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They are OK but for the price I think you should be able to get Better ones. The biggest issue I have is the False Information they state on the website. Note that they are based on IR lights, If the light cannot pass the throught the fog they wouldn't work. maybe if you wanted longer range in the Garder you could use fixed IR lights at the bottom giving you that little more range.

For these I take out the SD card and plug the SD card into the PC using a USB SD Card reader.

@rpcamera I think I might be having a problem with that part- well, with the cameras I purchased along with these- in that it requires a 3 or 4G network, and not 5. Is that an issue with these and plugging it into your PC? if not, I might try your suggestion for these, as well!

The dipper wasn't too far up the path passed the Falls. I would say about 1/2 way between the Falls and where the path pulls away for the rivers edge

The Kingfisher was up an down the whole path

@ Fantastic, thank you so much, whether time of year was this. I used to live in Pembrokeshire, now in Cheshire, but visit the area every couple of months, and that would make a great stop on the way home, thanks for getting back to me

@@alunlambert7456 this was in September, weather wasn't too bad but had been raining often during the week.

@@rpwildtravels Looked really good wags kings and dippers, are you on Facebook or instagram

Sorry, Please let me know what was missing from the video?

River Nevern Wildfowl Conservation Area upto Newport Beach, Wales

@rpcamera ahh I see on the map its a diff newport from where I live, such a pity.

@@adragonphotography Yea, Wales has two Newport. One day I will be going to Newport Near Cardiff to check out the reserve there.

@@adragonphotography I have some videos from the Forest of Dean and Symonds Yat which isn't too far away from Cardiff Newport.

@rpcamera don't bother with the reserve, I went there last year and it was great easy access to see the small waterways that were cut back, places for squirrels to feed near the entrance shed so thought we would try again this year during summer once more. Everything was over grown, half the pathways through the middle were closed due to maintenance issues (the floating bridges had sunk) it was so difficult to see the water ways even from the main bird hide that had a colony of bees inhabiting the outside frame the water wax difficult to see because nothing was cut back, it was almost like it had been abandoned, their only concern was for a rare bee that had made a home somewhere on tne reserve. Tho there was lots and lots of pretty wild flowers there which I suposed attracted the bees in the first place lol. All I managed to photograph was a single swan. I can do better than that at park I go to that has a whole family of swans/cygnets and ducks and other birds plus squirrels. Basically it was very disappointing.

For video, mainly 4k 120FPS using DX mode (2.3x crop) and FX mode depending how much zoom I want. Shutter 250, Aperture 6.3, ISO Auto up to 20K. Photos would be a little tricky. I have done a First impression review of the 800mm PF and I am soon going to be working on a 2nd Review after having the lens for a while

ua-cam.com/video/XLxd7-mzOe0/v-deo.html first review

⁠@@rpwildtravelswas wondering about the mm in the title. Now I know it is for vid. That’s a pretty big crop

@@thomastuorto9929 The way the Z8 works, If you record at 4k 120FPS, you would be able to change to DX mode which is 2.3x Crop. BUT it still records at 4K so isn't like a Photo crop. I.e. If you DX crop a photo it goes from a 45MP image to a 19MP image. You need to remember that 4K is only a 8.3MP images.

@@rpwildtravels Thanks. I still shoot the D810 & only have shot a couple very short vids in jpeg & have done no editing. Great explanation

Lenscoat - I would recommend it on Stormy Weather or at the beach but it is a pain, makes it tricky to find the buttons. I now tend to use Hide Clamps with a video head and a Tripod or Monopod depending on what if I plan to sit and wait or walk around. I do need a better tripod tho... mine isn't great.

do you mean you want to see Goshawks?

@@rpwildtravels for you to make and see goshawk video

@@DaveSandell-w6r I will be going after them in March/April during Display season. I do have a couple of DISTANCE videos of them in one of my first video (Dippers and Goshawk Search) and in A "Day With The Peregrine Falcon at Symonds Yat!" But still not got anything within a good distance yet.... Fingers Crossed

Thank you, Corrected Title.

At least 500 meters

@@davidcannon1148 Thank you, I assume that was at the hide I was sat in at the time. Did later find that there is another hide which is down a very long (for me) track which might be closer if they are still in view.

Yes it from the hide you were in

Ideally you should use 30FPS 4K or 8K, But to take advantage of the 2.3x Crop I tend to use 120FPS at 4K. I would recommend using Auto ISO in Manual setting with your Shutter at 2x of your FPS (Me at 120FPS, Shutter 250) and Aperture set for needs.

@@rpwildtravelsGreat info, thx!

I haven't yet no, But I will give that a try. Just finished recording a video with this lens using a 1.4TC though. but that will be a while before it is uploaded (Estimate 11 weeks).

Tend to us 4k 10bit (MOV) - 120 FPS mainly- Then I can use DX Mode to get a extra 2.3x crop still at 4k making my 800mm a 1840mm lens. I have now started using 8k sometimes with a large aperture (F8-10) at 60FPS when I don't know where something is going to pop up (i.e. Dolphine, Seal, or a bird fishing). Then I can 2x crop into the video and still have 4k results but have a much better chance of capturing the moment they break the surface.

I edit the videos in Davinci at the moment at 30 FPS but do sometimes need to slow down the 120FPS footage a little to prevent the double (shadow) frames on the wings of flying birds.

Thank you.

Anywhere that allows public access paid or not paid by law needs to allow assistance dogs onto the location under the Equality Act 2010 - Refusing access will result in fines. if you believe otherwise show me the government documentation stating that assistance dogs can be refused. Website Ref www.equalityhumanrights.com/guidance/assistance-dogs-guide-all-businesses

Thank you, Have a even better day the 2 days later at greylakes, Video goes up Monday.

Don't get any better with the 800mm. I don't mind kids being there and kids being a little excited about the birds they see, But these ones wasn't there for the wildlife. They needed to be at a play park. They wasn't there the next day so I was able to see some beauties and rare birds... Video Coming Monday.

@@rpwildtravels Looking forward to watching this vlog

Thank you

Glad you enjoyed it

She is an assistance dog, There is no Registration for Assistance Animals. OTAD is fully classed as an Assistance Dog.

@@rpwildtravels so could I just call my dog my Assistance Dog?

​@@duffyellie If you have a need for a assistance dog and it has been trained to a high standard.

I am new to RP wild travels. I've watched this little dog just like everyone else. She is obviously well trained and obediant in a way most dog owners aspire to. If a dog (cat, budgie, shetland pony or whatever) causes no alarm or disturbance where is the harm?

@@shanestewart4905 Thank you, Just realized in this video I haven't shown much of Dora (dog) in this video. She has been trained to sit in her bed when we are in the hides and when the bed has been put down.

Medical Condition

@@rpwildtravels Not really an answer. Support dogs do tend to be for that. I just wonder what condition required one on a nature reserve.

@@bardot777 Sorry, I'm not willing to go pubic with the medical condition

Not an official assistance dog then? Are you registered disabled?

At least the dog is well trained... I've seen other entitled twerps who have just as much lack of respect for the rules but less trained dogs.

I can confirm that these are not true wild boar, They was bread for farming. I provide more information in this video ua-cam.com/video/_cLf15BN2o4/v-deo.html

I believe that Dora is treated well and following proven training guides which creates no harm to the dog.

A bit cruel? Given the choice Dora would almost certainly always want to be out with her pack leader. Don't mistake that doe eyed hurt look for a human expression and remember in a wild pack situation such disobediance would be punished by a sharp nip at the very least.

No Problem, I try to give credit where possible.

Depends on which Bit, in this video parts are Handheld, Monopod and Tripod.

When I have the van Sweden would be one of the places I will go as I have some Friends there. In the UK we have a service BirdGuides.com which reports birds been seen in the UK. do you know if Sweden have a similar service?

Most will include Import VAT (UK), If you don't mind waiting a little longer it should be fine. I would recommend SLRhut. Used them a couple of times with no issues yet.

@patrickmolloy6994 yea the lens cover may be a too much hassle. It does OK with control wheel cover missing. I mainly want it as a extra protection. Might try a different cover in the future. I will be doing a proper review of the lens in the future once I feel I have got really used to its nature.

May have been unfair with the speed of the af. It maybe because I am used to the f4 which was super fast however noisy and at 5 kg heavy for my legs. I am enjoying the 800mm and will be doing a review in the future once I have had it for a while I am please so far.

I will bare that in mind on future edits. These days i tend to reduce the music a lot more so you can hear the sounds of the location.

@@rpwildtravels Bless you. Many thanks.