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A major tip: 400- 600mm tele lens.

Top tips and info, thank you sir !

Quite annoyed ive kinda find you..watched sparrowhawk video & found it very interesting..annoying because now you will be taking up alot of my time..please take this as a compliment

This is very useful, especially the tip to look for the kingfisher to move his head before diving! It's been a while since trying to catch the moment they enter the water, and I find it really difficult. Thank you! 🙂

The Long-TAILED TIT is found throughout Europe and Palearcttic into Boreal Scandinavia and South into Mediterranean zone. This bird is also seen during the winter months in Northern Japan 🇯🇵.

thank you kevin great little birds just to change subject thank for your time at clunber park todat got hawfinch steve

Yet another marster class thanks.

Thanks Kevin, lovely little birds- looking forward to your new season series 👍

Most of those images are from hides

What is your take on burst mode? Does it help or hinder beginners and why?

Why slow it down by using an aperture at f8 ??

Thank you. About shutter speed and inbody stabilizatio; I've been told, that if i shoot handheld, with speeds faster than 1/2000, i better turn off the inbody stabilization, and only use IBS, with speeds lower than 1/2000. Because the IBS might get crazy togeher with the high speed shutter. (i have canon eos r5). What you think? Thank you again

Best instructions, step by step I have come across till now. Thanks a lot.❤

This doesn’t explain anything white take it right that will blow out all the highlights on subject etc say you have a swan with a dark back ground you need to use minus compensation to retain detail in feathers etc same for bird in the sky you need to use positive compensation to bring the bird out so it’s not just a black dot on the photo

I like to practice at the skeet field...that's 125 flying targets in a round of skeet...incoming targets, crossing targets, etc. The most difficult are close targets coming straight at the photographer. Practice, practice, practice!

This is a great video and one of the best explanations on how to take wildlife photos on RUclips. Delivered in that military style. Really looking forward to trying these tips out.

13:40 lovely shot!

Thank you for the video! Good to see another former Sapper teaching the way! 😊

There are two come to my garden every night and send my dog wild with their hoots 😆

Thx for the vidéo ! Happy new year from France.

Thanks enjoyed it

Great informative video. Especially for beginners. I think you mean to keep your sensor parallel to the subject, not perpendicular.

yes very good advice

Thanks for adding to my new hobby

hello, and a HAPPY NEW YEAR to you. Sorry but I have a question, complete newbie question. I have watched you video and you mention DxO but haven't used that in this Lightfoom Classic tutorial. I have Dx0 PL8 and therefore have a good denoise facility. Would you export to Dx0 at the same step (ie when you denoise in LR) and then bring back into LR to complete all steps or would you export to Dx0 last before exporting the file?

Thanks!

Very good video. Thanks

Thank you for your informative video. I have to say, the gannet image is wonderful.

Great tutorial, thanks 👍

A very enjoyable and informative video, thanks for sharing.

Well thought out video. Knowing and understanding your camera gear will yield good images. Have a happy new year to you and your lovely ones 👍

From the USA, May you and you family have a very Merry Christmas and a safe and Happy New Year. Lou, retired US Navy🎅🤶🏻🎄

Same to you. Thanks for your stunning photos and teaching methods.

thank you very much for these valuable tips !!! magnificent photos

Thanks 👍

lovely

Thanks Kevin, I'm that one person. I've been doing bird photography for about a year now ( as a good guesser) and now after watching your vidsI think I'm getting an handle on things. Keep up the great work & videos.

Great video Rob. Really enjoyed the banter between you both. It doesn't always need to serious!

Thanks, Kevin. I'm just starting out in my quest to photograph Red (and hopefully Black) Grouse here in Renfrewshire.

The images look nice and bright. Are you using artifical light? Is it a flash?

great video and great shots

Another enjoyable and instructive video. Well done Kevin. PJI

Thank you for this lesson and tips. Solid video well done!

Very nice 👍 good information

I have followed that exact strategy with other birds Kevin. And it works. For years I tried to film Splendid Fairy Wrens casually, and the best I could get was half a second of good footage. We live on a rural property and have several Fairy Wren families nesting there. They are shy and elusive birds and even though one family frequented our vegetable garden I never got quality footage until I decided to follow another family daily for several months. I learned their behaviour and their calls, and now I can predict how they think. It has enabled me to get footage I wished for, and I think more than that. Your advice very apt Kevin👍

Better is impossible. Thanks from Portugal.

Hi mate can set these cameras to continuously record. Cheers

We regularly have Tawnies outside our window. Have been lucky to see them twice. How close by will they roost?

Living your videos

Wow. I'm was amazed when on a foggy November morning I saw 4 hares in the misty field opposite our house in Norfolk. Yes, the photo was taken