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Of course, all national parks across Karnataka are fully open including core. We don’t have concept of buffer safari in Karnataka.
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Yes it absolutely is. I have done a lot of wildlife shoot initially with that camera. Go for it.
Rgds,
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Hi Nitin,
Since you have just subscribed to the course, I would highly recommend that you start your learning with the fundamentals of photography and then make your way to the advanced learning.
Please do follow the learning path document to get started and you will find all your answers here:
https://learn.sudhirshivaramphotography.com/forums/discussion/photography-learning-path/Of course, I do have a separate bird photography course as well where you fill find the answer. But please do go through the course.
Rgds,
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Hi Nitin,
Nice to eMeet you. A warm welcome to the SSP learning platform. I am sure this platform will help you with your photography learning and the love for wildlife.
Rgds,
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The buffers of almost every national park in the country are open in the monsoons. Best is to join the various Facebook groups for each park and post your query there on the sightings and booking related information.
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Pls see attached.
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Hi Anand, A warm welcome to the platform and I am sure you will learn a lot from the course and fellow photographers. Good luck!
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I recently reviewed and used the monopod with the monopod head. Below is the recommended one:
Leofoto MPQ-325C (INR 11,280) along with the Leofoto MPG-01 monopod head (INR 14,680).https://www.leofoto-india.com/products/leofoto-monopod-mpq-325c-camo?variant=41138258575497
https://www.leofoto-india.com/products/leofoto-pg-1-gimbal-head-1?variant=40239505768585
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I have passed this info to my technical team. Will update once I hear back from them.
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If it is for wildlife, then go for the 200-600.
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Dear Nirmal,
You can go for the Nikon 200-500 lens. It’s good. Regarding night photography, I currently do not have any specific course for that. But depending on what kind of night photography you want to do, I can guide you using the current set of courses.
Rgds,
Sudhir
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Hi Swapnil, I Use DaVinci Resolve for my video editing. The free one is quite good if you are not shooting / using 4K 10 bit 422.
Rgds,
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Dear Debojyoti,
A warm welcome to the platform. I believe the subscription price is almost rock bottom. You can use credit card to make the payment and avail EMI benefits from the credit card bank.
Rgds,
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Welcome to the learning platform Suresh. Make sure to follow the learning path document to improve your photography:
https://learn.sudhirshivaramphotography.com/forums/discussion/photography-learning-path/Rgds,
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This reply was modified 1 year, 5 months ago by Sudhir Shivaram.
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The feather details does look pretty sharp. Best thing is to shoot a front lit subject which is close and then check for sharpness. Make sure you are not using a UV filter as that kills the sharpness.
Rgds,
Sudhir
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