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Great work Franciscus! I just love that it seems all kingfishers tap their tail. Do you have any theories why they might do this? Do you think the strange weather (due to Climate change?) might have something to do with birds been seen in unusual places? I have a video where I pose a theory about Kookaburras cleaning their bills. Do you think I might be onto something? ruclips.net/video/V6sV24WmTS0/видео.htmlsi=Sa-udHwTkYGMTXHz

Como editar esos fondos suaves🤩

How much sharpening did you apply to images shown, just wondering does it need some with it's low pass filter.

Amazing video mate 👏🏾👏🏾

nice

Great video.

the a1 and the a7iv literally use the same AF system, they're literally as good.

great video. I went to find this Pink Robin to Tasmania last year from NSW where i was. Now I'm up Far North area and out for fairy wrens pretty much.

Hi Franciscus, new sub here. Just came across while searching spotted pardalot birding in sydney area. I got lucky yesterday while visiting Garigal N. Park. Although my pictures not as clean as your my main purpose for bird photography is for ID. (short term memory)...lol. Thanks for sharing. I will following you on your Australian bird photography.

I'm deciding between this and the a7r3 for birding. The former has great AF while the latter can help with reach via cropping. What would you pick?

Oh wow thank you. Reminds me how much of a beginner I am. Stunning footage and photos.

Nice pitta 🎉🎉🎉 nice photos

Same as ours in N.Z. very shy, takes awhile to get consistent sharp image's especially flying.

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Yes mabye the A1 is better, but the price. The same the lens, when you bay the prime 600 is better but i will not pay 11 k euro. For a hobby will i update the A7R3. The have not focus on eye off birds and faster systeem for a good price. Now i have the A6600 for backup for holyday.

What I missed a great deal with testing the a7R5 (compared to my a9) was the missing capability of a shutter sound in electronic shutter mode. It’s just not present there, is this the same with the a7IV?

Thanks for this! I’ve been looking at a 2nd camera for a while, mostly for stills and could really benefit from the bird eye af (that I do not have on my a9) 👍

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Still frigging around trying to see one in the wild

Hi Franciscus, do you shoot in Slog3? I'm trying to explore my options outside of the normal video recording settings. Would love your thoughts.

Great shots - thanks. I live in Melbourne and have been trying for ages to find pink robins.

With every marchy bite. Great Pinky session.

Great video as always :D

Great video, my favourite little bird.

Good job Franciscus

Hello Francis. Where did you photograph it? As far as know is an Australian 🐦

Awesome documentation Francis..

Just a beautiful video.

Great footage of the kingfishers. Where exactly is this in Melbourne?

Beautiful bird and nice video of it. You clearly shot it in a different occasion than the one where you were filming yourself, but it's still a nice work. Were you playing a call also?

Hello Can you tell me the brand and model of the tripod you use at 9:43 in this video?

Loved your images ❤ I m looking to get used a9. Is it worth in 2024.?

Awesome so lovely capture

Great story telling mate. Well done!

Sony A1 with 200-600mm Lens is amazing combo. Nice video with lovely footages.

Great shots mate! I love the shot with 2 kingfishers on the perch, the background is still really nice for a wider shot

You keep saying how the A1 is better. But I kinda expected that honestly

Hello, what tripod is this?

Is this woodlands historic park ? Thank you in advance

Great video. Not many content looking specifically at the bird eye af with small birds

Hey! Cool video and amazing photos to come out 😮😊 The camo you used, looks pretty practical, what is it? Thank you, in advance.

Beautiful bird ❤

That's a really good result with the converter, I'm surprised how well the autofocus worked....

Wow! The most adorable species!! Loved watching your video!!

Loved every bit of it

can you please share the camera settings for sharp images like your's ( new video :D )

I saw one of them up close & personal a while ago. There was a flock of silvereyes picking aphids off my roses, so I went outside to have a look. There was a tiny little brown / white / black spotty bird sitting there right in front of me. It was so minute, perfect & full of itself. We looked into each other's eyes for a minute & it darted off with its silvereye friends. A magic moment. Then I had to look it up. I'd heard about pardalotes, but never seen one. You live & learn, I guess.

Hey mate beautiful shots.. I watched all of your videos. If you don’t mind can you please share the location to see those beautiful birds thank you in advance 😊

Thank you! This was my husband’s favourite of all the birds that visited our shack in Gippsland. There was always that one male, strutting his stuff, surrounded by a dozen females. My husband thought that bird was the best! 😁😁😁

A wonderful video. Thank you.