Iansky 91 Report post Posted February 9 I called in at the nature reserve this afternoon and it was very quiet (it was windy though), I did manage to get some shots of a heron in flight and another one coming in to land as well as some smaller birds looking for food. The A7iii with the 100-400 + 1.4 convertor delivered some great images even though they were at 12,800 ISO. Hello guest! Please register or sign in to view the hidden content. 2 serdor and LiveShots reacted to this Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
thefsb 18 Report post Posted February 10 Another lovely set. You have an impressive breadth of aesthetic skills. I agree that 12,800 is not a problem on that camera. And indeed it can be a virtue if the scene fits. The fox pics look great and I like the grainy backgrounds behind the smaller birds. Did you buy the 100-400? I thought you got the 70-300 but could be wrong about that. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Iansky 91 Report post Posted February 11 Thanks thefsb for the kind words. I traded in a load of micro 4/3rds kit I have not used for quite a long time and that allowed me to get the 100-400 + 1.4TC and I only put £200 to ward the deal, I will get £100 back from Sony cashback so that combo cost me £100 out of my pocket and the chance to move on kit I have not used for a while. I am going to keep the 70-300 for a while as it offers a small powerful lens in a single bag kit ( A7iii + 3 lenses & flash in 1 small Tenba bag) when size/weight is critical. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
