Its the original A9 so unfortunately it doesnt have pre-capture.
.It will be a small boat specificaly going out whale watching so likely to get reasonably close.I've done a few whale trips in my time. It depends on what type of vessel you are going out on, if it's a ferry, say across Biscay, then your 200-600 would be a good option, if on the other hand you are going on a smaller boat then 100-400 would be my choice. But what ever you choose it's going to be the wrong choice, I've managed to do that and never really learnt from it
How true on the last point. The first was taken at 47mm and the second at 24mm. (Note: they approached us and followed all best/ethical practice, Orcas are just inquisitive!):I've done a few whale trips in my time. It depends on what type of vessel you are going out on, if it's a ferry, say across Biscay, then your 200-600 would be a good option, if on the other hand you are going on a smaller boat then 100-400 would be my choice. But what ever you choose it's going to be the wrong choice, I've managed to do that and never really learnt from it
The 50-400mm Tamron may come in handy if they come this close.How true on the last point. The first was taken at 47mm and the second at 24mm. (Note: they approached us and followed all best/ethical practice, Orcas are just inquisitive!):
