Norfolk Nomad
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Thinking of buying one of these, anyone have any views, good or bad.
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Incredible photo for 800metres. I have Fuji X-T3 with 100-400mm lens. Even with a 1.4 TC at equivalent 900mm I'd struggle at 50 metres with that shot.After much procrastination I went ahead and purchased a P1000, all can say is absolutely superb. The photo was taken at my local RSPB reserve at about 800 meters.View attachment 347434
It really is a great camera for long distance shots, I haven't tried it yet but there are loads of pictures online of the moon taken with one and the detail is just incredible. For wildlife and birds I think it's unbeatable.Incredible photo for 800metres. I have Fuji X-T3 with 100-400mm lens. Even with a 1.4 TC at equivalent 900mm I'd struggle at 50 metres with that shot.
The only reason I didn't get it, as a birder, is that I was expecting a fair bit of noise unless the conditions were sunny, because of the small sensor. My wife has the Canon SX70 and it's very good in bright conditions, but on an overcast day it suffers badly.It really is a great camera for long distance shots, I haven't tried it yet but there are loads of pictures online of the moon taken with one and the detail is just incredible. For wildlife and birds I think it's unbeatable.
With a small sensor I'm sure it will also struggle with low light conditions but thats where photoshop comes in.The only reason I didn't get it, as a birder, is that I was expecting a fair bit of noise unless the conditions were sunny, because of the small sensor. My wife has the Canon SX70 and it's very good in bright conditions, but on an overcast day it suffers badly.