Wonderful footage of the spanish imperial eagle, a pride for my country. Mike, you have to photograph the bearded vulture in the Pyrenees, it is another wonder bird of Spain.
Another great video Mike, I'm surprised you can't take photos while videoing, I use the Canon R7 and can take photos while I'm recording video, looking forward to the Goshawk...
Great footage. I've also had that vibration problem in wooden hides with people moving around. I was the only one shooting video so was the only one affected. Everyone else was doing photos so weren't bothered.
Marvelous footage Mike. That puts my two seconds of a Marsh harrier on Salisbury Plain the other night to shame unfortunately. Incredible set up well worth the heat great video 👍
Really loved your eagle videos and photos, I am really impressed by the Om camera and that fabulous 15-400mm lens.Its so expensive to switch system, I have canon including a 600mm lens, a 400mm f4,0 and 70- 200mm lenses + some of the nice sigma art lenses, but I feel more and more tempted...
These eagles are majestic. But I must say on a big 27" screen the FullHD from OM-1 shows its not very good image quality. I wonder if C-AF 4K120p from G9II and slowing down the footage a bit more with Davinci Resolve 18.5 frame interpolation wouldn't yield more pleasing results. I am still trying to sell my GH6, and maybe even the OM-1 to replace it with G9 II. Also with such a low Mpix count you have to always try to fill the frame with your subject, as the image is not so croppable so you always risk clipping a wing or a tail.
Stunning video and stills, Mike. Have you ever considered controlling the camera's operation using an app on your 'phone? It would be useful when shooting from the hide with your Belgian mate; and could possibly avert a war between your two countries. 😉😀
Mike, your images are always pin sharp. Do you turn off the image stabilising system on your cameras and lenses when using a tripod and or monopod? Thank you for the excellent videos. Alun
I never switch IS off and use a tripod most of the time. Even on a tripod IS has work to do. It is an easy test. With a 300mm lens (and larger) on a tripod activate IS by holding down the shutter button and look in the viewfinder. Now switch IS off and do the same. With it off you will see lots of shake in the viewfinder caused by your hand on the shutter button. IS gets rid of this, even on a tripod and I have never seen a downside. At fast shutter speeds maybe there is no advantage either.
Great shots, really enjoyed that, magnificent birds!. Just one question to ask Mike, do you have some particular bird or habitat anywhere that you really want to photograph or visit that you haven’t had the chance to yet. Lots of us would be curious (or a bit nosey!) to know that. Thanks.
Great video. I laughed when Frederic said, `Mike is all me, me, me ! ` 😂 Are you going to try the Panasonic GH6 II for video ? I wonder if its any better than the OM1 for slow mo video ?
The spec looks good, but I have not seen any convincing demos that the AF for video is better. If I have the money I will buy one to try, but funds are low. I think the tax man expects me to pay for this several miles of this new railway!
Wonderful footage of the spanish imperial eagle, a pride for my country. Mike, you have to photograph the bearded vulture in the Pyrenees, it is another wonder bird of Spain.
Beautiful Bird
Thanks for sharing! Wonderful video. Always learn something from you!!❤
So glad!
Another excellent and enjoyable Saturday morning watch
Thanks for the visit
Absolutely super Mike, I really enjoyed every minute.
Glad to hear it!
Thanks so much for sharing another wonderful video like always 🐦
Thank you too
Great tip about using Focus Peaking with slow motion video.
Glad you liked it!!
Great video, thanks
Glad you liked it!
Nice video, Mike. I visited the place in wintertime a couple of years ago.
Good to hear!
Great stuff Mike
Thanks.
beautiful as ever Mike, thanks so much.
My pleasure!
Fantastic video and images Mike! Looking forward to the goshawk!
Coming soon!
Excellent video Mike I see you are very happy with the Om1 after you switch from Sony 👍👍
Yes I am but would be happy either way.
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Saludos desde España...
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Majestic birds! Another great video
Many thanks!
Wonderful as always thanks for sharing . Stunning birds
Many thanks
Excellent stills and video as always Mike nice tip about the poo 😊
Thanks.
Wonderful series of videos from Spain Mike.
Thank you.
Lovely images great thank you
Many thanks
Was recently at El Taray during the summer and was also lucky to see the Egyptian Mongoose, initially I thought it was an Otter !
It is a species I like.
Great footage Mike! nice episode for sure 😀
Glad you enjoyed it. I am doing a number of short films on settings on the OM-1. 2-3 minutes long. Keeps me occupied!
Hello Mike
fantastic vidéo
Glad you enjoyed it
Superb footage and an amazing place.
Glad you enjoyed it
Another great video Mike, I'm surprised you can't take photos while videoing, I use the Canon R7 and can take photos while I'm recording video, looking forward to the Goshawk...
Loved the eagle on the branch shot, just before you changed hides. Great work!
Thanks.
Lovely slow motion Mike, thanks for sharing.
Shame we have to manually focus with slow motion.
Great footage.
I've also had that vibration problem in wooden hides with people moving around. I was the only one shooting video so was the only one affected. Everyone else was doing photos so weren't bothered.
Yes vibration with video is an issue.
Great footage, just the type of quality you used to expect from Mike Lane. 👍
Thanks.
Green woodpeckers and perhaps surprisingly, hummingbird hawk-moths also crap just before taking flight.
I would imagine most bird species do, but it is hard to see in smaller species.
Marvelous footage Mike. That puts my two seconds of a Marsh harrier on Salisbury Plain the other night to shame unfortunately. Incredible set up well worth the heat great video 👍
Glad you enjoyed it
Really loved your eagle videos and photos, I am really impressed by the Om camera and that fabulous 15-400mm lens.Its so expensive to switch system, I have canon including a 600mm lens, a 400mm f4,0 and 70- 200mm lenses + some of the nice sigma art lenses, but I feel more and more tempted...
Glad you like them!
These eagles are majestic. But I must say on a big 27" screen the FullHD from OM-1 shows its not very good image quality. I wonder if C-AF 4K120p from G9II and slowing down the footage a bit more with Davinci Resolve 18.5 frame interpolation wouldn't yield more pleasing results. I am still trying to sell my GH6, and maybe even the OM-1 to replace it with G9 II. Also with such a low Mpix count you have to always try to fill the frame with your subject, as the image is not so croppable so you always risk clipping a wing or a tail.
Stunning video and stills, Mike. Have you ever considered controlling the camera's operation using an app on your 'phone? It would be useful when shooting from the hide with your Belgian mate; and could possibly avert a war between your two countries. 😉😀
I believe I have the app, but it goes unused.
hi mike
thanks for this beautiful video. Have you suffered from air vibrations due to the heat?
yours sincerely
Not normally. My subjects are usually too close.
Looks very similar to Scotland's Golden Eagle.
I think they used to call it the White-shouldered eagle because of the white patches. Otherwise I think it would be hard to tell the difference.
How are they attracting the eagles to the hide?
Its a feeding station.
Mike, your images are always pin sharp. Do you turn off the image stabilising system on your cameras and lenses when using a tripod and or monopod? Thank you for the excellent videos. Alun
I never switch IS off and use a tripod most of the time. Even on a tripod IS has work to do. It is an easy test. With a 300mm lens (and larger) on a tripod activate IS by holding down the shutter button and look in the viewfinder. Now switch IS off and do the same. With it off you will see lots of shake in the viewfinder caused by your hand on the shutter button. IS gets rid of this, even on a tripod and I have never seen a downside. At fast shutter speeds maybe there is no advantage either.
Great shots, really enjoyed that, magnificent birds!. Just one question to ask Mike, do you have some particular bird or habitat anywhere that you really want to photograph or visit that you haven’t had the chance to yet. Lots of us would be curious (or a bit nosey!) to know that. Thanks.
British wise it was the Golden oriole, but I did it this year. In Europe it would be the Duponts lark. Does not get photographed often.
Great video. I laughed when Frederic said, `Mike is all me, me, me ! ` 😂 Are you going to try the Panasonic GH6 II for video ? I wonder if its any better than the OM1 for slow mo video ?
The spec looks good, but I have not seen any convincing demos that the AF for video is better. If I have the money I will buy one to try, but funds are low. I think the tax man expects me to pay for this several miles of this new railway!
@@MikeLaneFRPS I have not seen any comparisson videos yet. I will stick with the OM1.
Lovely video. Are the birds gathering at the hides because they are baited or is there a water source.
Both are available.
Are those insects by the Egyptian moongoose some hornets? It really looks like that.
I would call them wasps.
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