Wildlife feature in Africa - 3K, and other questions

[Jeremy 0sbern]

FYI, Mike, I sent you a PM.

 

[Pawel Achtel]

No Tom, not kidding...
The first pic is home for 9 months of the year....
The second is the view from my living room ...
The third is me driving to work...

Wow! Very impressive.

 

[mike holding]

You guys might want to look out for "Natures Most Amazing Events - The Kalahari Flood" on Discovery. May already have run, but if not, it's worth the watch to check out the Okavango and a fun "making of" at the end showing us at work.:wink5:

 

[paul engstrom]

Mike,

You might want to check this guy: http://www.spinningmirror.com/Lens_Index.html who is a REDuser and has a pretty good reputation. He's in Australia if I'm not mistaken.

Also Visual Products: http://www.visualproducts.com/store04.asp?ID=29&Cat=8&Cat2=20

 

[mike holding]

Thanks Paul. I have used Visual Products a while ago. I'll try the other link you sent also. Cheers

 

[James Brundige]

PM sent

PM sent

With the Red 1, most of my wildlife shots have been with the Canon 150-600.
A real useful range, and a great look. You need a beefy head for that set up.
And in 3K it's about 800mm.

 

[Pawel Achtel]

And in 3K it's about 800mm.

Yeah, and precisely 150-600mm :laugh: