Apologies if I'm a bit behind the times - have had to have a few months break from photography nut in case it helps anyone: I had had an "ERR" message twice on my grey out of warranty D750 - the first time it sort of cleared itself [but randomly after a while left alone as changing...
I think this is a really interesting topic - I work full time and have a young family so the days I get to enjoy photography are few and far between - maybe 8 decent days a year if I take some leave from work for the odd day and take odd days at weekends. Now of course I try and get the odd hour...
I saw one at the side of the road in the forest near Loch Garten on Monday and it made my day - I think I was more pleased with the Woodcock than the Cresties and Ptarmigan. Rubbish light and shot but considering I've only ever seen the rodding or flying to roost at dusk before I was very happy.
It is a superb place and I think the best time is late January - good for the Moray coast for sea ducks, Crested Tits easier to see and Ptarmigan and Mountain Hare in interesting winter states [plus a chance of Snow Buntings at Cairngorm ski car park! Also there are no midges then...:D
Yep Dovestones can be excellent but it is a fair walk up and then a bit dodgy underfoot [rocks covered with long grass on decent slopes] if you venture off the paved road - I've just been photographing them in the Cairngorms though and that was a proper walk to get to em ;)
Some reported in Durham today so they might be on their way. They love Mountain Ash [Rowan] berries which is why industrial parks and supermarkets work so well when they are around but they can turn up in the strangest places - there were three or four in a tiny car park in a busy part of...
Managed a quick outing at Bodnant Gardens and then some evening shots of LLandudno today - looking forward to seeing how they look after months with a D7100 :)
I've read these posts with interest - having swapped from D7100 [DX] to a D750 [FX] my subjective thoughts were that the much higher quality with similar [wildlife] shots meant that I could crop significantly and end up with a better like for like result. I have not used the crop factor on the...
Finally received mine back - seems as good as new - need to find time to go out and test it now. It was such a good camera before I'm hopeful it'll perform as it did.
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