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<blockquote data-quote="TripodNotesNK" data-source="post: 848904" data-attributes="member: 71995"><p>I’d separate walking fatigue from the strain of holding the camera up. A well-fitted backpack with quick access can help if carrying is the main issue; if it’s holding steady on a perched bird, a monopod may help, though it’s less convenient for flight and doesn’t remove the lifting effort. For any compact zoom, I’d compare viewfinder tracking, autofocus and low-light files at the focal lengths you’ll actually use, not just the maximum equivalent range. If possible, borrow or rent and try it at eye level for several minutes before deciding—the best option is one you can comfortably raise and follow.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="TripodNotesNK, post: 848904, member: 71995"] I’d separate walking fatigue from the strain of holding the camera up. A well-fitted backpack with quick access can help if carrying is the main issue; if it’s holding steady on a perched bird, a monopod may help, though it’s less convenient for flight and doesn’t remove the lifting effort. For any compact zoom, I’d compare viewfinder tracking, autofocus and low-light files at the focal lengths you’ll actually use, not just the maximum equivalent range. If possible, borrow or rent and try it at eye level for several minutes before deciding—the best option is one you can comfortably raise and follow. [/QUOTE]
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