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<blockquote data-quote="mikew_RIP" data-source="post: 249131" data-attributes="member: 14174">Nice pictures,translate detect says DutchAlways difficult to swift water and little creepers ( Certhia brachydactyla , Grimpereau des Jardins,Short - toed Treecreeper ) moreover usually creep along the dark side of the treeslooking for insects. So high iso set , this picture I was quite ' denoising . In Zoetermeer .This morning, as always made my Monday round . Not with my trusty Canon lens ,but with the test lens Tamron 150-600 mm . Along the way , and also by e- mail are always asked :and , what was your first impression? But they can not give you in the middle of a test phase , which would be incomplete .Moreover, I must well get used to such a long lens . But there is a final judgment !In this Bird Diary pictures I have in the field with the Tamron today made from rice bagand house sparrows by double glazed tripod in the garden . I love working with tripod .All pictures are cropped / cropped . I have the camera information ( EXIF ) leave . In picturesWhich allows anyone with an exif reader view . The (stored ) pictures on the hard diskor with a plug-in in your browser vogeldagboek.nl . There is also the distance to th<img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite8" alt=":D" title="Big grin&nbsp; &nbsp; :D" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":D" /></blockquote>

[QUOTE="mikew_RIP, post: 249131, member: 14174"] Nice pictures,translate detect says Dutch Always difficult to swift water and little creepers ( Certhia brachydactyla , Grimpereau des Jardins, Short - toed Treecreeper ) moreover usually creep along the dark side of the trees looking for insects. So high iso set , this picture I was quite ' denoising . In Zoetermeer . This morning, as always made my Monday round . Not with my trusty Canon lens , but with the test lens Tamron 150-600 mm . Along the way , and also by e- mail are always asked : and , what was your first impression? But they can not give you in the middle of a test phase , which would be incomplete . Moreover, I must well get used to such a long lens . But there is a final judgment ! In this Bird Diary pictures I have in the field with the Tamron today made from rice bag and house sparrows by double glazed tripod in the garden . I love working with tripod . All pictures are cropped / cropped . I have the camera information ( EXIF ) leave . In pictures Which allows anyone with an exif reader view . The (stored ) pictures on the hard disk or with a plug-in in your browser vogeldagboek.nl . There is also the distance to th :D [/QUOTE]

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