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Birding in Queensland and Papua New Guinea (1 Viewer)
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Photo equipment
Steve
Thanks for the nice feedback.
For most photos I used a Canon 50D with a Sigma 150-500 lens or for things a little closer a Canon EF70-300 lens both with Image Stabliser set at 1.
For a couple of the record shots I used a Samsung 770 through a Nikon ED spotting scope with a 30W eye piece.
I think I mention which set up on most photos in the Gallery.
Best shots are mainly from Kumul area where birds are a lot less wary than other areas of PNG although even here there is some hunting.
David
Steve
Thanks for the nice feedback.
For most photos I used a Canon 50D with a Sigma 150-500 lens or for things a little closer a Canon EF70-300 lens both with Image Stabliser set at 1.
For a couple of the record shots I used a Samsung 770 through a Nikon ED spotting scope with a 30W eye piece.
I think I mention which set up on most photos in the Gallery.
Best shots are mainly from Kumul area where birds are a lot less wary than other areas of PNG although even here there is some hunting.
David
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