K3ingfisher and other birds

K3 arrived yesterday. First time out this morning



Kingfisher by Alan Wennington, on Flickr



Mute Swan by Alan Wennington, on Flickr



Nuthatch by Alan Wennington, on Flickr



Blue Tit by Alan Wennington, on Flickr



Bluey and Woody by Alan Wennington, on Flickr



Treecreeper by Alan Wennington, on Flickr

Are you deliberately trying to upset me. 'cause it's working

Superb set!

I'm still saving up for the long Sigma lens to try to do what you do so brilliantly Alan. Very nice set as expected.

Many of us will be interested to hear how you have benefited from the new camera over the K5 with your long lenses.

As ever, a stunning set there Alan.

Great shots!

Brilliant set, Alan, but perhaps not so brilliant in that they've tested my resolve to stay away from SRS until K-3 prices begin to drop...

Great set Alan ...... and all cropped from 1/4 of the frame!

OK, OK - first time out with a K3 and you come back with a (superb) photo of a kingfisher !! Some of us had to wait donkey's years just to see one !

As ever, brilliant photos, Alan - well done. I also look forward to you reporting on your K3 experiences.

Regards
Nigel

Were these taken with your 250-600? Brill set BTW

Cracking shots, absolutely first class.

karlo

Shed loads of wonderment here Alan. Superb images.

Thanks for taking time to leave feedback.

I do like the K3, but focus tracking aside, I've always thought my K5 is fabulous. I haven't shared the concerns that the likes of David (Storm) have had.

But I was looking for a second body, and didn't know whether to go for a K5IIs or a K30. The K3 has the snappier AF of the K5IIs and no AA filter, but with a safety net. It also has the focus peaking of the K30. So, I've got the best of both. And then they've added extra to it too.

Still need to check out the tracking

Cracking shots there

Waw stunning set.