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❤ im beginner but you make me love this camera so im getting it 😊😊

Any chance of sharing a link to the gimbal & mount your using kind regards

Excellent tutorial. Thank you for sharing.

why did you stop posting?

Beautiful video Jon. I live on the Belgian coast and its just flat and urbanised everywhere. The High Fens is the one place in my tiny country when I truly feel nature all around me. Its an absolutely gorgeous and unique place.

I love the settup you have! Good job. I am jellous of tzher sparrowhawk hehe :)

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Great video. I'm thinking of getting the S5 II but really like the S1R. I will use it for mostly nature photography but also dog pictures and hopefully pictures of a new grandchild. Possibly taking videos eventually but more rambling along beaches, outback and mountains. Not sure what to get.

I was going to say l have never seen a sparrow hawk with legs that thick!

Wow... super...

Hi John! Those camerastands looks awsome. Whats the brand? Greatings from Sweden

Really loved the hawk reflection shot

I live in Belgium and would like to know where this is..care to share?

where can I get that lens ?

Nice sharing

beautiful images, but even more gripping videos! Greetings from a FZ2000 filmer.

Pourquoi tu n'utilise pas un trépied avec ton " Lumix "? Merci.

Hello, I recently purchased the G9 in combination with the 100-400mm and the 14-140mm f/3.5-5.6 for a safari in Tanzania that will hopefully take place this August. Your video’s have been very helpful, thanks.

Fabulous video Jon! Nothing can beat the winter light in the snow!

It's a goshawk not a sparrow hawk... :-)

Brilliant Jon, love spending time in a hide especially when it's busy. Last year when I was in Blandford the hide I visted was busy all the time, half the time you just don't know which direction to point the camera!

nice video Jon, is that hide open to the public and if so where is it ?

That’s not a Sparrowhawk. It’s a Goshawk!

Nice video, Like 31 and Greetings from Italy :)

Great information but how can you do this in photo shop please

Another great video, nice one Jon

A very pleasant way to spend a few hours Jon, although I admit these days I very rarely photograph the birds but just like to watch them come into the garden... In the last few weeks I have been out and put up about a dozen bird boxers with my mate - we are both bird lovers. I was smiling at you getting a lttle excited at the bullfinch - not to make you jealous but both male & female bullies come to my small garden, today whilst washing up the dishes I had 3 males and 2 females in at the same time🙂 Lovely bird at 11:34, was that a willow tit. I was jealous seeing the crested at 11:52, we don't get them around here. Gorgeous light n conditions to shoot in. Some cracking images. atb Alan

You are an illegal border crosser!

Amazing photos dude!

Snow just transforms a landscape I find. Lovely conditions Jon and some very nice images, the pick for me being the scene you said you had shot previously at 6:10. We have had very little snow in South Wales this winter sadly whilst recently the east coast of the UK has experienced a real dumping of white stuff. With lockdown still in operation though chances to get out and photograp stuff wouldn't have been possible even so. Enjoyable session Jon.

Great scenery and I hope to visit one day and enjoy the Belgium landscapes

Beautiful winter landscape! Nice photographs :)

Which was your favourite image from the session? Tell me in the comments below :-) !

Great vlog love the Reflection pool i love wildlife I’m building a hide watch my RUclips channel keep up the good work mate thanks

Awesome. Thank you.

Hi Jon, another enjoytable session with some cracking images. I used to do a fair bit of bird photography in my garden when I was in camera club but sorta gave it up after I got tagged the tog with bird on a stick, lol. I enjoy bird watching probably more than taking them - landscapes are my 1st love - but during the summer lockdown I decided to use the G9 to film the woodpeckers coming into my garden, it was a very enjoyable session and I put together a little video and placed it on my small channel for friends to see. I get lots of birds in my small garden as there is nothing out the back of the house apart from a small copse of trees. atb Alan ruclips.net/video/yrAAbifS5CE/видео.html

Another cracking video Jon, I think I am going to enjoy watching these.

Like Hibon below I have just stumbled across this video and your channel. Some of the best woodland photography I have seen in an age and last year in the UK we were lucky to get a good colour that lasted for more than a few days athough lockdown kept many of us away from those fabulous locations. The light in these images were exquisite Jon and that fuji really performed well. I will say I have no knowledge of you or what you normally shoot but you mention wildlife in your outro so I am guessing this "impromptu shoot" as you called it is not your genre of choice - well I must go now and just what you really like to shoot. Very enjoyable and I really couldn't pick a fave as they were all outstanding - all in one shoot n'all. Atb Alan

Good info and helpful on a few questions I had about these two lenses. Have you used the teleconverters on the 200 and, if so, is the image quality comparable between 100-400 and 200 (with converters) at the far end of zoom? Thanks

Great video! One day budget will be big enough for the 100-400 ;) for now my tamron 16-300 does still do the job, not the sharpest, but its affordable.

beautiful edited and lovely work on the portfolio man

Excellent stuff Jon, thank you.

Nice Video. The Hawk was a juvenile Goshawk, presumably a male.

Only shoot on your doorstep is a great option! subscribed only just found your channel !

Nice hide great Goshawk reflection 👍😍

Wow! Amazing! Great pictures and video! Thank you for sharing!

Dude, it wasn't a sparrowhawk, it was a goshawk! Congrats

Maybe using a flash would be of benefit in this situation.

Always good to see how you get such great images from mft, it convinces me to stick with it when I sometimes get tempted to switch to mirrorless full frame. Looking forward to more videos.

Beautiful landscape and video, too bad it was spoiled by the sound