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Images, three in a row.




Cannot do any further testing unfortunately.

Ok. I have a friend with the A700 V4 who purchased a pro master TC. He got exactly what is being discussed here. He sent me the files hoping that I could sort the problem out. This only happened with the TC on,. By the way the lens was the Tamron 18-250 The TC has since been replaced without any fur...

For me that is better, but like has been mentioned, it is you that has to be pleased.

Havent got much in the way of beach huts/boxes/sheds, but this one was taken at Rosebud.

I've mucked around with this one but I just couldn't be bothered fumbling for the original.

I'm with Winston, a little off the bottom, otherwise a fine shot.

I thought I'd throw in this shot of a Bushmans hut.
I actually used this hut for an overnight stop as I wandered the high country of Victoria..

Great subject, now to go through the files and see what I have.

KevinBarrett wrote:Wow, these are amazing! There's something film-like about the colors. Thank you for sharing!

Funny you should mention film, that was my first thought.
Nice country but I really do prefer a few trees.

In regard to the original question, I still use mine along with the A700.
20k clicks and still going.

I'll add my congratulations as well.

"Yellow Breasted Robin" I believe

Not a very good shot. These blokes are hard to get and you really need a dedicated quality prime for these.

I'll be interested to see what David has to say about the article.

Thanks for the invite Gustav, but traveling from Australia is a little prohibitive. For birding I only have a Tamron 200-500. I did try the sigma 50-500 but had two copies in a row that had stripped AF gears from new. The first one auto focussed about 12 times then went down. The second was stuffed ...

Heavens above, I look at these shots and feel giddy .
The older I get the more I have to watch myself near high places.
I used to be able to walk steel girders in the construction industry when young, but not now.

I'd kill to be able to get just one shot like yours.

White fronted chat birds, male and female I presume. I was actually out after eagles and hawks when I must have positioned myself between them and the nest. No eagles and the like, but did bring these home on the card. http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a343/Bodak/Whitefrontedchatbird.jpg http://i14....