Nice photos, I especially like the black and white treatment. Gives the subject more meaning.

Beautiful shots. Looks like a great zoo.

Pictures are perfect as usual.

Thanks for all the good suggestions.

Going to the Galapagos soon and need advice on best lens to bring. I have a 6D Mii and have been told that most of the animals are very close - but others say that a zoom would be good as well. I am trying to bring one lens on these island stops. I currently own ; Canon 24-105 f4 L is usm, Canon 70-300 f 3.5-5.6, Tamron 28-300. I realize that all would work but I would appreciate advice for those that have taken this trip as to my best option.

I've purchased a full frame kit so I am selling this kit. I don't have the shutter count, but it is very low - since this was my back-up camera. All the equipment is in excellent + condition. All glass is clean and in like new condition. I'd prefer to sell complete, but I will listen to offers on just the 75mm and the 40-150 lens.
Olympus e-m1 mark 1 with the 12-40mm f2.8 lens, flash attachment, extra Oly battery, strap, book , b + w uv filter=$950.
Olympus 75mm f1.8, silver, matching silver hood, matching silver uv filter = $500.
Olympus 40-150mm, black, hood = $45. plus shipping.
Whole kit for $1400.
Prefer paypal payment. Only ship to conus. includes manual and original camera box. Pm me for any further information.

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Thanks, I was hoping some Canon people would have responded as well.

Thanks for the advice.

Need advice from members who have taken this trip. I need to travel light because I am on tour. Confused if I should go with my crop camera or full frame. I always bring a small camera ( I have a zs100). I also would prefer not to keep on changing lens - but I still want to get great images of these beautiful sites.
This is what I own -1) Canon 80D with canon 10-22, canon 70-300, Tamron 16-300, Canon 15-85. 2)Canon 6DmII with Canon 16-35 f4L, Canon 24-105. I realize some would say bring both - but I would like to travel without a huge bag. I appreciate any advice from the members.

This lens is in excellent condition. It is probably one of Canon's finest prime lens'. Included is the original case. Free shipping to continental USA. Asking $650. Prefer paypal. If interested PM me. Thanks.

Selling this great birding and wildlife lens in mint condition( orig. $1076). Only used a few times. I am trying to lighten my kit because of two bad shoulders.
The lens is in pristine condition. Included is a 95mm B & W UV filter (orig. $85), Sigma dock for updates (orig. $60) and case.( long clamp not included). Will ship only to continental US and prefer paypal, but will accept check but won't ship until it clears my bank. Price = $825. Please PM me or email.

I am looking into taking great photos on my upcoming safari in August and would like to hear about members reviews of these two tour operators. Tauck and Abercrombie & Kent. Has anyone had good or bad results with either of these two companies? I am leaning to visiting the South Africa region for the safari. Thanks in advance.

if the camera and the 100-400 are still available - What is the shutter count, where did you buy it, and was it registered? Can you send some pics of the items.

Thanks - Fred fsatin@msn.com 914-263-4840

Thanks a lot for your extensive advice.

I would like to go as light as possible yet be able to capture quality pics. I own a canon 80D with; 70-300 canon, 300f4 canon & 1.4 converter, and 150-600 Sigma contemporary. I plan to also bring a backup camera - either my fuji hs50exr or my panasonic zs100. Which lens would be the best for taking the best pics? My other thought was to sell off my 300f4 and the 150-600 and get a 100-400ii canon (which I know everyone here says is the best lens out there. What do you fellow experts think is the best way to go? thanks in advance.