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Ok I wil start, lovely morning 2 degrees and sunny, so been out walking from valley floor to ridge top, very little about apart from someone else’s pheasants that kept the dogs amused for an hour, few

Put a bit of meat on the table yesterday

just got back from fishing...

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On 12/01/2025 at 13:01, Goly said:

I'm hoping on getting a telephoto lens for my camera this year, the 18-55mm kit lens just doesn't have the reach to be of use.

What camera have you got mate . Thinking of getting a decent camera myself with a decent lenses for taking pictures of wildlife though with being as thick as a dockers wage packet when it comes to technology i would want something simple to operate.

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13 minutes ago, tatsblisters said:

What camera have you got mate . Thinking of getting a decent camera myself with a decent lenses for taking pictures of wildlife though with being as thick as a dockers wage packet when it comes to technology i would want something simple to operate.

Canon R10 mate, it's mirrorless so a newer technology than DSLR. The more recent cameras generally have better autofocus performance which is very important when shooting birds & wildlife.

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15 minutes ago, tatsblisters said:

What camera have you got mate . Thinking of getting a decent camera myself with a decent lenses for taking pictures of wildlife though with being as thick as a dockers wage packet when it comes to technology i would want something simple to operate.

Have a look at Bridge cameras mate I have a Panasonic Lumix FZ150. This has a zoom on it of 24x which I think I'm right in saying equivalent to 600mm. To be honest takes some good photos. Mine has been superseded not but you can still pick one up on ebay for about £100 / £150 they were about £500 new.

Cheers Arry

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16 minutes ago, Arry said:

Have a look at Bridge cameras mate I have a Panasonic Lumix FZ150. This has a zoom on it of 24x which I think I'm right in saying equivalent to 600mm. To be honest takes some good photos. Mine has been superseded not but you can still pick one up on ebay for about £100 / £150 they were about £500 new.

Cheers Arry

You won't get the same images with a bridge camera because of the sensor size but it's all relative. The ease of use with a bridge camera can't be beat and you can get reach that professional cameras can only dream of.

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6 minutes ago, Goly said:

You won't get the same images with a bridge camera because of the sensor size but it's all relative. The ease of use with a bridge camera can't be beat and you can get reach that professional cameras can only dream of.

I know mate but I have to many hobbies and I cant afford a SLR with a big lens. Its fine for me the detail fair tbh and you can use it on auto if you want.

Cheers Arry

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Just now, Arry said:

I know mate but I have to many hobbies and I cant afford a SLR with a big lens. Its fine for me the detail fair tbh and you can use it on auto if you want.

Cheers Arry

Of course mate and if you're happy with the images that's all that counts. But something like a Nikon P1000 has a smaller sensor than an iPhone and will produce inferior images, what you do get though is unfathomable reach. You're better off viewing the Nikon like a digital binocular.

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3 hours ago, Goly said:

Canon R10 mate, it's mirrorless so a newer technology than DSLR. The more recent cameras generally have better autofocus performance which is very important when shooting birds & wildlife.

Is it easier to operate mate. I think i read on another thread that a lad found it technical. 

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22 minutes ago, tatsblisters said:

Is it easier to operate mate. I think i read on another thread that a lad found it technical. 

None are as easy as a phone, but, yes, they all have automatic modes which is basically point and shoot.

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