I have been very, very busy with sorting out and setting up my Canon
EOS E5 camera over the last couple of days (should have done this in the
Winter months!). I have only used this new camera to take the Northern
Lights with in Shetland in October, without actually setting it up properly for
bird photography. I have been putting off doing this, as I presumed it
would be more difficult to grasp, being as it is a very advanced camera.
I have been incredibly lazy over the last few months and have been using my newly acquired 2nd hand (last Autumn) Canon 7D Mark II with the Canon EF 100-400mm f4.5-5.6 IS II USM lens, which is hardly any different to my previous old Canon 7D Mark I.
After very kind advice and help from Mike E. and Jim L., I am now ready to go out in the field with my Canon EOS R5 and Canon RF 100-500mm f4.5-7.1L IS USM lens!!! At last! Here is a recommended video that I mostly followed, with some changes that I decided to make.
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