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Haha that's right 😊. Thanks, you too

Thanks for the support! Cheers, Patrik

Luckily, the microphones survived. They were soaked, but I just dried them up and left them in some silica gel and they are working normally. Cheers, Patrik

Thank you! 😊

Thank you 😊

Thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed it 😊

Thank you for the kind words! I had an amazing time in the Netherlands 😊. Cheers, Patrik

Agree 😊 such a lovely location

My pleasure. Thank you for watching 😊

Thank you 😊

Thank you! Much appreciated :D Cheers, Patrik

Na srečo ne. Je blo še dovolj hladno, da jih ni bilo zunaj :) Oja, verjamem. To so dobri pogoji zanje...

Perfect timing! No, no, I'm still here, working on quite a few videos right now. The start of the year was very slow for me as I was trying so hard to finish the "Beginners Gear" kingfisher video, but luckily the spring was much more fruitful, and so now I'm finally getting the time to edit all of the videos that I've prepared. This hopefully means I can get back to posting more regularly as well. Thanks for such kind words and for watching! Cheers, Patrik

@@PatrikInNature Woohoo!

It would work, but it's definitely over the tripod's max payload. I would consider it if you need a really lightweight tripod for longer hikes, but for your main tripod, it is just too lightweight. Hope this helps, Patrik

Thank you!

Thanks! I checked out your channel and you have some really lovely recordings. Keep up the good work. Cheers, Patrik

@@PatrikInNature 🙏🙏👍👍

True, it's a very capable small camera. Thanks, will do. In the mean time, I have a few more videos on this topic on my channel, if you want to check them out. Cheers, Patrik

@@PatrikInNature absolutely delighted with your other works

Thank you, it means a lot!

Thank you for the kind words 😊

@@PatrikInNature you are very welcome!

Thank you, glad to hear that! Cheers, Patrik

Yeah, it really opens up new possibilities, no matter the level of equipment 😊 I hope you manage some great shots with it. Patrik

You are welcome! Cheers, Patrik

Awesome, appreciated! 😊

Well it depends on your style of shooting, use case: photo/video etc. If you tell me more in detail how you are going to use it, I can give you more accurate advice. The difference is in the monitor as well. If you plan to use it for photographing and filming yourself, I suggest the Z30, because the screen is fully articulating.

@@PatrikInNature as a Wildlife Photographer I need Suggestions, Specially Birds, Tigers & Elephant I shoot without Tripod

I would go for the Z50. The viewfinder will be useful to you.

@@PatrikInNature Okk .Thank You!!

It's more than good enough. Like I mention in the video, you really don't need high end specs to achieve these photos :)

@@PatrikInNature Yeah, you are right. I have 75-300MM lens and I still take sharp photos with it when the bird is in range. We have to take a start from somewhere with whatever gear we have" because most of the people can't afford expensive cameras like me. So I have to work with whatever gear I have.

Right, with the 300mm you are getting enough zoom to get really good photos. The skill and approach is everything and it doesn't cost you much. Good luck with your photography 😊

Thanks :)

Thanks :)

Thank you. Yeah, I see what you mean. It's interesting to hear your experience. When I was travelling through Denmark, I was there for a vacation and only got to photograph animals at opportunities along the way. The closest to a really wild experience was when I photographed Bison on Bornholm. Because of that, it's hard for me to comment about it. One wild place that comes to mind is Lille Vildmose. Cheers, Patrik

True, but that was not the point of the video. If you listen, I say in the video that any lens with such focal lenght will work, even ones without autofocus and stabilisation. Such lenses are generally much cheaper and will work just fine. Cheers, Patrik

Thanks :)

It's a lot of money for me as well. With this video, I wanted to show that you don't necessarily need a telephoto lens that costs a couple thousand to get good-looking photos of kingfishers. If you are interested, I just posted a new video where I use the Z30 and a Sigma 70-200mm, and the photos are maybe even better compared to these shot with 150-600mm.

I hope it works for you as well and you manage some good shots. Cheers, Patrik

Thanks for watching. Cheers, Patrik

Thank you

Happy to hear that. I hope it will prove useful to you. I'm looking forward to seeing more of the footage that you captured in the Amazon! Cheers, Patrik

Thanks! 😊

Happy to hear that! Thank you for watching 😊 Cheers, Patrik

Oh that's a pleasant surprise 😊 nice to meet you too. I subscribed to you and will be checking out your videos! Thanks for watching and commenting. Cheers, Patrik

Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching 😊

Thank you so much! Glad to hear that; it's what I hoped it to be.

Bravo 💪

Correct, it's a pack of jackals! 💪

​@@PatrikInNature Yay! They sound different from other ones I've heard online but it was definitely the first wild pup that sprang to mind 🐶

Good guess, that would be awesome, but unfortunatelly it was recorded in a place where there's no monkeys, so... 😊

Same

I can give you a hint... it's a mammal :)

I cheated and looked at the other comments. I would not have guessed jackals, but I have never heard them before. My first thought was wolves, but it sounded too different.

Yeah they sound similar to wolfs, but to my ears jackals move their pitch up and down more as compared to the wolfs who howl more "evenly". Hearing them in person is quiet an experience :)

Good luck :)