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Is this a hobby you used to do in the umbrella academy?

Love your channel, just started wildlife photography and this video really puts you there, very well made. Keep up the good work I see 100,000 subscribers in your future.

very good summary :) wonderfull meetings and shots :)

Your solution is getting a second setup. Then you will have the best of both worlds and will capture the pictures you're ultimately expected to capture and possibly some you wouldn't, without the second setup, otherwise. I'm interested in setting the buttons on the lens to change to the APS-C format. What do you have your buttons set on? It's my understanding even though there are three, or four buttons, they will all only change the same function. So we might as well only have one button, apart from the convenience of multiple locations. Is this true? I just received this lens about a week ago. I've test driven it a couple of times for an hour, or two. I absolutely love the lens. I haven't seen any images apart from what one sees through the view finder, but based upon that experience alone, I'm blown away by the focusing speed, tracking and image perspective. I feel like a kid with a new toy. To have that feeling, by itself, the $2,500 was worth it. I thought the 70-200 was a new level. This lens gives the experience of having a PhD. You begin to believe all the claims were real after all. Next my teeth will return by putting a dollar under my pillow. 🧑‍🎄

Are the images sharp?

I love kislux that on the butterfly bag it says auguri / tanti auguri which means happy birthday

If you ever get a chance to , try taking photos of the biggest swan species on earth that also happens to be native to North America , the trumpeter swan

Hey man should I use the premium matte or this semi-gloss paper which one would you recommend?

Such a cool adventure vlog! The shots were so on point! Especially loved the colony pic at 3:35 and of course the last lighthouse photo. And the landscape in general! You got a great balance of cinematic, POV and talking clips flowing into each other. Quality stuff, as always. :)

Great review thanks, My main worry is, Does the teleconverter add another stress point to the lens? If I'm shooting handheld on my 200-600 do I have to be more careful not to stress the Emount?

Was waiting for this video! Awesome shots! Excited to see the rest of your adventure.

Brilliant episode thank you. Had a great bit of advice when on our trip to Alaska, from a coach driver. To find bald eagles just look for golf balls in the trees and it worked.😂

How do you get the photos so sharp do you use manual mode or automatic for focus?

Loved the video and thanks for sharing, looking forward to next one. Perfect timing for me as I am planning a similar photography trip in October to either NS or NF.

Great video! Can't wait for the next one.

:Loved the video.

Great video. I definitely want to go there and do some photography.

Can’t wait to see the next episode!

Brilliant. Looking forward to pt2

Ah man, I’m getting this lens in the mail today and can’t wait to take some great photos with it on a road trip to some beautiful locations. My first zoom lens.

This is so well done, Curtis! I went to NL the past two summers, but didn't make it out this summer. Your footage is making me nostalgic. Such a beautiful province.

What an exciting adventure!! I can't wait to see more. I love PUFFINS and it's on my bucket list to be able to photograph them one day. Great video by the way! I recently did a wildlife tour on a boat and discovered that I got sea sick part way through the 5.5hr trip and I was sooooooooooo happy to see land again.

Hiya, what is the bag you use with this lens? I'm trying to find one at the mo!

Short and useful video, thank you very much

I love this video! It’s cool seeing people just happy to share their thoughts and experiences with their gear! Keep it up, sir!

thank you very much for making this video. I have a small question, I have the same camera, Sony A7IV, if I use my Sony lens 100-400 and 200-600mm to record a bird, I hold my lens up to the sky and my focus is very slow, it can't find the bird, I set my lens to 200 and turn it to 600mm, but sometimes I'm late recording, what could be the reason?

What a beautiful video! Thanks for taking us with you

Great video!! And your photos are absolutely amazing. Super inspiring. Subscribed

Really enjoy videos like these. Its hard to find people that are doing both camping and photography, which are two of my favourite things. Keep up the good work!

Reply if you can What you do with wild life photos how to did you earn from them

I have a question, I have a Sony a7 IV and a Sony 100-400 and 200-600 lens. When watching flying birds, my autofocus is slow. I can't focus. What could be the reason for this?

Most informative video on this lens I have seen. Thanks for the meticulous effort.

Nice review. Thanks for doing the work to produce it. I have the 200-600 and the 1.4 TC and do a lot of bird photography. As you mention, there is a 1-stop exposure value penalty when using the TC and I find the f/9 can be a problem in the early morning hours when I like to start shooting but later in the morning as the light gets better it is a great combination.

Nice Heron shots

ISO 12800 😍

Amazing views

Thankyou

Love your attitude about this bag and not caring about what people will say. kislux You are right keep your head up and no your priorities.

Liked and Subscribed. I am looking to purchase this exact setup. I can find the A74 used in my country for $1600 USD equivalent, but used 200-600 lens are very rare near me.

for landscape 20-70 f4 is most likely a better option.

Awesome video! I also just got back from a trip to Newfoundland. Look forward to seeing your experience and the wildlife you captured!

Hey Curtis, awesome video as always! What are the filters you use for the DJI?

Just found your channel and realized we have pretty much the same kit. I shoot with an A7IV using the sigma 24-70 art series and the Sony 200-600 G. We even have the the same color peak design strap 😂. Wild world

Nice video! Very fun to hear the excitement in your voice when you talk about your trip, you can tell that you liked it just by hearing you talk about it. :) I usually bring my tripod when I go out, but I end up not using it at all and just carry my camera with the peak design strap. But I don't usually film anything. I'm trying to get more footage with my Sony A7IV, but I still have to practice it more. And it's a hassle to get the exports right, so I just end up procrastinating whenever I film anything to edit the footage.

So no toilet paper? :)

it would be better if the bag was like rainbow or something for sure

I’d love to hear your recommendations on any accessories I might be missing, and I’m curious-what’s your go-to wildlife photography tripod? Drop your suggestions in the comments, and I’ll be sure to check them out! For in-depth reviews of my gear, check out this playlist! czcams.com/play/PLmyp3aMOaIpw_PM61GWvSa7W9wZ6wcg3s.html

It would be nice if you put the name of the birds you’re photographing. Thanks

what is your max iso set at..

Great video Curtis! I love the shots you get of the little birds. I try so hard but they move so fast and I have trouble focusing in time through the branches. Any tips would be appreciated. I have the Sony R7V and I love it! I am working on my bird photography and blog about it here if you are interested: www.jenniferdacreativeexplorer.com/blog. Love your channel.