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The last hummingbird I saw this year:
Black-chinned Hummingbird

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A700/70-400G

Very lovely Winston,


Good composition, good details...And it's great to see the wonders of nature at this time of the year.

But I'm curious, is there a 70-700G lens that Sony offered that I missed?


Thanks for sharing your magnificent hummingbird.

Yildiz

aster wrote: Very lovely Winston,
Good composition, good details...And it's great to see the wonders of nature at this time of the year.
But I'm curious, is there a 70-700G lens that Sony offered that I missed?
Thanks for sharing your magnificent hummingbird.
Yildiz

Thank you, yildiz.
Typo fixed.

Thank YOU,

I was hoping...about a 70-700G I mean. That would been some range, even if very difficult and a little on the dark and slow side.

Yildiz

Wow . Stunning shots Winston. I love the humming bird next to the flowers, especially #1. (Can't have been easy with that massive lens )

Love your work Winston.
Greg

Birma wrote: (Can't have been easy with that massive lens )

Thanks, Birma. I don't understand why people think that. I was never able to do this with my old 100-400 APO. It's quite easy with the G.

Greg Beetham wrote: Love your work Winston.
Greg

Thanks, Greg

Excellent shots, well done!

absolutely stunnibg stuff, those birds are so tiny too, how do you track them

Superb shots. I think even Gustav will get jealous.

bossel wrote:Excellent shots, well done!

Thanks, Bossel

gio67 wrote:absolutely stunnibg stuff, those birds are so tiny too, how do you track them

Thank you. I don't have to track them; they hover for a few seconds.

Dr. Harout wrote:Superb shots. I think even Gustav will get jealous.

Thanks, doc. I think what Gustav does is much more difficult. I have yet to get a decent shot of a kingfisher.

Fantastic shots.

With best regards,
Sury

what a great shots

superb shots

greetings
gustav

Sury, Gustav,
Thank you,