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Starling in flight

To conclude with these are about as good as i can get with a bridge camera,i still consider my D7200 and 150-600 to be miles better but if i had to i would just use a bridge camera.

This is a full frame at 357mm (2000mm FOV) no cropping,as you can see the image is not up to DX or FX standard,its a choice you must make.

Just a quick example i put together today to show what you should not do with bridge cameras,even though they have reach,please excuse the vignetting as i use a lens hood which causes cut off at wide angles. Under the arrow is a pigeon Although a semi respectable size can be achieved the...

If i put a link in a post then try to type after it what i type shows in link form,if i try to add two links to one post the first link is still in the system when i try to past the second. This happened in windows 8 and is still the same on 10

The way things are going,interesting in how short a time it is since we DSLR users where leading the pack,not be long before we are dinosaurs:D https://www.flickr.com/photos/flickrdesign/23353730892

Last of the big spenders here

Thought i would deal with Bridge cameras and can they be used for wild life,the short answer is yes they can,the long answer needs to cover what they are and how they work and why your results would most of the time lack the quality of the pictures from DX and FX SLRs with long lenses on. A...