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  1. MiddleRiver

    What I think would be the perfect birding (rather than bird photography) camera

    You'll never match the reach and convenience of the super-zoom-all-in-ones. But it's a compromise. As you move through larger sensor sizes, the image-quality goes up and the 'professional' features increase. I found my happy-place with aps-C but it's (relatively speaking) a hugely more...
  2. MiddleRiver

    What I think would be the perfect birding (rather than bird photography) camera

    I don’t own the 200-600 but I do carry a6600 with 100-400gm and it does great. If that is still too much then the 70-350 is much more portable and almost as good. If still too big or not enough reach, From there I would look at 4/3 rigs. Of course each one is a compromise…
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