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Fabulous pictures, thanks for sharing

Another successful video.

Nice video Dennis

Such a magnificent creature ❤

Herligt - Dennis 👍

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This is too precious

Great footage

super video, well done,cheers Den

Thanks Toni 🙏🏻 from the MR scan i have a discus prolaps, fracture, slipped vertebra snd squessed nervecanals on L4, L5 and S1 and also tryed to do some light core training the last 2-3 months but it dosent fix my problems 🥴 but next week i have an apointment with the back surgeon on a Danish hospital and get my “sentance” 🤔🙏🏻

Thanks for the video, Dennis ! I also have some problems with my spine because of staying too much in front of PC. I have a fitness device which is designed to train muscles of the back. It really helps. When I have spine pain, 2-3 working sessions will already eliminate the pain. So I used to do 2 working sessions per week and this is enough to maintain muscles and avoid pain in my spine. But of course, you have to ask the doctor what is the best in your case. If the damage is big, I am not sure if is recomended to use fitness devices.

It a complete turnoff for me..never seen an individual bird chased so hard by so many selfish people as this one. I'd rather photograph Blackbirds from now on to infinity and get a semirare now and then, which is my own and I know will have peace when I leave. #gentleman

So the DOF of a m4/3 of a 150-400’s F4.5 equivalent in full frame is f9? Thanks

I've not had the pleasure of using any Nikon Z camera, but I have two D810 bodies (with battery packs) that replaced D4s bodies and an OM-D E-M1 MkII with battery grip. I shoot B2B events (conferences & exhibitions), fashion events (such as London Fashion Week) and live music (from unknown bands in dingy pubs & clubs to the Rolling Stones at Glastonbury). For live music it will always be the Nikons, but for the fashion shows the Olympus with the 40-150mm is around half the weight of the Nikon with a Sigma 120-300mm f2.8 My back and shoulders thank me. Image quality wise - given most images end up in newspapers or newspaper web sites - there's very little in it between full frame and MFT. You only really notice a difference if you're doing exhibition size prints or larger, which I'm not. I also use the Olympus at B2B events as, again, it's much lighter when carrying gear around all day (9am-5.30pm or beyond) without much of a break.

Hi Dennis, Great footage. Though I must say that I am a bit worried about disturbing them, especially if they have offspring. A famous photographer and ecologist in the Netherlands told me he used the method of putting a piece of clothing nearby a beaver lodge for a week. When he arrived later to photograph the beavers they didn't react to his appearance and kept behaving normally. When he took a friend with him some other time and didn't put cloths nearby in advance. The beavers fled immediately. I know foxes are completely different mammals. Maybe it is worth a try. Although I hope they don't find it threatening and abandon their house. I am also curious about your thermal camera. Which one do you use? As I am consider buying one.

Beautiful bird

Hi Dennis This video is very impressive, I know you put a lot of energy into your fox project, I really hope you get some great pictures of the foxes and then we can only hope for small fine cubs later this month 😉

Moin Dennis. Thank you for showing this nice video. I am sure you can be successful with the Z9 when the young fellows are coming out and play. Waiting for new "News"🦊 Greetings Karl-Heinz

I’m in the same boat with my back. Sometimes walking and standing is very painful. I really appreciate the lighter weight of OM System gear.

I am sorry, because TH-cam makes me watch too many unwanted advertisements I am stopping to follow TH-cam channels. While the infestation with advertisements might be a good message for TH-cam shareholders, but for me it is a waste of time.

Such good footage regardless! 😍 What cuties the fox are! You found a great vantage point with your trail camera.

The big Nikon push. Been hitting a location for Osprey lately. Divided mostly between Z9's, a Z8 & some A1 cameras & throw in a Canon R5 every once in a while. About 35 years ago I had problems with L4/5. One exploded & the other herniated. MRI of exploded disk looked like a picture of outer space. Took out the exploded one & left the other in. The other started bothering me during Covid due to the nature of my work. Couldn't get any help at that time. I just walked. Never been back to work. Money isn't worth it. Rather live in a cardboard box if need be. Good luck with your back. They do really good work these days & might even replace your disk with a new one rather than just take out the bad one & let your spine drop & heal like a broken bone. Watch for trimming the swollen disk! = Scar tissue can grow around your spinal!

Very interesting, but unfortunately the foxes don`t play along. I photograph foxes in my garden from from the comfort of my couch. I connect the OM1 II to the cell phone and wait until something happens.

Looking forward to more from the fox den! That auto capture feature sounds fantastic!

Awesome so lovely capture

Great video my friend, it's really well produced 👌 praise and criticism go hand in hand, it might get a bit too boring with the spanish guitar as background music in the long term 😉

Lovely video, all the best👍

Hello Dennis, thanks for sharing those great moments in Denmark. I hope all will be well with you again. Get well soon and stay healthy. Greetings from Germany Thomas

Moin Dennis. Thank you for the all the nice contributions and videos you have shown. I hope you get well soon and I wish you all the best. Take care. Greetings Karl-Heinz

Great video and get well soon! I love nikon too have the Z9 and Z8 but Canon is about to announce the R5 and R1 now what?

Thank you for all of your contribution to the community and wishing you a healthy and fast recovery.

Best wishes with your back issues 🙏

Sorry to hear about your back health is not getting much better. I am sure your doctor will sort out best solutions for you. My back issue is also the key reason I came to Olympus. I decided to stick with it as I know my back is not going get any younger. My case is not so bad I need surgery and I would like to keep it that way. Anyhow, wonderful footage as usually. Cheers.

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Very nice video and get well soon.

Great video and I hope all goes well with your back.

Mycket bra filmat på Kärrhöken imponerade det är inte så lätt att hålla skärpan//JJ

Grt DennisJ_

I Just uploaded a review too, thanks so much for sharing :)

FAKE NEWS this bird is in fact beautiful. Peacocks are overrated

The problem is the lens F4.5 is just to slow, unless you have alot better light. You need to be shooting at F2.8 or F3.2 max for best results. P.s a tripod will slow you down if you need a surport then use a monopod.

In the Uk they are known as the "Black Plague" they have colonised inland from about 2000 in the `80s to over 60,000 now and have devastated most rivers and likes, many of which are now devoid of fish due to them.. --that is why they are Hated.

Amazing 😍

Hi, great images. Everything handhold? How os it to shoot 300 mm mm ithout lens IS? I plan to get this combo or maybe the olympus 150-400 variable aperture with IS. What would you recommend?

It’s beautiful. Must be a great experience to see all of these cranes. Thank you for sharing

So what of this is low light? It is all in daylight.

Great video my friend nice drone work to 😉

Nice moments captured there!

Wow! When I travelled to Japan before the covid pestilence, I went to see Japanese versions on Hokkaido island. Beautiful, beautiful birds. And Dennis has that 400mm f/2.8. Nice!

Great to see Cranes we only get a few stragglers here in the UK . So thanks for sharing all the best Mark 👍