1Dx Mk3

[Mick]

Its odd - the link exists - and on one browser it works if you accept the secure and unsecure content - but Edge doesn't give the option!

The link is

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[youtube]https://youtu.be/sHhGEpcraWM[/youtube]

But when posted in the message its blank - though the space for the frame exists!

Apologies Mark, I hadn't noticed the youtube mod wasn't working.  I have just updated it, so hopefully it now will.   

[anglefire]

Thanks Mick it is working fine now

[anglefire]

Got a few more shots on my website (Revised the scheme today!)

An example (Only ISO3200) is:

[anglefire]

I have been taking a lot of pictures in the garden - and now getting out a bit to the local park - but this one was taken in the back garden last week - I've seen it around for the last month or so and I actually think he looks better now - but has clearly been in some sort of war!

[Jediboy]

Great photo Mark.
Looks like some sort of cyborg bird, makes for a fascinating photo.
Good work. 

[Oldboy]

Well it is the breeding season. I wonder if he won?

Cracking shot. 

[anglefire]

Still messing with the camera.   Lots of pictures taken around the garden and park. 

Going to have a trip out on Tuesday around Shropshire with a mate of mine so hopefully will have some different shots!

But one taken this morning. 

[jinky]

Still messing with the camera.   Lots of pictures taken around the garden and park. 

Going to have a trip out on Tuesday around Shropshire with a mate of mine so hopefully will have some different shots!

But one taken this morning. 

Lovely shot

[anglefire]

Took this the other day - little sod - but interesting in so far as taken at ISO51200.

[StephenBatey]

Impressive - and the ISO is as well.

[Oldboy]

Still messing with the camera.   Lots of pictures taken around the garden and park. 

Going to have a trip out on Tuesday around Shropshire with a mate of mine so hopefully will have some different shots!

But one taken this morning. 

Cracking shot of a Black headed gull. The black head only appears in Spring for the breeding season.