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I believe it should do a the function is driven by the body but I didn’t use it with that mode so can’t verify it 100%

The 90d only does focus bracketing properly with certain lenses. It will do an OK job with some 3rd party ones apparently. Just wondered if you'd tried. Never mind. It can be done manually if not.

@@youngmurphy7556 I did use focus bracketing with the 18-135 and it worked fine but this could be one of the limitations of third party lenses 🤷‍♂️

@@ShademanIrvani great purchase. What do you think of it?

Many thanks for your kind words and support 🙏😊 it is so great to have such a great nature reserve locally and I hope you can get there as much as possible. There one I use is Aston locks nature reserve in Shropshire

The one in the video is the USM

I used the Cornell Uni app to identify the bird on location then cross referenced it to the RSPB way of identifying the difference between the Chiffchaff and Reed Warbler when I had the images on my PC (apparently the big difference is the leg colour). The Cornell App definitely identified the Reed Warbler and Chiffchaff independently at different times. Does the RSPB app work in the field? maybe I could get both to cross reference on location.

@AndyHPhotography I just listen to the call of the bird I suspect it is and compare in situ. Obviously, you need a signal, so not much use in remote locations. Their app is just a version of their website from what I know. Oh, in order to visually ID a bird I don't know, if I get a shot of it, I use Google lens or image search using the file to see what it provides. 8 out of 10 results lead to a good possible ID. From there I use bird guide books, e.g. Collins BTO guide to British Birds. The BTO website is also very good, better than RSPB's, in my opinion.

The Cornell app works offline as it has a downloadable database. It's in the apps tore if you're on Apple, but I'm not sure about Android. I'll check out the Collins BTO site as I've not used that one so far. Many thanks for the heads up

@AndyHPhotography I'll check out the Cornell App too. Not sure why it suggested chiffchaff. Was it from a visual or the call? The chiffchaff call is very distinct.

@youngmurphy7556 it was from the call at the time (I’m going to check the video to make sure I’ve put the right clip in )

That is awesome Andy, it's always great to see the birds in their natural habitat. I've been watching your videos recently, I'm loving seeing what you finding on your trips

@@AndyHPhotography thanks 🙏

This would be a great choice and if your budget allows also check out the R7. I upgraded from the 600d and it was a big step up. Check out some of my other videos where I use either the 90d or r7 😊

@@AndyHPhotography thanks Andy 👍🏻

Thanks for your kind words. I agree with your comments and love my 100-500. I ‘m just making a video where I use my r7 and 100-500 at my local nature reserve and it should be out over the next few days all being well

@@rogerhance5883 me to Roger. I feel that it’s better I buy equipment for reviews so I can maintain integrity 👍 I love the Kase filters as they give me as close to true colour as possible

That is awesome. I upgraded to the 90d from a 600D and the step up is a big leap in terms of function and quality

Hi the model number is SA254T1 (amzn.to/3RSk7OU) which I've replaced with the Benro Tortoise 35C (amzn.to/4889z6e)

Many thanks for your kind words Peter and I’m glad you liked it 🙏😊

Many thanks Stig 🙏 they’re great aren’t they and provide true colour images

Massive thanks for the kind words Clive 🙏😊 if there’s anything you’d like me to cover feel free to let me know

Many thanks Chris. It was such an amazing location

Thank you Richard. It is an amazing place and so variable during each of the seasons too

Massive thanks 🙏😊

No. But certainly going to try

@@chrisjones311 Awesome Chris. Please feel free to keep me posted

Many thanks for your kind words Barbara

Massive thanks Richard. Onwards and upwards as they say. I’ve been watching your videos as I attempt to get better at bird photography but as I watch on tv I can’t really add comments. Maybe an upgrade for CZcams on tv required

@@AndyHPhotography Thank you Andy. Yes I am also a CZcams TV watcher. I try to multitask…Tv remote in one hand.. phone to comment in the other and beer resting between my legs😀👍🙏

@RichardCookphotography I especially like the beer idea 😂😂

Thank you for your kind words 🙏

You’re welcome Jose and I’m glad you liked them

Hi, these were shot in a crop sensor (Canon 90d). I’ll be doing a video on a 30mm lens with I get a chance a that’s closer to 50mm with a crop sensor

Superb purchase Pete. You’ll love it. Please feel free to let me know how you get on with it

Thanks Craig. No point in unnecessary waffle 😂. Pity you’re not near the coast but try clouds possibly, especially when they’re moving overhead

Hi Matt, I got the set for my biggest diameter (in my case 77mm) then got the Kase step up rings. They work brilliantly. Check it my video on the Kase revolution system of you get a chance which is the one I use 👍

Here’s the link to the video I mention The BEST Filter System for Landscape Photography? KASE Filter System Review (not sponsored) czcams.com/video/Wf-QnAKv-vU/video.html

@@AndyHPhotography I’ve seen the video. As a newbie I wondered how they actually attach to the lens. What diameter is the actual magnetic filter? I think (from memory) you said you bought bigger ones to allow for any future upgrades. Would I look at 82mm filters and then get a ring for the 77mm one?

@MattLakeland you would need to get the 82mm filter kit and then a step up ring 77-82mm. The kit comes with a ring by default. These then screw into the lens and the filters snap into place in the ring. If you have any more questions feel free to ask away (I’m watching the football at the moment so can answer away)

@@AndyHPhotography That explains it. Thanks Andy. I’ve only used screw in filters before and not magnetic ones. Websites don’t explain the practicalities when you have a mix of different size lenses

Let me know how you get on 👍 enjoy Anglesey it is stunning. I’ll be there in a few weeks and hoping for good photography conditions for both of us

Superb choice Andy 👍 check out some of my other videos for any aspects you may be covering going forward and feel free to ask any questions you may have

Many thanks Bert. That is a great choice, on the day this was one of the favourites I captured.

Many thanks Chris. I hope the light was good for some photography as it's an amazing place. Maybe the lighthouse should compete with Pisa for angle of lean

I’m glad you found it useful and thank you for your support. 🙏

Many Thanks Craig. I love using a single subject and trying out different angles

Many thanks Clive. I really like it in the middle too. I hope you’re having a great time in Cornwall, the coastline is so photogenic. I feel that we’re in the minority now with real cameras but the quality still can’t be beaten by a phone

Many thanks for your feedback and kind words

Great choice John. Feel free to keep me posted on how you get on

It is such a fun camera to learn on. I would still recommend it for beginners as it provides scope to grow as a photographer 👍

That isn’t my experience of this lens. Maybe you have a faulty one 🤷‍♂️

You’re welcome Dick. I’m glad you found it useful and I’d be intrigued to see your results. One day I hope to get to NZ to see my family there

Great choice Fred and thanks for your kind words

Massive thanks Craig 🙏😊

Thank you for the kind words Gina. I’m glad you found it useful and if you ever have any questions feel free to ask and I’ll do my best to answer

Thank you for the kind words Gina. I’m glad you found it useful and if you ever have any questions feel free to ask and I’ll do my best to answer (I think this may be a duplicate response but I thought I’d add it again for you 😊)

Many thanks Clive and I’m glad you’re finding them useful. I’d be intrigued to see some of your images 👍

Massive thanks Richard. It was amazing to see it in the uk and something I never thought I would see without travelling to the Arctic

I think it is still worth it in 24 in terms of value. It may be worth checking out the R7 as that is the camera I upgraded to. Similar in price to the R8 but much higher spec than the 90d and I think better than the R8 in some ways. It’s a question of apsc versus full frame. All of the images in my videos since November 23 have used the R7. Feel free to keep me posted on which one you decide to get

@@AndyHPhotography Do you use the same lenses with an R to ES adapter ring? I can't imagine it being optimal, curious to read your opinion on it.

I still use EF lenses using the adapter and there’s no loss in quality that I notice. With my sigma 100-400 I felt the autofocus was a bit slower but that’s just my feeling rather than any specific testing.

Thank you loads Clive for your kind words. I love the quality of the Kase filters And am so pleased with my purchase

Clive, do you use the night filter or diffusion filters? I’m thinking of getting these at some point and would welcome your views if you have them 😊

@@AndyHPhotography Hi Andy. No not used those two filters, my kit only has the standard ND and CPL filters.

@@cliveturner6702 mine too so far. I still have the black mist filter from my old filter system and love the impact they have. I think I need to stop spending money on camera gear though for a while otherwise my wife might fall out with me 🤣🤣

Massive thanks Paul. I think there may be another opportunity to see them soon in the uk

@@AndyHPhotography I read that, I’ve not been too well of late. I’ll look out for them

@paulwbakerphotography I hope you are feeling better Paul

@@AndyHPhotography still off work unfortunately, I’m having some issues with my legs. I hope to be back to work Thursday and out with the camera again soon after that

@@paulwbakerphotography I hope you have a speedy recovery Paul and I look forward to seeing more of your great images, hopefully you’ll get to see the northern lights too 🤞

The advantage of a 'true' macro lens is perspective. Being close may distort the subject so anywhere the higher the lens 'length' the better. Most macros are in the 100, 105mm range to give a narrow and more accurate perspective. I'm not sure about a 58mm macro attachment as I'm not fully familiar with bridge cameras. Does it have interchangeable lenses?

Thanks Richard. It’s a pity you didn’t get to see them, hopefully next time. This was the first time I’d ever seen them she’s was acting like a big kid in the back garden much to my wife’s amusement