I've often been fumbling about with someone's PandS under the eyes of the owners.
Being used to a DSLR its not so easy to find change modes, exposure, focus point, aperture settings if possible.

I can't avoid felling a bit although they are often leaving with a better photo.

Very good shots, better than what I expected from that lens.
Pitty that it suffers from the same PF as its smaller brother the 300mm F2.8

Sale offer ends on the 13th of January.

That certaainly seems to deliver on almost all requirements, really heavy lenses excluded.

I think those might be hard to find since the function of the tripod id to provide stable base at a customizable height. Other functionalities are reserved for the heads (swivel, tilting).

Sold pending payment.

I've used this no more than a handfull of times.
I've misplaced the original back cap, so I'll provide another one. It comes with original front cap and box.
It is impecable. It works well but at 2x it cuts the light a bit so you'll have to turn up the ISO.

I'm guessing this is made by Sigma as most Quantaray lenses (some are Tamron designs I hear).



DSC03637 by eduardodourado, on Flickr

AFAIK it does not allow for SDM.

Price is £25 shipped to UK.

For those using Dona Nook for their business (paid workshops) should have to be aproved by the managers of the park to perform their work. Maybe this would entail passing a training phase where some guidelines on behaviour that is considered safe in the park. These could get on the beach closer to the animals, but still observing behaviour that is not disruptive.

Maybe also implement restrictions on group dimensions (however their nature).

I hope they do not enforce a general prohibition.

Price revision:
K10D pack: £300 posted insured to UK.

DAL 55-300mm sold pending payment.