He's sneaky with his camera and pulls it out like a gunslinger
I'm not sure what model it is but it's a good advert for the brand as the thing seems bulletproof 
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Ja, RP won the camera war
He's sneaky with his camera and pulls it out like a gunslinger I'm not sure what model it is but it's a good advert for the brand as the thing seems bulletproof
He's sneaky with his camera and pulls it out like a gunslinger
I'm not sure what model it is but it's a good advert for the brand as the thing seems bulletproof 
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Ja, the Fujifilm is rubberised!
Off down the S36 again, in fine spirits!
Lovely light indeed!
The first pic is auto-corrected, to show the sleekness of the hide, which made a big difference! But in all the other pics auto-correct made no change, really? Maybe just so much light?
Zebras never get thin..long theories about that!
Spot the animal!
Back at the lions they had moved at least 30cm, if not more! I made this pic by stitching together 5 photographs, for the "panorama" effect!
GB, as with the other dimwits, doesn't bother with cameras anymore, so a zoom was required....the pics he got came out astoundingly, must get them!
The binocs are 24 years old...Bushnell for life!
A sub-group of more lions 20m away...they had not moved more than 10mm...one got up, and lay down with the first bunch!
Off down the S36 again, in fine spirits!
Lovely light indeed!
The first pic is auto-corrected, to show the sleekness of the hide, which made a big difference! But in all the other pics auto-correct made no change, really? Maybe just so much light?
Zebras never get thin..long theories about that!
Spot the animal!
Back at the lions they had moved at least 30cm, if not more! I made this pic by stitching together 5 photographs, for the "panorama" effect!
GB, as with the other dimwits, doesn't bother with cameras anymore, so a zoom was required....the pics he got came out astoundingly, must get them!
The binocs are 24 years old...Bushnell for life! A sub-group of more lions 20m away...they had not moved more than 10mm...one got up, and lay down with the first bunch!
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Great lens for zooming
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I knew you would grt into panoramics in the end. What program did you ose to stitch them together? They look seamless to me.
I see that digi-binning has caught on there as well.
I see that digi-binning has caught on there as well.
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I ose "Milliner Pro", Deli!
Forgot to say, one thing one doesn't see for long every single year, especially over the last wet cycle, is all the Combretum Apiculatum going so yellow in the leaf! Brings back childhood memories!
Forgot to say, one thing one doesn't see for long every single year, especially over the last wet cycle, is all the Combretum Apiculatum going so yellow in the leaf! Brings back childhood memories!
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A new way to zoom and take a pic
Next trip to the bush??
Let me think......................
Let me think......................
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Oi! Zebras, steenbok AND lions! What happened? You usually don't see that much in such a short period of time. 
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some goodAlf wrote:A new way to zoom and take a pic
love the tiny Antelope... almost not visible
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More to come, Mello! We only see lots when we are late!...still had to book in!Mel wrote:Oi! Zebras, steenbok AND lions! What happened? You usually don't see that much in such a short period of time.
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