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Feb 20, 2020, 12:45 AM
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"The Take-off"
Spent 30 minutes watching this eagle, waiting for this moment. Fortunately, it was a glorious afternoon, no wind, so I took off my coat and basked in a t-shirt! Waiting proved worthwhile, as my patience was rewarded with this "launch" photo...
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Feb 20, 2020, 3:30 PM
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G'day Rocky
Wonderful mate - timed perfectly and another of your 12/10 images Phil
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Feb 22, 2020, 1:32 AM
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Apr 25, 2020, 4:24 PM
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Great shot. How close were you to the eagle?
PS...I am eyeing that Canon Mirrorless R5 that will be coming out. I cannot wait to hear what people think of it once they start shooting it.  Have you been thinking about moving to the mirrorless world too Rocky?Tangula
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G'day Tangula
I will leave Rocky to answer your Q re him and his style of shooting ... but I have been running mirrorless for 10 years or more -and love em- In SLR terms, my Panny G2 is now 'old stuff' but still smaller and lighter than most APS sized cameras, and quiet - just a small 'click' for each exposure and it's away. But at 10+ yrs old, newer technology has come along These days I'm loving the Panny FZ-2500 - again mirrorless, fixed-lens superzoom (which I prefer to SLR cameras) ... very fast response times, super bright EVF, and a dream to use Phil
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