[Sudhir Shivaram]

A warm welcome to you Vinod. Looking forward to your posts and your participation here.

Reds

Sudhir

[Sudhir Shivaram]

I am using Ninja V+ and yes, it can record in 4K while taking image in camera. I do that all the time. Of course that is something you can configure.

[Sudhir Shivaram]

There is no RF 100-400 in Canon. Can you clarify if it’s EF 100-400 IS2 or RF 100-500.

Anyways both are good.

[Sudhir Shivaram]

Go for the Tamron 150-600 G2 lens

[Sudhir Shivaram]

I checkin into my luggage. No issues.

[Sudhir Shivaram]

I use the FSB8 Sachtler fluid head. You can check the Manfratto ones as well.

[Sudhir Shivaram]

Pls to follow the photography learning path document to get started. That covers all fundamentals of photography including depth of field where your query will be answered.

Pls check your email for welcome email which has the pointer.

Or check under everything photography discussion forum for the link.

Rgds

Sudhir

[Sudhir Shivaram]

BenQ monitors are one of the best for post processing. Based on your budget, you can go for it.

[Sudhir Shivaram]

It gives the option to import, but if you see on top the option is not Add, but Copy. It will ask you to copy to a local folder and then add into LR Catalog. So the best option is to manually copy the files to your local folder in an organised way (year, month, location etc folder) and then import it in LR.

[Sudhir Shivaram]

wow! Both are amazing locations with some amazing sightings going on. Good luck with your trip.

[Sudhir Shivaram]

For your budget in Nikon, you can get the Sony Z6 II mirrorless.

[Sudhir Shivaram]

Hello Basit,

A warm welcome to the platform. Looking forward to interacting with you on the platform and good luck with your learning.

Rgds,
Sudhir

[Sudhir Shivaram]

I would not recommend a 3rd party converter. It may cost you now, but from a long term perspective it’s worth it.

[Sudhir Shivaram]

We have a separate course dealing with this. Suggest you to go through it:
https://learn.sudhirshivaramphotography.com/courses/get-blurred-out-of-focus-background/

The answer to your question is both yes and no. DoF is dependent on 3 factors:
– Focal length
– Camera to subject distance
– Aperture

And DoF is not a single point, it’s an area in front of the focusing point and behind it. So depending on the above parameters it may or may not be possible to get both in focus.

Get Blurred Out of Focus Background

[Sudhir Shivaram]

Nope. It will not help unless you get the other 2 parameters also right.