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Hansjörg - www.photodesign-digital.eu 11/09/2020 18:22
Sea gulls are interesting. I like to take pictures of this birds. But I am living far away from the North sea or Baltic sea and usually don't see them at all.
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- florin secita 14/09/2020 0:01
  In this case you must to find another kinds of birds to enjoit shooting. Maybe in parks on green area...
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- Hansjörg - www.photodesign-digital.eu 16/09/2020 0:08
  Dear Florin,
  you are right. But before I start "catching" birds I need a lens with more focal length. You used 189mm which is enough for a sea gull but for most birds in wildlife photograpyh I need more focal length. Actually I photographed some sea gulls in 2018 and 2019 at a lake called "Müritz". But I wasn't close enough. This year I didn't go to lake "Müritz" because of Covid 19. The situation was not stable enough. I was afraid that the federal state might ban entries again like they did in march. We canceled the trip which was already booked. At the end is was a wrong decision since there were no serious problems.
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  Hansjörg
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- florin secita 16/09/2020 0:39
  Hi!!To take photo at birds I use Nikon Fx format D 800 and 28-300mm which in Dx format can be 450 mm.I did use as well Panasonic Fz 82 with 20-1200 mm, but unfortunately it is a compact camera with a small senzor (but good).In the future I want to get Nikon p1000 with 24-3000mm which I guess it is the ideal camera for birds photography.Kind regards!!
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- Hansjörg - www.photodesign-digital.eu 20/09/2020 9:16
  Thanks Florin for the information. Unfortunately it took me a while to answer but I was pretty busy. The Nikon D800 is an impressive "toy" ;-) I am a user of Canon but only in APS-C-Format which calls Nikon Dx Format. Canon has no such term. Because of financial reasons I won't change soon to Dx Format (the term which uses Nikon). I stay with the smaller sensors.
  Best regards Hansjörg
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