Africa Wild

Me too nan. What I find strange is when we have been on nightdrives I've always asked the guide if it's ok to use a flash and they've always said it's fine. And they're not worried about where the torch is shining.

Without the spotlight, flashes etc. the night drives would not exist I went on one and it was also the last one

There is a thread somewhere...I think by PB or Polentswa...

Lisbeth wrote:Without the spotlight, flashes etc. the night drives would not exist I went on one and it was also the last one

and it's a good time to see nocturnal aminal

Flutts, also in camps, in the Kgalagadi there is always a waterhole in front of the chalet/cabine

stefan9 wrote:Got the canon powershot sx60 in the end. Was very happy with it, only issue being with some shots on night drives. Obviously need to buy a separate flash, oh well will get that for the next trip.

It does have a flash

Lisbeth wrote:

stefan9 wrote:Got the canon powershot sx60 in the end. Was very happy with it, only issue being with some shots on night drives. Obviously need to buy a separate flash, oh well will get that for the next trip.

It does have a flash

Hmm maybe I am missing something will check again.

My Canon EOS350D is getting quite long in the tooth and I am seriously thinking about renewing/ upgrading . With it , I also have a few Sigma lenses , i.e. 70 - 300 mm F4-5.6 DG Macro , as well as a Sigma DG - 50 - 500 mm1:4.5 - 6.3 APO ( which weighs a ton ) .

What do you suggest I should get - note , I would still prefer to get a Canon so that lenses can still be interchanged etc .

I would get an 80D, which is quite a good value proposition.