker street end) and more common birds | | Thread Tools | | | | Display Modes | Linear Mode |
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