Wild Birds of Europe

[pcs]

Patrick, explain to us how that dot-sight method works? I remember it was explained once on POTN but all I remember is that it seemed cumbersome as you had to recalibrate the thing every time? Something like that, anyway.

This explains it better than I can, watch the video.(don't know the site, just duckducked for example)

Wildlife photographers could fall in love with this – The Olympus EE-1 Dot Sight review

www.mirrorlessons.com

But it is flimsy, every time you mount it or bump it, it needs calibrating. If the up/down angle is not exact for the distance you're to high/low.

 

[Jan1977]

A lapwing and a wagtail:

 

[Jan1977]

Crows:

 

[Jan1977]

Ask away, no problem. I checked(got about 30 keepers) and most are cropped between 3000-5500 px long side. Here's one with no crop, I was to slow following but you'd never know cropped.
I did use the dot-sight, makes it a lot easier.
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Quite a crop then, here are 2 of my uncropped frames (scaled down for here, but it illustrate the amount of crop that I used). Those 45MP's have there use ;-)