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Thank you, I use the canon 300mm f4 L prime, its non IS but as long as i keep the shutter speed above 1/500 i find that theres no need to worry about camera shake.

I like it! When i first got my 50mm i took a photo of a rusty bolt on an old gate lol Heres a recent one i took that im fond of.

That AC130 hack has made its way onto the PC. Went into a groundwar match, domination... two aimbots on my team gettin headshots left right and centre... then AC130... with no reload times.. just pure spam.. got it on video too, it sucked. The match is still going, server still open. winning...

Sunroof? My g/f's has the same problem and its pouring in from the sunroof, lad at work had the same thing and he's sorted it by taking the sunroof out, cleaning it and using a sealer round the edge.

You could be out all day or be there for 15 minutes and get what you want! Worth a try tbh!

At the moment i have two classes i swap between. Intervetnion + FMJ Spas + grip Slight of hand stopping power Sit Rep (just to do the challenge "what the..") or ACR + holographic Spas + grip Scavenger stopping power steady aim oh and for CTF i use Sod primary weapon.. USP + tactical...

lol planetx i always find a kingfisher, summer was the best. Found a full family of 3 of them in one spot! Thanks Lauren :)

Thanks guys, Yes they have a small crop but its to make the image cleaner... i've cropped out part of another perch which spoilt the background tbh! Im after a 1.4xtc for my 300 though, i would use the 2x but IQ suffers too much.

I have quite a bit of sucess just tucking myself up in a treeline, only used a "pop" up hide a couple of times. Most of the reserves round here are pretty camera friendly and designed to get the wildlife closer to ya. I'll look forward to seeing your results! p.s if money was no object i...

Ones of these is used on the BBC website now and I had an email this morning asking permission to use it for the BBC snowwatch show tomorrow! :D

Mine works out at 1.6 Stats are: Level 70 XP - 1182210 Kills - 13786 Deaths - 8702 Headshots - 921

Yep, but a crop sensor camera rarely can, especialy at this age! ISO 1000 is just useable on the 1D tbh. anything else is pants!

Possibly, alot of the Pros are still using them for wildlife + sport and indeed i got my gear off one. It's money that stops me upgrading, but even still i'll only upgrade my lens, the 1D Mark2 is good enough for me using it as a hobby.

Take a bribe with you, mealworms will have them sitting on your hand.

Not exactly a crappy setup TBH, I use it daily and get some cracking results considering how old the gear is now.

Far too long ^^

Glad she went for the 7D! Won't regret it.

Yep, sounds sad doesnt it? lol

Aye thats the one.. lmao.

Who needs 400/500 and lose £3k+ Get closer to the subject :approve: Works for me! The 70-300mm will be fine, the only thing i would say is that telephoto lenses will never be pin sharp by way of design. Try using a beanbag! There light, stable and can be put virtualy anywhere, i use one...

Yeah lol Nikon... foreign to me! 50mm will be a challenge to get close to wildlife! I use 300mm and still find myself needed a bit more! 1.4x tc coming my way soon!

yeah its a magpie. Lens wise, depends on budget and camera! If you can afford it use a prime lense (fixed focal) its faster focus and optical quality will be ideal. I shoot in Av mode for wildlife and it gets some good results.

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IMO Steer clear of the 50D i know a few pro toggers that tried using it and gave up frustrated, it just fails to deliver. The 7D Hasnt had a bad review yet tbh, it's ideal for sports + wildlife plus the high ISO it can work upto with useable pictures is brilliant for a crop sensor camera.

Depends, Today i was outside for 8 hours but I was after other stuff too he just happened to turn up and I couldn't resist! In the summer i spent 11 hours waiting for this shot: and 15 minutes in a hide for this one...

I took this today and I ike how you can still see the spray off the fish he's battering to death on the perch!

Must have been the stag... ... i'll get me coat!

Heres a couple more with the levels adjusted + curves.

Scottish wildcat?

My main workhorse is a Canon EOS 1D Mark 2 + Canon 300mm f/4 L I don't use a tripod, i find for wildlife unless the subject is captive they tend to be unpredictable, i take my shots handheld or use a beanbag so i can move quickly. What camera do you use, or are looking at getting?