Dave,
No I didn't shoot him. I already had one in my hunting vest....

LE270,

I am afraid I did not take these photos. A friend sent them to me a while back.

We have several digital cameras here.
Sony DSC-F828 gets most of the use right now - a very good 8 megapixel camera, that has a 7X optical zoom. It has two memory slots, one takes a compact flash II cards and one takes Sony's Memory Stick Pro. You can also take full motion video with this camera - 640x480 at 30 fps. It is very good, but not as good as from a dedicated video camera. This feature you can only take with a Memory Stick Pro, and a 1 Gig MSP can store slightly over 12 minutes of video.

You can take video with the Compact Flash card, but at half the above resolution, and half the speed.

At full resolution, any 1Gig memory card can store about 250 pictures.

I also use a Nikon D1X digital SLR.

Most of the time, I carry a Cannon Ixus 400 with me. It is tiny, and takes great 4megapixel photos.

In our lab we mostly use a Nikon 5700.

I resize the photos to about 640x480, then upload them to our server using WS_FTP Pro.

Nice photos!

Spring, did you shoot that Buff?

Regards,
Dave

Saeed, your killing me. That Nyala is stunning. The contrast of the mud to the female's orange skin is stunning. Is it legal to harvest a female Nyala? It would look nice mounted with a male, full body or pedestal. They could be a poor mans bongo. Great photos.

Sevens