You are too kind but not sure about perfect, I will say the lens sure doesn't suck!
Thanks again!!
Nikon 180-600 - Photo Share & Discussion Thread
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One of my first captures of the action series: Over You (Greater White-Fronted Goose)
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(Z8 + Z186 + TC1.4)
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(Z8 + Z186 + TC1.4)
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Warbler season. 180-600 has been superb thus far. I'll usually start a session with the 800PF, but it isn't too long before I hit up against the MFD or get sick of the AF completely missing a blatantly obvious bird, so it goes back in the bag and the 186 takes over. The versatility is unmatched, the AF works well in this tangled environs.
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It sure does!
A couple from the backyard.
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My Spring Migration continues to be a struggle. I'm just not having any luck, very few good looks at birds, and when I do there's always something wrong with the shots (an errant branch across the face, missed AF, harsh shadows, messy background, etc). Went out this morning, and out of 478 photos, kept 3. That's been the theme of my last 5-6 outings, have only kept a handful of shots out of thousands. Just not my year so far.
186 is my go-to lens while my 600PF is lost in Nikon Repair Land for the past 2-3 weeks. 800PF just not working for me, and is getting sold (hit me up if you're looking for one
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186 is my go-to lens while my 600PF is lost in Nikon Repair Land for the past 2-3 weeks. 800PF just not working for me, and is getting sold (hit me up if you're looking for one
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Spotted quite a few warblers this past weekend though didn't get any really good shots with the 186 due to the lighting (typically 1/2 in/out of the light) or the background. From a performance standpoint, the 186 was nailing the focus and the MFD was perfect.
Great Crested Flycatcher:
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Warren D
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No complaints here, Eurasian Eagle Owl taken through the wire of the enclosure.
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Took the 186 out just as a thunderstorm was clearing out, trying to take advantage of the storm light and the bird activity that always amps up right after some bad weather. Didn't get too much of either, but this Common Yellow-throat was obliging me for a bit:
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These, especially the second one are among my favorite types of bird photos.
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Young Tawney Owl about to fledge the nest. From a private site, under licence.
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BTW, the lens has been working without a hitch since the latest FW update, 1.01.
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Big Horn Sheep....Glacier National Park
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Here are a few photos of Whitetail and Père David's Deer I took with the lens last week....
The last photo is terrific. He’s got you clearly is his sight. How long did he stare at you?Here are a few photos of Whitetail and Père David's Deer I took with the lens last week....