Thank you Steve, glad it was useful :)

Thank you 😀 much appreciated 🙏🏻

Thank you Quan! :) It does give good results but not like the gear you have :) i just decided it was "good enough" for me ATM and sold all the Sony gear :) :)

@@DennisJacobsenWildlife WOW!! Dennis I should follow your lead then, that is a bold move indeed, understandable for sure, CONGRATS!!!

@@BenjaminAdamsVu Hehe i do miss the A1s AF .. 🤣

Thank you :) i use this set: uk.benroeu.com/benro-aero6-pro-travel-video-tripod-carbon-fiber its not the best i have used but for light gear like OM systems it works fine but for heavy gear its not good!

Thanks :) :)

Thanks for your comment cadmus777 :) i shoot in different shutter speeds to push the camera to see how the files looked with different ISO values .. but yes you are right, if it was a payed job or under normal conditions i would also go lower in shutter speed

Thank you :) the exif data /settings is on the side of all the photos

Hmm never really tested what lens give the most separation but suspect the 2 you mention and the 150-400 f/4.5 is around the same in shallow DOF, maybe the 150-400 has a little edge because of the 100mm more optimal reach :)

I picked out the players in between the others and fired some shoots, released, refocussed and shoot again :) if i just had the AF on all the time it jumped to other players to easy .. :) so it can be done but its not easy like it is with the FF top brands ;)

No havent tried the 300mm 🙂 im sure its fantastic but i love the versatility of the zoom 📷

Thank you very much :) and yes it is a great system, not the best but the lightest and most versatile in my opinion! and still delivers great results

@@DennisJacobsenWildlife

The Olympus OM-1 performs well in full daylight, but things clearly don't go as well in cloudy and rainy weather, so you're better off with a full-frame camera. that said the Olympus OM-1 is a Nice weather camera. The build quality of both the camera and the pro lenses is really very good. The problem is the small censor of the OM-1

Thank you 😀 With tracking i put the AF area on the player i want and hold on with TR .. on the A1 the AF area and face tracking was really sticky to the one i picked out. OM-1 is more inconsitent with face/eye tracking and jump of the target to other players. So i just use tracking with a middle spot, pick out my tarket and shoot and refocus if needed 📷👍🏻

Thanks for the reply. The season is finished right now but I’ll give a try next season 😊

Just some 3 legged no name hunting chair :)

The face reg AF is all over the place when more players are in the frame 😁 i think C-AF+TR are better. Grabbing the player with a small to medium AF area and use the tracking in small "burst" grab, shoot, grap, shoot and so on.

On my 12-40mm it works great but as soon you use longer telephoto lenses it seem to have some trouble sometimes to hold on to both people and other subjects .. especially in like sports like in this episode when a player runs in between you and the player you are locked on to AF jump to the wrong subject .. here etc. Sony as i have used just stays on the one you picked out .. i dont know if it is a limitation because of the smaller sensor it is some steps behind Sony, Canon and Nikon

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i agree 😁 but for non pro its actually okay to shoot with 😎 but my Z1 and 400mm f2.8 is crazy good

@@DennisJacobsenWildlife Just like my Canon 1dx's and 300mm f2.8 + 400mm f2.8 and Sigma 120-300mm f2.8.

😀 exactly 👍🏻📷

Composition is one of the most basic elements of photography. After all, most of us define ourselves as photographers and not as croppers! :) The idea of ​​a “Crop-Sensor” is fanciful.