Admin Sudhir Shivaram
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Just wait for a couple of weeks as new announcement is expected from Sony.
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If your focus is wildlife and birds, then go for Sony A7 IV and the Sony 200-600. That’s the best combination for your budget.
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You have to take it to authorised service centre.
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Please post some sample images to understand the scene which you are shooting. The camera cannot become slow like that. It all depends on the scene, lighting, how far is the subject from the camera, what is the background, what focus point are you using etc.
Rgds,
Sudhir -
Please start the course as per this learning path:
https://learn.sudhirshivaramphotography.com/groups/all-in-one-pack-support/forum/discussion/photography-learning-path-for-all-in-one-pack-course-subscribers/ -
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Make sure to get a universal lens plate to be used with the panning pod. That is not included in the kit. If you already have one, you can use it.
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Go for Sony 👍
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Go for the 75-300mm lens as you will need that extra zoom.
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Hi Madhurima,
The Nikon 200-500 is a great lens for wildlife photography and you should be able to get good images. Please make sure you are not using a UV filter as that kills the image quality.
Always make sure to use a bean bag for your shooting and that will address issue 1. Regarding issue 2, please do go through my wildlife course in detail. I have explained about extreme close-up composition.
Rgds,
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Anjan, I just created a double spread processing / posting detailed video based on your query. Please watch the video and see where you might be going wrong:
https://www.loom.com/share/1187d8a05b924feca229e4d8bca58f63?sid=7ba9a407-20ea-4eac-b266-38057ddedde9 -
Go for Sony 200-600 and the Sony A7 IV or the A7RV or A9 III or A1
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Please refer my D750 course and in that the commended settings for various genre of photography.
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Yes, that’s a good tripod to have. TC not recommended.
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That’s correct.
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