Bird Photography in North Norfolk 

Thanks you for the very kind comment. Glad you liked it.

Sorry you have no mud for waders in your area. glad you enjoyed watching the video anyway.

Thanks for the very kind comment. Glad you liked it.

Thank for the kind comment, especially about regarding locations.

Thanks for the very kind comment Richard. It's very much appreciated.

Thanks for the kind comment Steve. Norfolk is a top location for birds and wildlife.

It certainly is. One of the tops spots in the UK.

Thanks Jon. Glad you liked it.

Thanks Michael. Yes, I agree. Barn Owls are rather special.

Thanks for the very kind comment. It very much appreciated.

Thanks Richard. Norfolk is an incredible location for bird photography.

Thank you for the very kind comment Alison. Its much appreciated . Happy Easter

Thanks for the kind comment James. It's much apreciated

Thanks for the very kind comment

Cheers Steve. Much appreciated. Glad you liked it.

Pensthorpe can be very good. Hope you have a good time visiting Norfolk.

Cheers Mike. I was the Snettisham footage was better. The light was grim.

Merci pour le gentil commentaire Philippe. Content que tu aies aimé. Meilleurs vœux

Thanks John. Your kind comments are always welcome.

Thanks Bill. Glad you liked it.

Thanks for the kind comment Phil. Norfolk is a great location for bird photography.

Thanks Chris. Much appreciated. I was particularly pleased with the Barn Owl shots.

Thanks Steve. Its an area that definately worth a visit.

Thanks for commenting. The lighter evenings should make a differnce and good luck with your resident Barnie.

@@rogerhance5883 The great thing is I can usually see it appear through my front room window whilst I am eating my dinner so it's grab the camera and off I go. The best way! :)

@@JoeMaranophotography Your a very lucky man Joe. I am very envious. 🤢

@@rogerhance5883 Just remember I have to try and photograph them with a 225 area contrast only detect AF system 🤣

Thanks for the kind comment Andre. Much appreciated.

It is a great area Mark. You say `when it stops raining ` ? Dont you me `if it ever stops raining ` !!!!! 😂

Yes, this weekend it is the 40 mile an hour gusts as well😢Doing a review / interview in a hide tomorrow ! @@rogerhance5883

Cheers Gary. It is more spectacular being there and watching it than it appears in the video.

@@rogerhance5883 I bet, I am hoping to do a Norfolk road trip in the motorhome this summer - instead of Skomer and Wales.

@@TheGazzadj Its well worth a visit gary. Its not as far as Skomer and Wales either.

Thanks for the kind comment Simon. The MC20 should be fine with the 40-150mm F2.8. You may not get every shot pin sharp, but certainly most of them. I find up to ISO 1600, digital nosie is not that much of a problem. You will only see it in dark areas of the background, or if photographing a dark bird against a pale sky. It also depends on how much you are cropping the image. In good, light I can crop up to 2/3rd of the image away ( if I need to) . In poor light I cannot crop more than a 1/3rd of the images (without it affecting the quality) If I really have to up the ISO, I will use noise reduction. Genreally speaking, I have been using TopazDeNoise which is excellent. I recently shot a Barn Owl (in my previous video) in quite atrocious light. I found using the Noise Reduction in Adobe camera raw to be the best way to process it. Hope this helps.

@@rogerhance5883 thank you. Someone else also recommended Topaz too. Just another question - do you have a video explaining the difference between h and l modes. I did find an article recommending the l setting for bird photography. Would you agree?

@@simonpraill541 Not quite sure what you mean when you say `h and I modes` ?

@@rogerhance5883 sorry, the continuous focus modes h and l to try and capture birds in flight.