Admin Sudhir Shivaram
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As I always say, the best one is the one which you can afford. Please do check the Canon website and shortlist your lens based on the budget and then you can ask which is better among the shortlisted ones.
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Please do go through the auto focus chapters in wildlife photography courses of both english and Hindi.
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Go for Sony A7 IV or A7R5 which has much better AF tracking for action photography.
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If you are planning for Wildlife, then go for Sony system. Sony A7 IV or A7 R5 etc with the Sony 200-600 lens
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Always go with the native lens of Sony.
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That is a good combination for wildlife photography. If you could go for A7 IV, that would be better. Camera wise, always go for the latest model. Even A6700 will do.
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It depends on your budget. Since you have a DSLR, pls do refer the below link to select your lens based on cost.
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This reply was modified 5 months, 4 weeks ago by Sudhir Shivaram.
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Only way is to take it to service centre.
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Access to the courses is lifelong. Overall it has 600+ videos across 22+ courses with a total duration of 80+ hours. This is a learning platform and no concept of exams here.
Rgds,
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Go with the Canon 7D MII course for this.
Rgds,
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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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