I have the p900, brilliant bit of gear etc but still quite bulky to lug around the tops. But at the end of the day a spotter is a bulky item also and the camera is a lot cheaper than the spotter
I have the p900, brilliant bit of gear etc but still quite bulky to lug around the tops. But at the end of the day a spotter is a bulky item also and the camera is a lot cheaper than the spotter
Have a look at some of my latest vids. They're all filmed with an SX60hs. I really like them, mine has taken a beating and still keeps on going.
https://www.youtube.com/user/cairnzy..._as=subscriber
Have a bit of a look on youtube to find out how to use it properly and you'll get some nice results. They'll never be as good as a DLSR or expensive superzoom, but they're only a few hundred bucks!!
Ryan mantions wifi/bluetooth ... the canon also has this capability.
I'm drawn to the mountains and the bush, it's where life is clear, where the world makes the most sense.
Hey Josh yeh your videos are what made me backtrack to the sx60 vs the p900. Only realised it was your account when I saw that awesome 10 you had got. I was going to flick you a pm.
sx60hs is like $430 at Noel Lemming. Just picked one up as seemed to cheap to miss, along with a tripod
Linked into phone so you can control zoom and take photos wirelessly
Will try this weekend
I have the P900 I use bird mode for animals when I'm in a hurry, push ok button and it goes straight to 800mm. The canon is old tech now, so why not the Nikon b700? You will get better results doing some web research on the best modes to use with the P900. I have picked up heaps from Matt Winters articles in NZ Hunter using manual modes on DSLR and applied it to the p900.
Last edited by Tuidog; 31-03-2018 at 10:51 PM.
First time out with the new camera
These are taken on auto setting and not photoshoppwd or played with at all. Seem decent enough to judge an animal
Taken in fading light and cloud at 900m at about 6pm
Same animal but digital zoom used
Take at 11am 1100m with digital zoom
800m optical zone low light approx 6.15pm
1350m optical zone only and before I worked out the timer option
I have a Nikon P600 and like it. I use it for videoing on my hunting trips as well as photos. To see what its like look up backblocks hunting on youtube. All of the recent videos are taken with the Nikon.
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