I didn;t know about the refresh rate or frame rate impacts on BIF. Will try that out. Thank you!Honestly, it helps but I notice better hit rate when I prioritize frame rate over IS. EVF high refresh rate helps me noticing focus confirmation (green dot) as well as where the focus box on the subject better as I track the subject. However, for a very fast moving subject such as falcon or swift, it becomes irrelevant for me.
With someone as skill as you, I am sure you will eventually find what works best for you. However, I don't think you can expect it to be as good as the like of Sony or Canon AF system as those are class leading IMHO.
Very nice. This makes me want to hit the road to my usual 1.5hours drive wildlife refuge. There are 3 bald eagles couples resident and they would be doing the same as in this photo ;-).The Eagles Nest
Not the sharpest but I will take them .
Found this yesterday while hiking along the river bank . Along with 25 other photographers (LOL)
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Very nice. This makes me want to hit the road to my usual 1.5hours drive wildlife refuge. There are 3 bald eagles couples resident and they would be doing the same as in this photo ;-).
I think I will wait another week for my back pain issue to full goes away. That two weeks of -10 to -25C caused me a lot of issue and I barely touched my gear until recently.
You are suppose to zoom backwards with your feet to get all of the baldy in the frame. I don't think I have ever been too close to an eagle before.An eagle comes to visit. View attachment 876694
Harvey, good suggestion,'cept I had an ocean behind me! Probably not much of a problem in Utah.You are suppose to zoom backwards with your feet to get all of the baldy in the frame. I don't think I have ever been too close to an eagle before.