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<blockquote data-quote="Photowyzard" data-source="post: 76189" data-attributes="member: 8344">I have been lucky so far and have had no issues with fogging.&nbsp; Mornings by Lake Ontario, typically, are a bit breezy and I have never experienced it at any time of day.&nbsp; Different environments, I too would find it frustrating.I went down to the Lake again today.&nbsp; Mid morning.&nbsp; Something to do and learned a lot!&nbsp; Today seemed to be the Egret Convention Day, I counted 7 on the pond at one time!I work my way through some deep brush and find a hard spot on soggy soil at the ponds edge.&nbsp; Mud, would be a butter description.Anyway, I nestled myself into some branches and stayed in one spot for 2 hours!&nbsp; A little over 1 hour, I got my rewards, the birds just ignored me and walked on by.&nbsp; I got some amazing pictures I will post when I get the chance to process.&nbsp; I used only my 300mm today and in FX mode, I filled the frame with the birds as they sauntered by.&nbsp; Great experience, I greatly enjoyed the few hours I was out.Patience is the Nature Photographers best friend.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Photowyzard, post: 76189, member: 8344"] I have been lucky so far and have had no issues with fogging. Mornings by Lake Ontario, typically, are a bit breezy and I have never experienced it at any time of day. Different environments, I too would find it frustrating. I went down to the Lake again today. Mid morning. Something to do and learned a lot! Today seemed to be the Egret Convention Day, I counted 7 on the pond at one time! I work my way through some deep brush and find a hard spot on soggy soil at the ponds edge. Mud, would be a butter description. Anyway, I nestled myself into some branches and stayed in one spot for 2 hours! A little over 1 hour, I got my rewards, the birds just ignored me and walked on by. I got some amazing pictures I will post when I get the chance to process. I used only my 300mm today and in FX mode, I filled the frame with the birds as they sauntered by. Great experience, I greatly enjoyed the few hours I was out. Patience is the Nature Photographers best friend. [/QUOTE]

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