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Another shot of one the Peregrines I'm currently following. Again, using a 6D (as my sons seems to have claimed my 7D). I've recently tried using TV mode set to speeds greater than 1/1200 and using auto ISO - as the birds can move so fast and with it, the backgrounds. Not for the purist maybe, but in terms of "keepers" - a step up with the body for sure.

Hand held using a 400f/5.6L (non IS)

Wild Peregrine Falcon (Falco peregrinus), Somerset, UK by gilbo65, on Flickr
 
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Ibis and Spoonbill.

These are my first set of photos after latest VC firmware update on Tamron 150-600. Pictures are not coming out sharp and VC is not working properly for stationary objects. Sending the lens back.
 

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Click said:
arunprasad said:
Ibis and Spoonbill.

These are my first set of photos after latest VC firmware update on Tamron 150-600. Pictures are not coming out sharp and VC is not working properly for stationary objects. Sending the lens back.

Nice shots, arunprasad. Well done.

Thanks for the comments and encourangement. It keeps me to come back and back again to try and post something.
 
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I was in South Africa (Londolozi) and Botswana for a total of 17 days. Botswana was with Frans Lanting (he told me the name of the bird, but I was moving on to Lions). Incredible experience in EVERY way. I am much more comfortable shooting mammals than birds.
 
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