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Alpha700

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Some recent shots from my new best mate the alpha700. An awesome camera to use. :D
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All you have to do is stop the cat getting the bird :-)

With the 70-300mm SSM the A700 is almost perfect. After trying the 70-300mm SSM on the A900, I realise it is intended mainly for the A700 (better illumination and geometry on the smaller format, by far).

Welcome aboard and thanks for coming in with three very strong images.

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Thankyou for the tips, advice and welcoming. We do have a variety of birds in our yard but they are safe, Ive constructed a cat enclosure under our home as we are on a sloping block, so the cats (we have 2 abyssinians) can look and not catch. :mrgreen:
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wave_wizard, welcome! If I had to choose, #3 would be my favourite, although the little branch behind the bird's head is a bit distracting (I found shooting birds an extremely difficult task, so I gave up). And Sonolta, thanks a lot for your (as usual wonderfully illustrated) advice (in these thread and elsewhere). I don’t do cats, but most of your suggestions can be easily applied to family portraiture. Thanks a lot.
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Excellent shots specially #2 (i like it very much, very beautiful). Great beginning in the forum.
And as always excellent shots Don.
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Love the bird shot, and I've a special fondness for orange cats. Keep shooting, and especially, keep posting! This is good stuff!
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That sky in #2 is gorgeous - you made a promising debut with this: Welcome!

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Once again thankyou everyone for your kind and welcoming comments. I'm looking forward to sharing some more photos with you again soon as I'm heading off on a holiday with my family to Malaysia, so Im looking forward to a few photographic opprtunites with my new kit. kind regards Steve.
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