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Recent content by robski
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Lesser Redpoll
I've had the occasional visit along with siskins this year to the garden feeder. First chance to get a decent photo- robski
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- Category: Britain & Europe
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Female Siskin
Another of my kitchen window shots- robski
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- Category: Britain & Europe
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7D draining battery.
I followed the youtube video and fixed the problem on my 7D where the screw come out. A bit tricky getting the plastic bottom off the camera but if you are used to doing these sort of delicate electronic repairs it's not a big deal and only took 15 minutes to complete the job. The error was... -
100-400mm II
I'm yet to be impressed with the mk2 if you compare your moon shot with my snap taken with an ancient 300mm f4 for detail. I very much hope the mk2 can perform much better as I have my eye on it for a walk about lens. I never liked the pump action of the mk1 but I like the action of the mk2's... -
Write protection problem in old canon rebel- help?
The switch on the SD card is not a switch but a bit of plastic that operates the switch in the SD card holder. So looks like a camera repair :( -
Migrant Hawker
A rewarding hour by local pond- robski
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- migrant hawker
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- Category: Invertebrates
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GSW on feeder
Female GSW on garden feeder. Pushes the tits off for an energy boost. Very timid bird the slightest hint of human and it take flight.- robski
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- greater spotted woodpecker
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- Category: Britain & Europe
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Seeing Double ~ through my 400mm f5.6?
If the shots come out OK It maybe worth getting an eye test if you are 50+, this distorted vision could be a sign of AMD. The distortion is often intermittent. http://www.rnib.org.uk/eyehealth/eyeconditions/conditionsac/Pages/amd.aspx I can speak from personal experience.
