Admin Sudhir Shivaram
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Go for the Sony system. Without budget and the genre of photography you plan to do, difficult to provide suggestion.
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Go for Sony 200-600 and the Sony A7R5
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A7RV is a great camera and will suffice most of your needs. It’s only limitation is the frames per second for action photography. Otherwise just go for it.
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You just have to buy the Photographers plan from Adobe for Creative Cloud. That would do. And then you can decide if you want to use lightroom or photoshop.
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Sigma or Tamron lens are available with the EF mount which will fit on your Canon 200D. Otherwise it will not fit. You need to check for that.
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It suddenly cannot change to 12 bit unless you made some changes. As you conveyed, you changed to continuous burst mode (does not matter if it is L or M)
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Even if you are at low speed or medium speed burst mode – it will move to 12 bit compressed RAW. Only in Single-shot mode it will shoot in 14 bit Uncompressed RAW. Please see attached details.
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Please refer the post processing course on lightroom.
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Go for the Sony 200-600 lens which is a must for wildlife / birds. And then based on your budget, go for any of the A7 IV / A7R5 / A9 III / A1
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Nope it does not visually.
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That’s a lot to reply in the short time I current have as I am traveling. I will reply back with all details once back into good network post 21st April.
Rgds,
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What’s the main reason to move to Sony? Since you do not do wildlife or sports or action photography, you can stick to your current equipment and invest in good lens.
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Use the 100-500 and get very close to the cage and click. That will work.
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yep…the above ones are recommended 🙂
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