EOS_Fan wrote: I'm still tripping on the flies shown in the photo, or the number of them. I saw a photo you posted a little while ago with a large number of flies on the lion. Remarkable clarify!!
bryanpereira wrote:
EOS_Fan wrote: I'm still tripping on the flies shown in the photo, or the number of them. I saw a photo you posted a little while ago with a large number of flies on the lion. Remarkable clarify!!
Thanks, yea i have been toying with updating my camera or lens for a safari im doing in February but think I might stay put till the end of 2024
bryanpereira wrote:
EOS_Fan wrote: I'm still tripping on the flies shown in the photo, or the number of them. I saw a photo you posted a little while ago with a large number of flies on the lion. Remarkable clarify!!
Thanks, yea i have been toying with updating my camera or lens for a safari im doing in February but think I might stay put till the end of 2024
Chuck Liley wrote:
bryanpereira wrote:
EOS_Fan wrote: I'm still tripping on the flies shown in the photo, or the number of them. I saw a photo you posted a little while ago with a large number of flies on the lion. Remarkable clarify!!
Thanks, yea i have been toying with updating my camera or lens for a safari im doing in February but think I might stay put till the end of 2024
I see you have the D850, would you stick with Nikon and jump up to the Z8 or Z9. Or take the opportunity to jump to Sony or Canon?
bryanpereira wrote:
Chuck Liley wrote:
bryanpereira wrote:
EOS_Fan wrote: I'm still tripping on the flies shown in the photo, or the number of them. I saw a photo you posted a little while ago with a large number of flies on the lion. Remarkable clarify!!
Thanks, yea i have been toying with updating my camera or lens for a safari im doing in February but think I might stay put till the end of 2024
I see you have the D850, would you stick with Nikon and jump up to the Z8 or Z9. Or take the opportunity to jump to Sony or Canon?
Don Granger wrote:
bryanpereira wrote:
EOS_Fan wrote: I'm still tripping on the flies shown in the photo, or the number of them. I saw a photo you posted a little while ago with a large number of flies on the lion. Remarkable clarify!!
Thanks, yea i have been toying with updating my camera or lens for a safari im doing in February but think I might stay put till the end of 2024
I'll jump in here. How does the flies relate to your gear?
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