Admin Sudhir Shivaram
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Make sure to get a universal lens plate to be used with the panning pod. That is not included in the kit. If you already have one, you can use it.
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Go for Sony 👍
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Go for the 75-300mm lens as you will need that extra zoom.
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Hi Madhurima,
The Nikon 200-500 is a great lens for wildlife photography and you should be able to get good images. Please make sure you are not using a UV filter as that kills the image quality.
Always make sure to use a bean bag for your shooting and that will address issue 1. Regarding issue 2, please do go through my wildlife course in detail. I have explained about extreme close-up composition.
Rgds,
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Anjan, I just created a double spread processing / posting detailed video based on your query. Please watch the video and see where you might be going wrong:
https://www.loom.com/share/1187d8a05b924feca229e4d8bca58f63?sid=7ba9a407-20ea-4eac-b266-38057ddedde9 -
Go for Sony 200-600 and the Sony A7 IV or the A7RV or A9 III or A1
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Hi Ramakrishnan, A warm welcome to the platform. Good luck with your photography and please do follow the posting guidelines when posting images on the platform.
All the best!
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Please refer my D750 course and in that the commended settings for various genre of photography.
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Yes, that’s a good tripod to have. TC not recommended.
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Please do check the specifications of the lens. It says 18-300 f3.5-5.6. Which means at the lower end of the zoom the lowest f value you can set is 3.5 and when you soom to 300mm the lowest f value supported is 5.6
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Ranthambhore, Bandhavgarh, Tadoba, Panna, Kanha, and a lot more actually. All parks are having some great Tiger density with a lot of cubs. But you are already late as safari permits for all these parks opens up 3 months in advance and almost all of them are already sold out.
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We have raised this issue with support team. Meanwhile, please watch the course on the web browser where it works as expected.
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Go for Sony A7 IV.
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That’s correct.
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