Admin Sudhir Shivaram
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You can go for the Leofoto Ranger LS-365C. It’s a carbon fiber tripod and I have been using it.
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Of course it will work very well.
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If you also like to shoot birds along with mammals, then go for Tamron 150-600G2 lens, otherwise the 200-500 will be a great one. Of course you can still shoot birds with this.
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1. Please check the transfer settings if it’s full resolution or just 2MB.
2. Are you transferring RAW files or jpg?
3. You say that you are enhancing the images in LR. So obviously after the changes you are saving the file. You need to check those settings for saving. -
A warm welcome to you on this platform. Please do go through the course as per the learning path document and that will immensely help you improve your photography.
G’luck!
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Avoid the cover if you can, as it interferes with the lens operation. Not good.
Rgds,
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I use both the App (on iPhone) and the website everyday. I do not face any slowness issue. It mainly depends on the internet connection and your phone speed.
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Sorry, did not get your question. Can you please elaborate.
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Honestly, as a photographer there is no need to write down the settings. Rather understand what those settings does and you need to keep changing certain settings depending on situation.
I especially noticed that the AF-C priority setting is set to AF. This will lead to issues in low light situation. I also noticed that you have set colour profile to sRBG. If you shoot in jpg mode as well, then it should be Adobe RGB.
Of course I did not go through the entire settings. Do go through the Sony camera course for A6600. It’s almost the same as your camera model. I explain everything about all the settings. Understand all the settings and arrive at your own settings.
Rgds
Sudhir
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Just go for Sony A7RV. Way advanced than the other one. And honestly R5 AF is not good for wildlife. The tracking AF is not upto mark.
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This reply was modified 1 year, 10 months ago by Sudhir Shivaram.
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For the cost it offers, no drawbacks.
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Ok great to know that. ????
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Yes, on iPad you cannot see in landscape mode, or rather the video does not rotate.
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Please do read the posting guidelines to know what all information has to be posted. It’s just not camera settings.
iPhone does not have any camera settings like iso aperture and shutter speed combination, nor metering or white balance (your camera model).
You can just over expose or under expose the image.
In the everything photography discussion forum, the first topic is photography learning path. Go through that to get started.
Rgds
Sudhir
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Of course we can have it. Need to know who all are coming ????????
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