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Amazing video

thx for good video. May I ask you why you have second cover on your lens and camera? Is the first layer not water proof?

Great stuff Simon 👍 im trying to get some badger images for the first time this year, so watching your video has given me a boost 👍👌

What camera settings were you using as in speed etc please?great video

Do you think this would be helpful to protect while putting on teleconverters? Maybe even in dusty conditions like Africa? Thanks for sharing and wonderful info and video.

My fav wild animal ❤I live in Dorset and am lucky enough to see these on my work journey fairly often . I stop in the lay-by and watch through binocs 😊just lovely

Thanks for the wonderful video! I hope to visit my local setts this spring. Such amazing animals ❤.

Isn't there a risk of the laser hitting the eye of the owl when it's flying and damaging it? I want to try using the Nikon Z8 in auto capture mode where it detects subjects and shoots automatically (and silently).

When I'm having a bad day I watch your films about the Hare and it's so relaxing and interesting. Thanks for sharing Simon and hope your keeping well.....all the best for 2024

Beautiful moment in time, thanks for sharing Simon.

Great footage Simon, hopefully more to come for us mere mortals in the photography world.

Amazing shot and very nice to hear and see the story of the making of!

excellent video, i just took delivery of the same adapter, i also did the November update which addresses the TC issues, cant wait to drop my L lenses on my Fuji X-T5 *SUBBED*

I struggle with how to zoom when using a cover. Tips?

I need Brown Here's, pls....

Everything looks brand new , including your clothes 😂😂😂

In 2015 I purchased the LensCoat Raincoat Standard . Basically I used it a couple times a year and kept it clean and in a safe with my other gear. Last week my family had our annual beach week and I always covered my D810 -300mm VR to keep wind and salt air off. The tapes and the adhesive on the inside of the cover have completely dried up and crumbled. I spent an hour drying to get all of that crap out of every nook and cranny of my 810 and lens. This thing worked well but now it is a useless piece of crap. This is not a long lasting product. They claim it is made in the USA and if it is they should be ashamed

I'm a newbie here on your site. Kudos for the quality of your presentations. Thank you!

Really great to see you back in action Simon . Fantastic footage and stills of the Barn Owl 🦉😊 . Very best wishes , Richard Jones .

Superb piece of footage Simon and it’s great to see you back posting on your channel again. I have just read and watched the videos of the story of the Barn Owls and you have put it together brilliantly while emphasising how difficult their challenge is in being successful in raising their owlets. Looking forward to more instalments.

Lovely Simon

Marvelous creature

Brilliant. Thank you. All the best. 👍📷😎

Lovely footage and photos mate 👍 👏

Excellent 👍

Beautiful footage and video. Was this shot in slow motion or shot at normal speed and slowed down in post production ?

Great to see you back Simon, I've missed your videos! Great footage and lovely photos as always, hope to see more from you soon!

Beautiful footage and photos in wonderful light. The wings seemed backlit yet the whole owl was wonderfully clear. Absolutely great Simon. I still have to watch your last video but meanwhile, it's good to see you back!

Beautiful video, I love watching the Barn Owls near me.

Lovely footage!!

splendid! Good to see you back :)

Very nice video! Bravo! 👏👏👏

Absolutely stunning and great to see you back with a video ❤

Beautiful Simon!

It's 2023 now and the E-M1X can be had for less than USD1,000 used like new with warranty, the 300mm f4 sells for USD2,000 used like new. I will pull the trigger on a EM-1X soon.

The way the velcro straps on the mid part of the lens work surely leave a "pocket" that rain will collect in? Ed: Just read richardpill's comment below. That'll teach me to go off half cocked.

Simon - where are the black covers on the camera bodies from. Many thanks

Great to see you are back, Simon. I shall look forward to see your storytelling and about the capture of this wonderful fox.

You should educate yourself and stop promoting misinformation! You are kidding yourself if you think an owl doesn't notice a continuous light. A flash produces a continouous light for only 1/1000s compared to many seconds for your 'continuous light'!

Nice try to copy Tilopa, but the shoulder straps are too thin

What a superb shot of the Owl. I’ve got to have a go at this kind of photography now. I’ll start in my garden and try to at least get some kind of practice before I try outside. Appreciate your time and tips.

Wonderful review, I’m getting one soon. Thanks

Please can you list the type of triggers and the sensor that connects to your camera…. Superb indeed, very enjoyable watch .

All I can say is WOW ! Your photography is simply fantastic.I have always just adored owls. We reside on the western coast of Norway. A few days ago we heard this bump bump bump in our chimney flue. We continued hearing it for days. First it was in the upstairs and a couple of days later we heard it in our living room. This time we heard a bird sound. My husband took a thick padded glove and the next day went down to the basement and was able to open the flue down there. He said it was just amazing that he could remove the owl from the flue. I heard my husband stream out for me to come to the window. He managed to get a photo of this beautiful owl. The poor thing had been without food or water for days. He stayed with the owl and helped it until it was able to fly off into the woods behind our house. I pray that it survived. The owl didn't appear to have any damage to its wings or any other problems.