You shooters are sure a great source of knowledge Have a place in IN, 60 years. Big game area nearby. I go to take pictures. Guy is nearby, expensive binoculars. Sees my camera and asks if I was there for the bald eagles. My jaw dropped. Whaaaa!? I never knew! Then he tells me how to ID in flight. Some wing tip difference between them and turkey vultures. But I forgot,,,

Yes, Model 4. Just remember there are trade-offs to everything. The high zoom power of the bridges is a greatly reduced size of the sensor. Even with a 1" sensor they still need LOTS of light. One solution to that is a lot of time in PP. I've spent 10 years learning to live with this, and I do not regret my decision. I'd do it again. I've had the satisfaction of making a photo that someone is willing to pay several hundred for - I'm still in the hole. The help and advice from the good folks here on UHH have made a tough job much easier. What I enjoy the most, is being able to take the camera to any situation and know I have the proper lens in place. Know the limitations before putting out the bucks.

I often think about all of the small businesses having to shut down through this Pandemic. I can only hope you can all hang in there and survive,