[Sudhir Shivaram]

You can refer the Z9 guide for this as the menu system is the same across all these mirrorless models with only a few variations with the features and options.

[Sudhir Shivaram]

Youc an refer the D750 guide for this. Good thing about all these brands are that the Menu system is almost the same across all models. Also, please do follow the learning path document for better learning.

[Sudhir Shivaram]

Go for Lightroom Classic. There are offers in creative cloud for the Photographers Package. Go for that. You get both photoshop and LRC in that.

[Sudhir Shivaram]

Camera purely depends on your budget. So best option is to check the Sony, Canon and Nikon website and see what cameras with lens come within your budget. And then decide.
There are no bad cameras. It depends on your purpose. Check for the specs and if it matches your requirement, that’s enough.

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Please check http://www.ssp.photo/best

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[Sudhir Shivaram]

You can avoid that now. The Denoise of photoshop is quite powerful.

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A lot of ethical aspects are involved in nest photography and hence it is not encouraged.

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No it does not.

[Sudhir Shivaram]

Sorry, not aware of this. You need to contact the support of that website.

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My preference for these are:

1. Leofoto Ranger LS-365C tripod

2. Leofoto BV-15 fluid head

[Sudhir Shivaram]

If your main intention is to shoot wildlife and birds, then I would highly recommend you to look at the Sony cameras and lens.

[Sudhir Shivaram]

Dear Kiran, For wedding photography you will need a wide array of lens and cameras. Based on your budget you will have to decide.
Camera: Go for any of the Sony A1 or A7R5 or the A7 IV
Lens list:

Lenses

1. Wide-Angle Lenses (Group shots, venue, décor)

   • Sony FE 16-35mm f/2.8 GM: Ideal for capturing the venue and group photos.
   • Sony FE 20mm f/1.8 G: Compact and fast for creative wide-angle shots.

2. Standard Zoom Lenses (Versatility)

   • Sony FE 24-70mm f/2.8 GM II: Workhorse lens for ceremonies, portraits, and candid shots.
   • Sony FE 28-75mm f/2.8 (Tamron alternative): Affordable and lightweight.

3. Prime Lenses (Portraits, low-light, artistic shots)

   • Sony FE 85mm f/1.4 GM: Stunning portraits with creamy bokeh.
   • Sony FE 50mm f/1.2 GM: Perfect for close-up bridal portraits and low light.
   • Sony FE 35mm f/1.4 GM: Great for storytelling and candid shots.

4. Telephoto Lenses (Ceremonies, candid moments)

   • Sony FE 70-200mm f/2.8 GM OSS II: For ceremonies, capturing moments from a distance, and candid emotions.
   • Sony FE 135mm f/1.8 GM: Incredible for close-ups with stunning background separation.

[Sudhir Shivaram]

If it’s for wildlife, then I would not recommend a ball head. Instead go for a fluid head.I use a Leofoto BV-15 fluid head.

[Sudhir Shivaram]

Harish, both Facebook and Instagram are popular platforms to showcase your photographs.

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Not sure what options in mirrorless you are getting for camera below 50K