I've seen this comment on other videos of yours, but I wanted to add mine as well. I REALLY love that you show the raw photo, then overlay your post-processed final photo. Not only does it give insights into tweaks to enhance the final photos, but also your vision of pulling the best parts of a photo out. It gives me lots of ideas on how to approach my photos. Enjoy your channel and getting to share in your adventures.

@janwedek

Жыл бұрын

Second that. It’s also just done so well in the videos.

@Duade

Жыл бұрын

Thanks Doug, it takes a bit of extra work to do but glad it is helpful and helps show the work that often goes in in post to make the most of an image. Cheers, Duade

@ramonarias1234

Жыл бұрын

+1

Now this is a guy that loves cameras ans photography, not chasing intrigue and debates like other influencers.

"Just me having fun in the field with a camera"..........this is so very evident on this video. Fantastic results you've had and personally I find this is one of your most inspirational videos so far. Love your work.

@Duade

Жыл бұрын

Thanks Peter, I appreciate the feedback and glad you enjoyed it, taking photos is my happy place and I am glad that comes across. Cheers, Duade

(Something I already wanted to say for a long time: The way you make the post processing of each shot transparent is amazing and absolutely exemplary.)

Watching this made my day! Thank you so much Duade for trying the Z9! I got my start with Canon, but decided to take a chance on the Z9 and I love it! I have used it for work taking basketball shots at work and also for my personal wildlife photography hobby. I really like the 20FPS raw. I also like how easy it is to control Shutter speed, Aperture, and ISO. The raw files I get are the best I have ever seen in a camera and I don't have to do much with them, unless I want to. The colors are just amazing! Great shots also, a very inspiring video! Again, thanks for listening to your fans and also thanks for trying other brands like Nikon and Sony! Cheers!

What a joyful video! I was smiling with the sheer infectious happiness shining through! Loved the huge variety of birds you captured. Just a fantastic watch. Thank you!

That Emu-Wren was amazing! Fantastic trip. Thanks for sharing and please do more of these! I love your in-field videos.

Wonderful opening sequence, perfect day, the video clips, the stills, Duade over the moon happy. A really beautiful edit. It seemed every bird was at your command. The effort you put in to make these very special vlogs is so appreciated. And GS, one of the best on F&P back in day.

@Duade

Жыл бұрын

Thanks Joan, yes, was great to catch up with Gerard, we met via F&P so I am very thankful for that. Cheers, Duade

Outstanding! Thanks for bringing us along!

Another great video. Enjoyed the trip with you and seeing the variety of birds you photographed. Thanks!

My first time seeing a video of yours come up on my feed , and I loved it, great fun and some amazing birds , thank you

Next level storytelling, it was a pleasing start of my morning, thanks for alle the effort you have put into this short film.

Great video and, I thought, some really nice photographs. I especially liked the way you presented the RAW images and then framed them and showed the transformation to a finished image with post processing. Excellent presentation.

Excellent photos and advice thanks Duade

Wow what a time! Loved seeing all those different birds - especially the curlews. Your excitement and enthusiasm is infectious. Loved the little emu wren - I'd never heard of or seen them before. A little beauty. I bet you were chuffed too to see your images up on an information board about birds - that is truly exciting. If ever I get to that particular space, I'll know something behind the images on the board. This video was definitely worth waiting for!!!!! Loved it.

Wow! That looks like an awesome day of birding! Some gorgeous shots you got there. That smile on your face tells it all ^^ Thanks for bringing us along :)

Your enthusiasm is infectious! Thank you!

I need to add to Doug's comments, really like the way you show the raw vs cropped finished shot. Helps all us newbies through the process. I now own a Z9 beast myself and there is so much to learn. Look forward to more of your vids. Cheers....

Great video Duade, I really enjoyed seeing you really enjoy yourself. Looked like an awesome and productive trip.

Another great video, thanks for sharing your amazing images! I always learn something from your work! Thank you

Really enjoyed this video Duade, gorgeous images and can’t believe the Southern Emu Wren turned up and you got a lovely clean image of him. 😊 cheers!

I saw a sign at Fingal Beach recently saying not to disturb the Beach Stone Curlews and said that there are so few of them in NSW. I was reminded that the first bird photo that I can recall taking was from my kayak with a little Nikon AW110, a water proof pocket camera. It must have been a catalyst for later taking up this wonderful past-time. The photo was of a BSC behind Sea World Resort on the Gold Coast. I have been back since I became a "serious" bird photographer but without success.

@Duade

Жыл бұрын

Thanks Kim, yes, I think that is the southern most breeding pair of BSC in NSW, I can only assume this individual was possibly an offspring looking for its own territory. I wish it hte best of luck. Cheers, Duade

Another excellent video! Love the birds, calming vibes, chill music. Keep up the good work, I always find a lot of comfort while watching your videos, you're my favorite yt creator of this genre. Cheers from Prague. :)

@Duade

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for the feedback, great to hear you are enjoying the videos. Cheers, Duade

Simply a wonderful sharing your experiences. Thanks

Love the stuff mate, always a joy to watch. Keep it up

What a great session, Duade! I am so pleased that you had a great time on the beautiful south coast of NSW. It’s an area I am pleased to be able to call home.

@Duade

Жыл бұрын

Thanks Keith, it sure is a lovely spot, Cheers, Duade

Hello Duade, really, really nice photos! I‘m always fascinated by the beautiful areas in which you are around. I think one day I should have a phototrip to Australia. Thank you for taking us with you on your tours! Greetings Uwe Frankfurt a.M., Germany

A real nice one this round, Duade! Thanks for posting it & putting in all the effort to produce. It was great to see you back with your favored shorebirds & old beach haunts. Glad you & your mate had such luck with some special subjects & opportunities. You have to love it when you travel a greater distance & things go well!! Definitely appreciated all the footage from the field in this one as well - nicely done, Sir. You managed many fantastic images with that Z9. It seems like another very capable body. Cool you could give it a spin. Have a good one there & may you continue to have enjoyable sessions shooting. Best regards ~ Chris

@Duade

Жыл бұрын

Thanks Chris, yeah it was a lot of fun that is for sure, Cheers, Duade

What a great day. Love it when your videos pop up.

Really great video again and really great pictures!

Great shots and video you were lots of fun 😊😊

The 500mm f/5.6 PF is a fantastic lens, isn't it? It's the best lens I've ever owned. Anyway, I watch your videos more for the birds than the gear, and what a great collections of birds you managed to photograph. Good on you!

G’day Duade, Always great vids with camera info and original raw shot and post prod image. I am really happy that you had a really excellent day, so often than not a normal day is disappointing as subjects are few and far between. Its good to see you out there and having an AWESOME time. Send me some of that positivity as i need a feel good factor asap. Keep up the good work. Ciao Phil Davson

Always an immediate watch when I see a new video from you Duade and very cool to see you trying out some Nikon kit. As an aside I had a very memorable trip in that area to Greenwell Point in 1980 when I was just a wee lad and have never forgotten it, a magnificent piece of our country. Great seeing you getting so much joy doing what you love and sharing it with us. I'm just making friends with the R7 paired with the RF100-400mm having moved from a Nikon D610 and Tamron 150mm-600mm G2 as the latter is just too heavy to handhold and walk with which Is how I like to shoot. Loving it so far and gained much info about the choice from you and Jan, so much appreciated again. Keep up the great work and look forward to some more Nikon sessions in future!

Superb video, wonderful images, and awesome everything :)

Honestly the best bird photography videos on KZread! Thank you for sharing these amazing moments with us, truly inspiring.

@Duade

Жыл бұрын

Wow, thank you!

What an amazing bird list of shots: Eastern Bristlebird, Eastern Curlew, Southern Emuwren, Beach Stone Curlew and Godwit ready to fly home. The trip and passion for wildlife photography came over really well. Thanks Duade 😊

@Duade

Жыл бұрын

Thank you, it was an awesome outing and very enjoyable, Cheers, Duade

Stunning. . .Thank-you Duade

Thoroughly enjoyed your adventure! Thank you for yet another high quality, laid back video. Inspired by you and a few other masters on KZread, I finally took the plunge and bought a Tamron 150-600mm G2 lens to pair with my D500... and boy am I enjoying shooting the great Canadian outdoors in British Columbia. Loved your idea of donating pictures to wildlife parks... I think I will do exactly that :)

Another great video, thank Duade. Sometimes we become oblivious to the thing around us that are common. The Beach Stone Curlew and red-capped plovers are common for me and I often walk right past them, much like the Cassowaries. It pays to rethink and not overlook the obvious sometimes. I have photographed, only once, a bar-tailed godwit here in FNQ but haven't yet seen another. The session on your afternoon outing was fantastic, all species I would like to see one day and you could just tell by your smile how stoked you were with that session.

Duade, this could be my favorite video of yours, yet. Not for your impression of the Z9 but for the sheer joy in your voice. What a magnificent day you and your mate, Gerard, had! Awesome! The swear NOT heard 'round the world. LOL. How did you contain yourself when the gull photo bombed the Beach-stone Curlew? All of your edited images are so beautiful. You're an inspiration. I need to get out more. Thank you! -Cathy, NJ, USA

Love this in the field content!

@Duade

Жыл бұрын

Great to hear James, I am glad you are enjoying it, Cheers, Duade

Fabulous video, what a great time you had in that gorgeous area.

Awesome Duade. The way you talk about a bird and describe the habitat is so affectionate and humanizing. It fills our heart with pure joy. Keep this honesty intact man. You are wonderful as ever.

@Duade

Жыл бұрын

So nice of you

Lovely collection of images!

Congrats, Duade, on seeing your photos being used in such a nice and positive way, encouraging others to enjoy birds and wildlife as you do. Some really nice shots today, by the way. I think it especially fine that a friend is out there with you; makes any outing that much more rewarding and memorable. Cheers.

@Duade

Жыл бұрын

Thanks Jim, totally agree, it was so much fun to catch up and have that shared experience. Cheers, Duade

A very enjoyable video. You did a great job mastering the Z9 in such a short time.

@Duade

Жыл бұрын

Thanks mate, it was a lot of fun, I look forward to the next time. Cheers, Duade

I love the fact you couldn't stop grinning!! Awesome video 👍

Love watching your videos in the field Duade as well as your RAW process before/after screenshots - I'm someone who crops meticulously for composition too. I shoot with a Z50 & Sigma 100-400 which is super light and great for travels. Obviously my AF cannot compete with the Z9 or indeed many of the latest cameras, but I think I'm only missing 20% of the fastest action shots, but in my favour is an ultra light travel kit with excellent IQ at 400mm and the great APS-C sensor on the Z50 with tons of shadow recovery. I really hope Nikon chuck out an R7 competitor this year with 30+MP for me to step up my game. Keep up the superb work, regards from Bristol UK.

Brilliant video Duade. Glad you liked the set up you were using. I believe the AF on the Z9 is faster without the external monitor, not sure if you noticed. I have the 500mm PF combined with a D500 and love that combo. As you say, it’s so light for a 500mm lens and it can be carried around all day. I will eventually get the 1.4 TC and it works great on that lens. What I love about your videos is that you show the crop area and then the image gradually changes to your edit - brilliant. Keep up the great work you are doing.

Hey Duade. Didn't realise you were a Heads local too for a while! Amazing photos you captured on your visit. I'm woeful at knowing the names of these birds I see every day and your video was a real education. Cheers!

Awesome video. Your actions of birding enjoyment make my day. Thanks for sharing this wonderful moment 🙏

Oh you were right in my backyard. That’s where I’ve taken most of my bird photos. Lovely video, thanks is Duade

Z9 user here. The config you had with Wide-L and 3D-Tracking via Button is just how your mate set it up. You could also have AF on the shutter button and use AF-ON to switch from Wide-L to 3D or vice versa, or stay in 3D all the time. Just a matter of setting it up. Also, I noticed your Canony habit of shooting short bursts. With the Z9 (or any Nikon for that matter), the camera won't lock up if the buffer fills, just lower the frame rate. So if action happens, you can keep shooting. No need to have pauses between bursts if action is going down. Also, if you have a very fast card and use the HE* RAW format (which is as good as lossless visually), you can keep shooting at 20 fps indefinitely with no pauses. Hard for a Canon shooter to get used to that though, apparently ;)

@Duade

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for the insight and you are 100% when it comes to my habit of short bursts, I think I will need to own a camera with unlimited buffer before I can change that old habit. I will try and get the Z9 for a longer term to try the different AF options. I appreciate your input. Cheers, Duade

@ste286ste

Жыл бұрын

@@Duade I have my Z9 set up with Fn1 button as 3d tracking but sticky, ie I press it once to 3D track and press it again to stop 3D tracking and only use back button focusing. I shoot football (soccer) and certain situations this helps as they tend not to run in straight lines when you want them to, just like wildlife..... Nice to see a Canon user trying other brands and openly appreciating what each one brings to the table. My trouble now is that you are making it harder to not justify getting the 500 PF, cricket season is soon upon us here in the UK, my wallet thanks you.

@weschilton

Жыл бұрын

I wouldn't call it a "Canony habit" as there are very few cameras that do not hit a buffer from all manufacturers. Let not be a brand snob, ok?

@mm8276352

Жыл бұрын

@@weschilton Well, the complaint that the camera won't let you shoot anything until the entire buffer clears once it's hit the limit is one that I'm hearing specifically from my Canon shooting friends, and I think Duade mentioned that problem on his channel previously as well. I don't know if Sony has that problem too, but my Nikons never did this, between D70 and Z9, they just slow down when the buffer is full. So, unfortunately, it seems brand-specific to me, but I don't know the history of things in this regard with Canon. Did the 1D series cameras behave the same as the R5?

@ste286ste

Жыл бұрын

@@Duade Don't change what works for you, I also shoot in a similar way to you on my Z9, I also don't use the 20fps available. I cannot imagine what the file count would be on the top line Sony and Canons which can go at 30 fps or more. Guess I am going to get told off, by maiksd 🙂, for not using the full capacity of my camera.......

Beautiful video and and pictures.

Thank you for sharing your hands-on experience! Love your sessions, envy you your bird habitats in your part of the world. The Z9 is definitely too big and heavy for my taste. Love the Nikon lenses, though. Thanks, Duade, for your wonderful pictures!

@Duade

Жыл бұрын

Thanks Sigurd, my pleasure, I agree, Nikon are making some fantastic lenses, wish we had them on Canon. Cheers, Duade

Great as always Duade, love the diversity of wildlife down under, actually jealous, can’t say I love shooting with my Nikon since I don’t use it anymore. It was my first Nikon, a Nikkormat EL that I bought in 1969. The photos were great and I love the way you show them from raw to post processed. Looking forward to the next shoot.👀👀

What a beautiful day you had! I especially liked the shots showing a bit more habitat, like the Eastern Bristlebird at 15:30 and the Eastern Yellow Robin at 16:43. Thanks for the inspiring video - it gives me something to aim for.

@Duade

Жыл бұрын

Thanks Jack, it is my pleasure, yes, I too liked those shots, Cheers, Duade

I always like watching videos where other brand photographers try out the Z9 to see what they think. Being a Nikon Z9 shooter it’s interesting to hear their thoughts. Sometimes their results don’t even come close to mine. Even though this wasn’t a review of the Z9 your, through the lens, video shows exactly what I see through my viewfinder. I hope you are able to get the 600 TC and Z9 to try out. I’ll be looking forward to that video. That lens is a game changer. Have a great day.

Amazing video as always! You are really inspiring me to do the same as you. I ordered a great lense for wildlife photography and I hope to start my journey soon! Thanks for all the great videos!

@Duade

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for the support Mark, good luck with the gear, Cheers, Duade

amazing video sir . thanks for Shareing

Im so envious of the birds you saw, the delight on your face just made this video one of my favs...I can only wish for a Nikon Z9 way out of my price range..I shoot with a old Nikon D7000 and D300 with a 150-500mm lens.I know ive had a good day out when my arm is sore from holding it haha...Love your work!

I love the fact that you show the full RAW image, as well as what your final image looks like.

Just loved this video, really inspired me to make the time to “get out there” and do some heathland photography, thank you.

great video as always mate, and to choose a photo is impossible, because all of them was amazing. But the bird i loved most was the Southern Emu-wren. What a beautiful bird. Wishing you a great week. Cheers, Bjoern

Another awesome video Duade! & awesome results with the z9, the photos are excellent! That was the luckiest birding day ever lol :D

Beautiful bird photos👍

Loved the video and how you show your settings, raw and post too. I’ve used that lens and it almost made me switch systems…and if i ever get to use that 800 i just might

Duade, good to see you trying out different gear. Having shot with a number of Nikon DSLRs and now owning a Z50, what impresses me is their matrix metering, which always seems to peg the exposure better then other brands; and their raw files which seem to have a beautiful tone curve applied to them straight out of camera. The word that comes to mind is lush…The raw files have this lush, rich look to them and they respond so well to editing in LR. Having shot so much with Canon, when i pick up my Nikon i feel like i’m somehow cheating. ;-)

@Duade

Жыл бұрын

Thanks Craig, I am very happy to finally use Nikon after all these years, the cameras and lenses feel very well made and I was very impressed with its performance and the results, I hope to make a contact at Nikon Australia so I can try some other gear for a longer period. Cheers, Duade

Fantastic video! As someone from North England I must admit I laughed when you turned around to show those dark clouds😂

loved it Duade, that curlew is gorgeous.

@Duade

Жыл бұрын

Thanks Glen, they sure are, Cheers, Duade

What days you had there, Duade! Well worth the long drive, I'd say. I'm happy to learn it wasn't a 14 hour drive one way!!! Such nice photos of the Bristlebird, no wonder you were extatic. And the Beach Thick-knee photos was a real feast as well, as were the ALL the other photos of all the other lovely bird-moments. (The goodbye-chirps from the Bristlebird was cute as h**l🥰)

@Duade

Жыл бұрын

Thanks Pia, yes, it was a lot of fun and so many birds for one day which was wonderful. Cheers, Duade

Daude, I'm so glad I came across your site. I commend you on the remarkable images you captured. Masterful photography which was also educational for me! With the beaches close to me here in Florida USA, which gimbal setup were you using on the Skimmer Ground Pod II, as it appeared to support the weight of the Z9 and lens with no trouble. THANK YOU! I look forward to viewing more of your great photography.

@Duade

Жыл бұрын

G'day I currently use Sirui gimbals which work well, I was using this smaller gimbal Sirui PH10 Gimbal geni.us/UBEct Code: DUADEPATON for 5% off to get me close to the ground. Good luck, Cheers, Duade

The Bush Stone Curlew and the Bristlebird are epic - great shots of fantastic subjects in great habitat - 100% gripped!

Thanks for sharing another wonderful video like always 👍🤗

@Duade

Жыл бұрын

Thanks mate, it was a lot of fun, Cheers, Duade

Very entertaining and interesting video. I'm not into the Nikon stuff, but love your enthusiasm for your photography, so watched anyway, and enjoyed seeing all the birds which we don't get in the UK! They are so pretty!

Wonderful video, thanks for this one.

Looking forward to this!

Awesome as usual Duade

@Duade

Жыл бұрын

Thanks Rodney, I appreciate it, Cheers, Duade

Duade, wonderful shots you took of the NSW area. I really envy you in the number of species nearest you. I live in the mid-West of the USA, and I have only caught sparrows (house, song, and dark-headed), woodpeckers, doves, European starlings, ducks, geese, and an occasional barn owl. I thank you for sharing the views, birds, and the Nikon mini-equipment review.

I’m from Texas and shoot Nikon and I watch your videos. Glad to see you using the z9. Looking forward to seeing your reviews on the 400 4.5 and 800 pf. I have the z9 and 500pf but shoot more with my 600 f/4e. You def had a good day birding!!

"Just me having fun in the field with a camera", really came through. Great video again Duade, loved watching it and you’ve put a smile on my face with your enthusiasm. Recently I have been able to buy the Nikon Z9 for myself. And the 500mm PF was already in my camera bag. So was nice to see you try out this combo, as a Canon (and recent Sony) user. Thank you for sharing and keep up the good work😊👍

@Duade

Жыл бұрын

Awesome, thank you!

You always show great genuine enthusiasm and excitement. Love it! Can I ask the make of your camo jacket please? 😃

Gzz what a great day of birding you had Duade. If only they were all like that 😂. Fantastic video as always and I look forward to the next one 👍.

Having to press 2 buttons to get tracking is a self inflicted problem. Your mate needs to set up the function button Fn1 using "Recall shooting functions(Hold)" that way, you can press Fn1 once to get tracking and it will stay in that mode until you press it again whence it will revert to AF Area Large or whatever default focus you are using. If you insist on using BBF on a Z9 (a legacy issue from DSLR days), then you will still need to press and hold that button. BBF is redundant IMHO and I prefer to have my AF-On button set to switch to "Auto Area AF" which locks on to the bird if it takes off. I am able to switch between 4 focussing modes instantaneously on my Z9 by only ever pressing one button at a time. Glad you enjoyed the Z9 - wait till you try it with the 600 f/4 with integrated 1.4x 🤪

The Z9 is out of my pay grade, but it looks like a load of fun to use. Brilliant stuff, as always.

@Duade

Жыл бұрын

Thanks Blaine, yes, a bit expensive for me also, I look forward to seeing what the Z8 does and hopefully a D500 mirrorless at some stage. Cheers, Duade

@AguilaDeOnix85

Жыл бұрын

@@Duade Seen some good stuff out of the D500. I'm betting the Z8 is going to be amazing. I always enjoyed the rendering of Nikon lenses and the 500 PF looks special.

Great video, like they way you show the edit from RAW 👌.. Z9 looks amazing, maybe if I win the lottery 🙏.. Will have to continue using the D500 till then 😊..

The AF issue you mention is due the way you set up the camera. You have to use the AF + AF ON when assigning the AF mode to what ever button you wish. Your friend set it up with just AF not the + ON. When you use the correct seeing, you only need 1 button to use the mode assigned and have it continuously AF while holding the button

@kokhualow3419

Жыл бұрын

I was thinking of the same thing. However I dun have a Z9. Used a D500 and D850, both are just using one button, super convenient as I can decide the AF area with AF on with just one Fn button. I really miss the Nikon method (using Sony now).

I almost didn’t watch this (not interested in Nikon), but always learn so much from Duade. Glad I watched this. Stunning photos and gorgeous birds. Love the locations & story telling 👏🏻

Really enjoyed (as always) your presentations. I very much enjoy the way you show the raw files, metadata, and the fade to final image. Many of the birds (not all) you shot in this video have relatives on the Texas coast (and we might be on a first name basis .... well sort of). I shoot the Nikon Z9 and agree with all of your comments as fair and straight to the point. My friends shoot the Sony A1 and Canon R3 and R5. From the start, I have "wished" that Nikon could simplify the AF arrangement (i.e. one button) - but that said, it is something you get better at with time. Everyone I know loves the 500mm PF (weight and sharpness being the primary pluses) and have several friends shooting the new 600mm f/4 TC (too rich for my blood) and the 800mm PF. 800 is also super sharp, and "lighter" than the f-mount, but over 6 lbs. Hand hold-able, but within limits. You had a great day shooting. Thanks for sharing. Love your content no matter what gear you shoot with. No matter to me. Keep them coming.

Nice one Duade !

You have incredible birds in Australia. I hope to visit someday. I enjoy my Z9, and equally enjoy my wife’s Canon. I think the two have outstanding color science. Great video take care.

Just brilliant as usual, would there be any chance of you doing a video on how you edit your photos. Looking forward to your next vid. Cheers Tony

@Duade

Жыл бұрын

Thanks Tony, yes, I need to, Cheers, Duade

Nothing beats Duade having a fun day out in the field with a camera. Love it !! Cheers mate !

I appreciate your joy for life and the obeisance you offer each of the manufacturers of these amazing devices they produce. Many years ago I was a hunter we ate what we killed mostly out of necessity. As I got older my heart softened and I could no longer bring myself to hunt. Now my weapon is a nikon D850 my prize, photos I share with friends and family. From Texas much respect and appreciation.

Great video I got a real kick out of the gull photo bomb, that was priceless.

Hey Duade, glad you had some fun with the z9 that 500mm is a beast, and so damn light, its one of the things that makes nikon stand out. the 500mm pf and the 800mm. if the z9 wasnt so heavy, it would be even better

Great stuff Duade especially the Southern emu wren, would love to see one. That area added to the bucket list :). I tried out a Nikon D4 and was impressed with it. Staying with Canon though. Thanks for sharing the great photos.

@Duade

Жыл бұрын

Thanks Lachlan, yes, they are a favourite of mine also, just so cute and that tail is amazing. Cheers, Duade

That afternoon session seemed like a lot of fun (less sand, too). But there’s something really gratifying about working for those shorebird shots. Really hoping Canon releases some kind of mid-tier prime DO lens over 400mm. That 500mm f/5.6 seems like a real sweet spot for portability and optics.

@Duade

Жыл бұрын

Thanks Kyle, I totally agree, Nikon are making some sweet primes at the moment. Yes, I do love shorebirds, lots of effort but lots of fun. Cheers, Duade

Another fantastic video, Duade - God I wish Canon would follow Nikon and Sony to make some lightweight and relatively affordable lenses ! The 100-500 is fabulous, but it would be great to have something like the 500mm that you are shooting there 😊. As usual, your joy of being in the field shines through - I always look forward to your content.

@laszlohudak5778

8 ай бұрын

Nikon 180-600...and Price? 2000€ ..Canon 100-500? 3000€