Re: Road trip

Thanks for the input, Cliff. I’m enjoying the heck out of the camera. And, yes, the quality of photos seems amazing to me. Haven’t started playing with the video function, getting still photos down. I used to own Nikon, & lenses, film camera. Gave to my son, who collects film cams now. But, held off on a digital, for quite awhile, until the technology could bring it down to my level to be able to use! Lol! 

Brian 

Re: Road trip

Those Lumix cameras have Leica lenses and I’ve been super
impressed with the quality of the photos they take, especially the
vivid but true color they capture. As a bonus they take great
video, better than I’ve been able to get with a Nikon DSLR.

Cliff

On 4/29/23 02:32PM, lcarrigan_55 wrote:


DC-FZ80. My sister has another brand point & shoot zoom
camera, twice the cost of mine, & we compared photos. In all
honesty, we liked my camera’s better. Less pixelation at distant
zoom. Not same as those costing thousands of $$$ camera bodies
& lenses, mind you. But, for me…perfect. 

-- 
Cliff and Lisa Weisse
Island Park, Idaho
cliffandlisa@...

Road trip

Yesterday, my wife & I did a day trip to Yellowstone. In Island Park, we watched the courtship dance of 2 Sandhill Cranes for about 15 minutes. And, Mountain Bluebirds are back, counted at least 10. Back home by early evening, put the hummingbird nectar feeder out for first time this Spring. No activity yet. But, I do have a pair of courting Wild Turkeys coming into the yard &, appears, the hen may have chosen a nesting spot on the place. Had a female Cassin’s Finch come through this AM & have at least 4 Red-naped Sapsuckers on the place.

Have been asked about my camera. It’s a Panasonic Lumix with fixed 20-1200 zoom. Suspect, a professional wildlife photographer would want more advanced, but for my needs, it’s perfect. Can download the photos through WiFi right to the phone & then adjust photos. 

Brian Carrigan
Blackfoot