Admin Sudhir Shivaram
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Dear Nish,
All answers in the FAQ here:
https://learn.sudhirshivaramphotography.com/groups/all-in-one-pack-support/forum/discussion/frequently-asked-questions/I noticed that you have not subscribed to our all-in-one pack. Posting images here is only available for the all-in-one course subscribers. You are welcome to subscribe to ur course here:
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Hi Vikram, I see that you have opened the welcome e-mail sent on 8th Sept after the course purchase. The welcome e-mail has clear instructions on how to access the course. Can you please relook at that e-mail and let us know if there is any confusion in the instructions mentioned in that. If that is the case then we will have to make corrections to the welcome e-mail.
Feedback appreciated so that others do not face the same issue.
Rgds,
Sudhir -
We need more information about the exact issue you are facing. Not able to understand about this over exposure and under exposure and the connection to instagram.
Regarding the camera / lens – pls refer http://www.ssp.photo/best and you can shortlist the equipment.Rgds,
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Hello Shaik,
Please follow as per this learning path document:
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The way the focusing works is that you can only focus at one single point in the frame, even though you may be using 9pt AF or grp.
To achieve what you are trying to accomplish, you need to understand depth of field (have a separate course on that). Then you can focus on the eye of any one bird and using the concept of depth of field get the other birds also in focus.
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I would not advise either of the two. Go for any of the below:
Sony A7R3
Sony A7C
Sony A7 M4
Sony A7 RV
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That depends on your camera model. By default is is the centre auto focus point. But you can over ride that in certain cameras with the option of use the active focusing point as the metering point.
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Please mention the camera model. Also I did not understand the last point. Can you please be more specific and clear on that – what do you mean by: With shutter speed and aperture mode I can able to change with any ISO.
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I would highly recommend that you move to LR. It’s a lot more easy to use and more powerful.
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Please provide more details;
– Is it posting from a web browser or App?
– If browser, which one? Chrome, safari, etc?
– If App, Android or iOS? And phone model please.
– Which version of the App?
– Are you using the latest released version of the App?
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Nothing can be done in this situation as the lens gets fogged up due to a sudden change in temperature. You need to be careful about that,
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Yes, your approach is correct. But instead of starting at ISO 100, depending on the lighting, you can start at ISO 400 or even ISO 800.
For the second part, no need to push beyond f8. Depending on the lens, please do check the MTF chart to understand the sharpness of lens at a given aperture. And yes, exposure compensation is the one which is going to help you control the blown out areas.
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Thanks for pitching in Ramesh. Yes, I believe that’s the issue.
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That’s correct!
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Some users have reported this issue and I have forwarded this to my technical team. Hope to have a resolution soon. As a workaround, you can post from the web browser using the same login credentials from https://learn.sudhirshivaramphotography.com website.
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