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Thanks Wobby! Good to hear from you and .. sort of 'YES' .. thinking of giving up on mirrorless since it won't be able to get shot like this . Mirrorless works with 90% of bird shots but the last 10% won't happen because the TV-liked viewfinder can not and does not allow tracking fast moving birds well (only a mirror setup of the DSLR allow full viewing at all time). I got tired of tending to 7 cameras and 4 camera systems. 

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Grazie Mille Giangiorgio! Good to here from you!  It's very nice to come back to my Canon setup after a while now. I always know my Canon setup is the best but it's my ache left bicept that leads me to try various lighter system.  I used to shoot 4/3 Olympus and was relatively happy with Olympus. The new mirrorless Oly's is light years ahead of what I had but being mirrorless it's different from the DSLR 4/3 Oly's I had. I don't think mirrorless can allow shooting fast flying bird due to the 'TV' view finder. I am thinking of going back to just Canon and Sony (Canon for birdshooting and Sony for lanscape and travel).

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Well, no matter the equipment, it's the finger on the shutter that produces excellent shots like this.  You're the best... Mike

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Thanks Mr. Mancil! Thanks for the vote of confidence, I know I am fast but I know a few who are .. faster. LOL!  Since you shoot Nikon I want to let you in a tempting secret  and that's the D500 + Nikon 200-500mm  . A lot of my bird shooting friends had gone to the 'dark' side bought this Nikon setup, some even sold all their Canon and live off this setup.  I am wondering  doing an 'Edward Snowden' myself  ... to see how good it is.  :-) .... I've been shooting Canon the last 40+ years and I will always consider myself a Canon man regardless what I use to shoot but I think Mr. Canon should consider something along what Sony mirrorless is doing so I don't have to have too many system. If any maker ever put together a good system with lenses that fit my need Mr. Canon can kiss me 'adios' .. too.  :-)

 

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