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Sudhir Shivaram
AdministratorSeptember 3, 2025 at 1:54 pm in reply to: Canon R 8 Best and must settingsTO get perfect focusing you need to understand the different focusing options available in your camera and also it depends on what lens you are using at that point of time and also how far the subject is, what is the lighting condition, what is the background etc etc.
My course covers all these aspects and would recommend you to go through the topics of discussions.Rgds,
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Sudhir Shivaram
AdministratorAugust 31, 2025 at 10:06 pm in reply to: How can beginners keep their telelenses safe from humidity and dust while travellingYou do not have to worry about it white travelling. It’s mainly for long term non usage of equipment when you store in a closet the fungus issues crops up and that’s why you need dry cabinets. While travelling I carry my camera bag / trolley and that should do.
During safari to protect from dust, we carry dust protectors like a simple cloth or you get proper dust covers.
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That’s quite normal. It’s the OSS at work. But of course I really need to hear the sound to make sure it’s what I am assuming.
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CFexpress Type A
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Why choose it? This is the fastest and most capable card type supported by the A1, ideal for rapid 30 fps bursts and high-bitrate video. It clears the buffer approximately twice as fast as UHS-II SD cards—essential for extended continuous shooting
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UHS-II SDXC (V60/V90)
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Why choose it? A more budget-friendly option that still delivers strong performance. UHS-II cards can handle most photo and video tasks—but expect slower buffer clearance (~250 MB/s write speeds) compared to CFexpress (~600 MB/s in-camera) .
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When it works: For 8K or high‑bitrate formats, UHS-II works (V60 for up to 400 Mbps; V90 for higher rates) but only if not pushing the absolute top limits
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UHS-I SD Cards
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Not ideal. These are significantly slower and not recommended unless you’re only shooting stills or low-bitrate video.
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Sony CFexpress Type A M‑Series (960 GB)
Massive 960 GB capacity, VPG-200 rated, up to 700 MB/s write—perfect for prolonged, intensive shooting.
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Sony CFexpress Type A G‑Series (80 GB)
Compact and lightning-fast Type A card—great for getting top-tier performance in a more affordable capacity.
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Lexar Professional 2000x UHS‑II SDXC (128 GB)
High-speed V90 UHS‑II SD card offering excellent performance for photography and 4K video, at a friendlier price.
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SanDisk Extreme PRO UHS‑II SDXC
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Sudhir Shivaram
AdministratorAugust 17, 2025 at 2:24 pm in reply to: I want to purchase tripod for bird photography, can someone suggest which one should I go for?This is what I use :
1. Leofoto Ranger LS-365C tripod
2. Leofoto BV-15 fluid head
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wow! FIR ?? Really?
I checked your issue. You sign up with one e-mail id and you try to access the course with a different e-mail id and send us these kind of messages? What kind of photographer will you become if you do not have the patience to talk to our support team to get issue resolved? -
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You can remove it with selective processing. If you want to completely remove it, that also is possible with cloning tool. Please do refer to the post processing course.
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Sudhir Shivaram
AdministratorJuly 30, 2025 at 9:06 pm in reply to: Inbuilt noise reduction in Canon R5 mkiiThat setting is not applicable to RAW files.
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Dear Ipungwangbe, Most welcome to this learning platform. You are at the right location to get started with your learning. Wish you all the very best!
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You need to check if the simulation is on or not.
The “Live View Display” setting is the key to controlling exposure simulation. Navigate to MENU → (Shooting) → [Shooting Display] → [Live View Display Set]. Ensure “Effect on” is selected to preview exposure changes in real-time
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Foto circle at Anandrao Circle who is authorised Sony dealer.
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Yes, the menu options are almost the same and you can refer it.
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