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    What lenses do you use for bird photography?

    Oh, I've come across this guy; http://jason_odell.500px.com/birds Beautiful photos. Youtube talk: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SBTZvX6Boeg
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    What lenses do you use for bird photography?

    Flanken, those are nice shots (especially the third). However, do they lack a bit of focus/sharpness? Or is it simply because you're zoomed in all the way? (I've never had a telezoom). For the time being I hope I will be satisfied with the 45-175mm, it is smaller and it fits the body quite...
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    What lenses do you use for bird photography?

    We'll see. I sold my 12-32mm yesterday (kit lens) and ordered the 45-175mm. Should be a good one hopefully. Internal zooming as well, which I like.
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    What lenses do you use for bird photography?

    Hmm... you see I have the GM1 body, which I like for its small size (very good in the city as I can fit the body and a wide angle lens into my pocket). But I think once you put a 100-300 on it, it gets a bit ridiculous :king: The 47-175mm seems to be a physically smaller lens, but it isn't as...
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    What lenses do you use for bird photography?

    What lenses and focal lengths do you typically use for bird/wildlife photography? I've had my eye on the Panasonic 35-100mm F2.8 for a while, but I was just wondering whether it would lack some range in a lot of scenarios. Unless of course you were also to get the 100-300mm (or the new Leica...
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    Anti-social (yet intelligent) pigeons

    Hello, To set the scene I've got several feeders, but the one I will speak about today is one outside my bedroom window as seen in the attachment below. generally speaking I do not like to discriminate against birds and up until recently I've been appreciating the presence of pigeons who would...
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    Hoo

    Thank you for all your welcomes Mhm, at some point I will probably ask some advice on bird food as the guys have been going through my bags of seeds like crazy. Not sure whether it's simply because it's summer/breeding time, or if I'm supporting the whole of town's bird population.
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    Hoo

    Hello :) I came across your forum yesterday, although I've already forgotten how exactly that happened. Either way, I've recently got into bird watching and I've been really enjoying it. It started when myself and my partner were over for a holiday in Switzerland and we managed to feed some...
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