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Before Crop Sony 100-400 G Master
After Crop Detail amazing from this all round lens

The Sony 100-400 f4.5-5.6 G Master is just an amazing lens that can be used for Macro, Portraits and Landscape i have left wildlife photography as i have tried for a year to get used to it but having the 200-600 has meant it has not been my go to lens for birds.

But on th Sony A7r4 the lens has a great all use for lots of photography subjects. I have seen lots of reports on how good it is for Landscape photography and the compression it gives. So that’s something i will be looking at when the good weather comes and the nice spring evenings. I thought i would show what the lens is like at sharpness and the detail it captures.

A Metal Bracket on my Coffee table.

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I am 63 years old and and since a boy have had an interest in wildlife and in particular birds. I help my Dad with the rearing of young finches and other birds. I had many small birds as pets and as i got older and joined the Military i purchsed my first Camera, and fold out Kodak. Over a 22 year period i enjoyed many countries outside the uk and observed many species of birds. When i left the military in 2000, i bought my first digital camera a Canon 450D with a Tamron 70-300 and started my journey on capturing images of birds and animals. I quickly learned that there was a lot more to getting a good image of a bird, so i started to research the best settings for my camera in order to capture a better image. Over a 12 month period i realised that needed to invest in a better camera and lens and after research bought a Canon 50D and a 100-400 Lens. It was 2013 when i really got to grips with the setup and came across a lovely Short Eared Owl. From that meeting i started to concentrate on Owls as they fasinated me. From Canon to Olympus i recently jumped ship again to Sony. The variety of birds i have captured over a 10 year period is vast and at present i have a wildlife hide in lancashire where most of my images are captured.

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