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Thanks very much, I'm glad you enjoyed it! And enjoy Glen Etive too! Cheers👍

Hahaha! French as well as English?😂🤣😂 Cheers👍

Thanks very much Peter! Yes, they're great from a safe distance! Hope all well? Cheers👍

Thanks very much guys for your comments, much appreciated! Cheers👍

Thanks very much Andrew, I'm glad you like it! I had no idea about Roger Waters, or Muddy Waters for that matter!🤣👍

Thanks for your kind words! Yes, I would love to do the Canadian too, maybe one day? The Rocky M is a very different experience of course and yes, quite expensive, particularly if you travel Gold Class! Cheers👍

Thank you monsieur Sartre🤣👍

Thanks very much Peter! Cheers👍👍

Thanks very much John!👍👍

Thanks very much! Cheers👍

Thanks very much, I'm pleased you enjoyed it! It's certainly well worth a visit! Cheers👍

Yes, it is a shame, but we were on holiday, and I wasn't aware of it at the time either. But yes, it would've been great to hike to, had we the time! Cheers👍

Thanks very much! Yes, I can well imagine just how muddy it would've been in places too! Cheers👍

I'm sure you're going to enjoy the results from this lens! Cheers👍

Thank you! Yes, more views would be great! Anyway, I'm glad my Vid has saved you money, as the Skywalk is not as dramatic as it looks and too crowded! Cheers👍

Hi, Thanks for your comments! No, I haven't tried the 1.4TC as yet, but will hopefully in the next couple of weeks! The 100-400 is a lens I was hoping to get, but the 70-300 was more affordable and practical! Cheers👍

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@NigelHarperPhoto oh sorry, I didn't know what to say. I was stuck between "Holy Smokes!" And "Holy Moly!" So I ended up with Holyoke. I really like your creation, man. It is so cool. I have never seen anything quite like it. The only thing close is the Chimney sweeps instrument from Mary Popins.

@@jedidiahmayes7167 Aha! Yes, it's quite a unique contraption, that keeps him fit I guess whilst playing! Cheers👍

Yes, For it's undoubted sharpness, practicality and affordability, it's hard to beat! How are you finding the performance of your XT5 over the XT4? Cheers👍

Yep, Me too! Cheers👍

@@NigelHarperPhoto :)

Thank you! You're going to love it! I just hope you have better weather than we did? Happy shooting! Cheers👍

Thank you very much. Glad you enjoyed it! Cheers👍

I had the 55-200 which is an excellent lens! My 'RAMPA' video of racing cars was mostly shot with it! I needed a little more reach for wild life etc and the 70-300 fitted the bill. And it's able to take the 1.4 or 2x tele extenders too. Something I've yet to get! Thanks👍

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Thanks a lot David, Im glad you enjoyed it! For me it's one of the Worlds Great Train Journeys! And for me it's the Jacobite train, NOT Harry bleeding Plotter!😂🤣😂 We last went to Skye in 2022, but by car! Would love to do the steam train journey again one day! Cheers👍

Thanks for watching and subscribing! Cheers👍

Yes, I can understand that! The Rocky Mountaineer is a unique experience! However I'd love to do The Canadian from Toronto to Vancouver one day, that would be epic! Cheers👍

Thank you very much! Glad you enjoyed it - Cheers👍

Yes indeed! The Highlands are absolutely magnificent and I could have spent months up here exploring! Cheers👍

Yep, I can well imagine that! And when you have mountains, rain always follows! Cheers👍

That I can imagine too! It must have taken a long time to travel the peninsula and would be bypassed now I guess if that was still the case! Thanks for your comments👍

OK, Thanks for asking!

You're welcome! Cheers👍

Thanks for the info! Yes, a local I spoke to mentioned there being a pentangle on the church floor! Obviously before the fire, as it was unused as a church for around 5 years. But the local thought it was nonsense! Anyway, there's no doubt it has a rather ominous history, that's for sure! Cheers👍

Hahaha! Not even one lonely strand? Cheers Peter👍👍

Thank you very much for commenting! Cheers👍

Thanks very much Craig, glad you liked it and thanks for subbing too! Love your Drone footage, so subbed to your channel! Cheers👍

@@NigelHarperPhoto aw thank you very much. That is kind of you. 👍👍

That's very unlikely as the church is privately owned and the graveyard by the church of Wales.

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Hi, At the time was around £50.000 all in! But this was nine years ago, so check with Granny Annex. Cheers

Thank you so much for your kind words and for subbing! You're going to love the flexibility of the 70-300. Happy shooting! Cheers👍

You're going to have a great time! I'd love to do it again and that's the direction I'd choose too! Thanks for your kind comment. Cheers👍

Hi Catherine, Thanks for your kind and informative comments! I've been meaning to try out the 1.4 TC for some time. I may lease it for a week for a good workout! Funnily enough I've had my eye on the XS20. Mainly for it's improved autofocus for wildlife over my XT-3's. How have you found it? Cheers👍

@@NigelHarperPhoto I have had the X-S20 for almost a year and am not a heavy user. But I used it in the US in April to photograph the solar eclipse. I find it a lot easier to use than the X-E3, this camera wouldn't always focus correctly with the 18-55mm lens and had to change the RELEASE/FOCUS PRIORITY to FOCUS. I also have problems with the angle of the shutter button on the X-E3 and find it awkward to press it downwards and prefer the angled shutter button on the X-S20. The X-S20 feels right with the large grip makes it easy to hold the 70-300mm lens with the 1.4X TC and there is less strain on the wrist. I prefer the arrangement of the flip out screen but don't use it very much, but always have it with the screen pointing inwards when putting the camera away in order to protect it. On a very hot day in early September I went to Trent Lock that is close to Nottingham to photograph some dragonflies using burst mode and pre-shot. UHS-1 SD cards were used and the camera took some time to write the data to the cards, after taking about 750 photographs a warning icon appeared about the camera going to overheat. I think that I flipped open the screen to allow better cooling and have now standardised on UHS-2 SD cards for both cameras. Unfortunately the insects were not posing very well so it was difficult to take good photographs, but I manage to photograph a dragonfly in flight using the bird detection setting. I set the manual focusing to linear for astronomical photography because I found it difficult to use with the default nonlinear setting. Even though I haven't done any video photography with it, I like the idea of having a video recording button next to the shutter release button so I can easily change between taking photographs and taking videos. I also plan to use the custom buttons for "normal" videos and slow motion videos. The X-S20 is a wonderful camera and it is the best one that I have ever used. However, when I was walking into the Grand Canyon in April, I used the X-E3 with the 18-55mm lens for size and weight of that setup. The colours of the photographs were beautiful.

@@catherinegrimes2308 Thank for your info on the XS20! I can quite understand the handling issues etc with the XE3, not that I've used one! Anyway, thanks again and all the best with your photography. Cheers👍👍

It certainly was! Cheers👍

Yep, I sure do! Best form of transport! Cheers👍

@@NigelHarperPhoto :) have a great day!

@@KenanTurkiye You Too!

Thanks for commenting! And Happy travels to you too! Cheers👍

Yes, it's fascinating how they run that system efficiently! Cheers👍

Thanks very much Tom, glad you enjoyed it! I have a lot of mostly heritage railway films on my channel, mostly steam! Cheers👍