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I just got an R7, and paired it with a canon RF 100-400 mm lens plus a 1.4x extender. The crop sensor on the R7 takes the big Sig out to 800mm equivalent but I get close to that with my lens and extender though the ISO would be better on yours with a low light at full stretch. You would have somewhat better aperture but the canon lens is better quality. Whatever you do, keep the lens away from rain and don't let it get any moisture on it. I have a Sigma 150-600 Contemporary which has been ruined after about five years with a DSLR, getting condensation and muck deposits on at least three levels of internal lenses, though I do live in a very wet area, and I have had to retire it. Hardly had time to work out all the settings, but for bird photography with the R7 you can't go past the TH-cam video on it by Jan Wegner.

Congrats on the new rig Jamie, nice to see other people keen on wildlife photography, happy snapping !!! 🤠😎

What mount is the sigma lens to go on the R7?

weighty lens but you do get used to it...I am waiting for the 60-600 sigma L-mount to come down a little bit more then will pull the trigger on that.I have never seen brolgas before either but caught 2 feeding in a rice field at deniliquin coupla months back but I only had a zeiss sonnar150mm lens with me which just ws'nt enough...Great captures by You...Enjoy Jamie.Look fwd to watching your journey.(subd)

You should have went to the T-section, that’s where the rare birds are presently seen. You need to go back and take photos of the White-rumped Sandpiper, Pectoral Sandpiper, Long-toed Stint, Broad-billed Sandpiper, Australian Spotted Crakes…etc. All mostly seen in just one location -the Crake Pond inside T-Section.

That was actually a Whistling Kite not a Falcon. Falcons are more around seagull size

Great job and great location. Been there a number of times. Has some rare and endangered species there at various times.

can i edit your photos for you

It was nice to see you and your husband birding together. Hopefully he'll catch the bug and become a birder. There's an Aussie birdtuber I follow who did a great series of videos on fairywrens, which was the first time I'd heard of them. You did a great job capturing yours. I wish I could offer suggestions on where you should go but I don't know Australia at all! 😅. Good luck and Happy Birding!

Glad to see you've kept up the birding 😊

What are the mountains at 4:46 ?

Ok glad i found your link, so this is my first time using this machine. This is not one of my hobbies its something new I need to make stencils for my RC vehicles and Military vehicles which are my hobbies. I figured buying this machine would be much cheaper then buying stickers and stencils from others.I’m going to give it a try to make a stencil picture. I like your video.

Thank you for making this video, I got my daughter a cricut for xmas and we had a hard moment and its hard to figure everything out, im so glad we found you nad we will continue to follow you! merry christmas

Photographing flying-fox bats is an exhilarating experience that blends wildlife observation with creative artistry. These large fruit bats, known for their impressive wingspans and endearing faces, are most active during twilight and nighttime, providing photographers with unique opportunities to capture dramatic silhouettes against vibrant sunsets or the glow of the moon. Their agile flight patterns and the way they cluster in trees during the day offer dynamic and visually striking compositions. The challenge of freezing their motion mid-air, combined with the beauty of their translucent wings catching the light, makes photographing them both rewarding and technically demanding. Additionally, these bats play a crucial ecological role as pollinators and seed dispersers, making their images not only stunning but also a powerful tool for raising awareness about their conservation. Whether perched in a roost or soaring through the sky, flying-fox bats are captivating subjects that inspire awe and respect for the natural world. Im thrilled you got to see it.

nice video

I'm interested in replicating stickers and sticker design. Would my scanner need to be the highest quality? What type of printer in needed? Looks like there may be a learning curve using the cricket

can I use printable sticker paper for the printer?

Wow! Awesome spot, I'll have to check it out

Nice. That would be cool to see those bats .

can you use normal paper in the printer when you print it? or do u have to have special paper to print it? x

Wow! Looks like a great spot for a honeymoon !

Haha sounds like adhd

Hiii JamiePlease help me😵‍💫My Cricuit Explorer Airr 2..only allows for my mat to grip but i noticed that the up/down arrow will not blink . the arrows light did not blink before i inserted mat but it did grip the mat but no blinking??

How to re calibrate the circut

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how did you attach your printed sticker paper onto the mat? It never shown in any tutorial i watch

What’s for dinner tonight?

I'd love to make these but the link doesn't give me the download for design space. Can you please help me?

What paper did you use?

Can you please tell me the name of the printer that you're using to go with the cricut? And the type of material you're using please

Hey Jamie! Just sent you an email :)

Still my machine didnt cutting correctly with all these steps , i dont know why ?

Hello, I have cricut but dont have a printer yet. Can I print it first to the printing shop then cut it at home? Is it possible?

could i use any printer to print to cut? what paper do you use

Nice, how do you aligh the printed sheet with the cutter so its cuts exactly?

I need to know this but for draw and cut. Would you PLEASE show a solution for draw and cut not lining up on an explore air 3???

Hi! So I looked up Procreate because it’s the first I’ve ever heard of if, and I’m wondering do you have a free version or do you have to pay for it ?

What’s the name of the other program you use? Will you spell if for me and I’m going to try it out. I agree that the Cricut Design Space does take up so much room from the page.

What keyboard shortcut do you use to duplicate the design?

Hi! Thank you for video! I have a question, the cricut soft is free?

which Cricut do you recommend for total beginners and that's user friendly and site to buy?

how does it cut? is it a laser or what?

This was very fun and helpful! Thank you!

Thanks for this. I've been a graduate student for a while and just got a job at a College where I'll be teaching five days a week in the Fall. It's not a 9-5, technically because I'll be teaching two classes a day most days, but I haven't taught five days a week since I taught English in Japan a long time ago. Thus, I've been thinking about ways to prepare myself for my new working reality in the upcoming semester. Your tips were very helpful. I'll be looking forward to the routine, but I suspect I'll be doing a lot of birding in the afternoons to decompress (hobby 😊). Best of luck to you, as a new birder too, and whatever else you're doing.

Great captures ❤

Really enjoyed this video. Your new birder enthusiasm is infectious and it was nice taking this joirney with you from St. Lucia, West Indies. Australia is such a great place for birding and nature enthusiasts and I hope to visit someday.

So many wonderful bird sightings! ✨✨

YOU ARE THE ABSOLUTE BEST!!!!Thank you!!!❤❤❤

I am new to birding and love it. What is the 5th bird in your sequence?

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