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WOW what a beautiful detailed capture Dave, it's brilliant well done my friend
Thanks so much for the kind comments, Lillian, Len and Malcolm. Yes they can be really greedy, and a jug of cold water does them no harm. Trouble is, they return the next day sometimes ;-(. I think you may well have the solution Lillian with the water pistol; will give it a go!
All the best,
Dave
All the best,
Dave
Put some monkey nuts out for him/her............the Squirrels spend ages getting into the nuts and they leave the bird food alone............
I'll give that a go too, sounds like a good idea. thanks NaturesHeaven!
Dave
Dave
Thanks kindly Terry!
All the best,
Dave
All the best,
Dave
Monkey nuts is another name for peanuts, friend. I still love them, but they are so greedy unless they are shooed off the family of bluetits nesting nearby miss out on their food ;-(
All the best,
Dave
All the best,
Dave
Hello Jas, I was very cautious about changing from DSLR but the FZ1000 had such good reviews, and after 4 months of use the lens is definitely the best part of it. OK it isn't removeable, but there isn't anywhere else that does a Leica (Japan assembled) 25-400mm f2.8-4. I was also concerned about using an EVF, but the viewfinder on the FZ1000 is excellent. No idea how they made it so bright and clear. At times I miss a DSLR and the old but wonderful assortment of 1950-1975 lenses which could be adapted, but the Panasonic bridge camera for me is the best around, similar to the Sony RX10 but with more telephoto. Sounds like I'm a Panny rep! I just like it as an 'all-in-one' camera with very good lens, and of course I bought my camera off eagerbay, which saved me quite a lot!
Good times,
Dave
Good times,
Dave
if food is there...you cant choose who eats it...
i chase away the ferals in our backyard
but I do feel guilty
open air food is just that .. free for all
this little guy is cute
i chase away the ferals in our backyard
but I do feel guilty
open air food is just that .. free for all
this little guy is cute
Have to agree, Barbara, if it's there, it's 'who gets there first' (until a bit of human intervention!) They are cute, but I have to shoo them off so that nesting bluetits nearby can get some as well.
All the best,
Dave
All the best,
Dave
Thanks Dave. Sorry about my ignorance. I didn't realize that you'd changed camera. I still had the old memory that you enjoyed playing with all kind of lenses..
It seems that nowadays all the good lenses are made by the Japanese. Last year, I had a look of Carl Zeiss's wide angle, it was made in Japan as well...I have never had tried any of good German lens. Sometime I watch the old German documentaries, the photos taken in 20's, 30's are still regarded as 'superb' as today's standard. It has a kind of soft clarity that I can't get it with digital, .. sometimes, I see some images taken with fixed focal lens are closer to it...
All in one camera is very good and handy, I would love to use it instead of DSLR, there is no issue with the quality, only the speed. Good luck to your camera and lens, this is pretty good one!
It seems that nowadays all the good lenses are made by the Japanese. Last year, I had a look of Carl Zeiss's wide angle, it was made in Japan as well...I have never had tried any of good German lens. Sometime I watch the old German documentaries, the photos taken in 20's, 30's are still regarded as 'superb' as today's standard. It has a kind of soft clarity that I can't get it with digital, .. sometimes, I see some images taken with fixed focal lens are closer to it...
All in one camera is very good and handy, I would love to use it instead of DSLR, there is no issue with the quality, only the speed. Good luck to your camera and lens, this is pretty good one!
