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I had a ring flash but its not the best option,every time this is ask i drag this link out,it shows how you can often do it with what you have,the picture below was done with the on camera flash on a Nikon V2,and a normal lens and tubes. More Macro Rigs | Up Close with Nature Camera NIKON 1...

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Its a bit difficult to advise on all settings but for bird photography i would go for,shutter priority,auto ISO maxing at 800 shutter speed set on a as is basis depending on light but 400/500th if you can,continuous low,area focus AF,auto focus AF-F. If you think you may want to try to catch...

Took the Nikon V2 out yesterday with the 30-110 and a couple of extension tubes so thought i could sneak a couple of shots on while no one is looking:D

After about three months it finally arrived,then it started raining as i got home,my 100-400,better not try it on a Nikon though:D

I knew BIF would be tricky with a mirrorless but even with only a 175mm lens its coming together slowly.

Looking at your lenses it looks like they are manual focus,if they work ok you could look at a 1 series with a cheap manual adapter the FT1 would be wasted with most of your lenses, I took this on a XYZXYT mirrorles camera and a manual adapter with no communication,its a Nikon fit screw drive...

I may consider keeping this lens.

I think the biggest downer will be no exposure compensation in manual with auto ISO,you just cant do it as well in post.

Still a bit stuck as ime still waiting for the 400mm,have borrowed a 45-175 so it has allowed me to check if i will be able to do BIF with a EVF,looks like i will. Fly chasing One from a Duck series

Not a bad price First images of the new Hasselblad X1D-50c mirrorless camera - mirrorlessrumors

Meens nothing to me but i dont use LR LR/Instagram - Lightroom Publish Plugin for Instagram

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Managed a Bee in flight,ok it was a accident :D

Thought i would stick the odd macro in,105mm Sigma.

Two more from the series of shots.

My mirrorless thread Still only got my 12-35 so the pictures may be thin on the ground for a while,taken at 35mm (70mm FX)

Just spent another £10:D one of these so i can use my Sigma 105 on the new camera Tried it and it works,the only problem is i needed 1000 of a second due to breeze and the ISO 3200 due to no light,i think it will be ok when the sun shines.

Thought i should not contaminate the other thread :D picked a GX8 up today with 12-35 f2.8,in full frame terms its a 24-70 f2.8,secondhand but with 207 clicks only.