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  1. 09-11-2008 #1
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    The weather was not particularly nice today, so just popped a few photos through the upstairs window, hand holding the 50-500mm lens. Got a lot of duffers, but a few came out quite well, so the image Stabilisation is working.
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    Excellent shots Rolf. I lreally like the Nuthatch
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    Thanks Beryl, unfortunately he wouldn't play ball, as the other more complete views were pretty fuzzy, I guess the hand holding has its limitation.
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    Yes hand held does have it's limitations for a big lens.
    The thing is a Nuthatch is like a tree creeper rarely keeps still.
    You need to spread super glue along the branches
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    Quote Originally Posted by Chocky View Post
    You need to spread super glue along the branches

    What was that number for the RSPB again
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    LOL, already reported her.
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    I am a RSPB member. Didn't get your call
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    Excellent series of images rolf, especially hand held the sigma is really heavy........youv'e obviously been eating your weetabix
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    LOL thanks Babs, my arms have been aching ever since.
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