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First camera
I’m planing to buy a Canon R50 mirrorless camera as my first camera, specifically for wildlife photography. What are the most important things I should consider regarding the R50’s suitability for wildlife, what are its potential limitations, and what essential accessories (especially lenses) would you recommend to optimize its performance for this genre?
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<strong data-start=”420″ data-end=”461″>High-Resolution APS-C Sensor (24.2MP)
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Great detail for cropping — helpful when you can’t get physically close to wildlife.
<strong data-start=”558″ data-end=”585″>Compact and Lightweight
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Perfect for hiking or handheld shooting for long hours in the Geometry Dash SubZero field.
<strong data-start=”666″ data-end=”701″>Canon’s Dual Pixel AF II System
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Fast and accurate autofocus with subject tracking (animal eye tracking included), which is excellent for moving wildlife.
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Thank you😊
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