Admin Sudhir Shivaram
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What camera/lens to purchase mainly depends on 2 important factors:
1. What do you want to shoot?
2. What is your budget?As I always keep saying, invest more on the lens and less on the camera. As Suneel suggested, best would be to rent the combination based on your genre and budget and try it out.
I hope to update the best camera and lens database soon.
Rgds,
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Since you have the camera with you, best is to experiment and see if you face any such issues. Do not trust online articles. Since you have time till 31st Jan, I would highly recommend to see if you face any issues.
I would not expect any problems with the camera as such. I am sure you will enjoy using the camera.Rgds,
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You can choose any white balance when you have to set custom white balance. It does not matter as the camera will understand that you are giving it values for white. It cannot be done outdoors. It has to be done in the same lighting as where you intend to shoot. The custom white balance has to be set each time for indoors for changing light situation.
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It depends on which zone / gate you will be visiting. At Moharli gate I use Tathastu resort which is pretty good.
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The adaptor does introduce slowness in auto focus and also a bit of image quality. Always good to go with native lens for mirrorless and avoid third party lens or the adapters.
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Yes it does affect AF and degrade the image sharpness. Avoid using it. You need to use lenshood to protect the lens and ensure you are careful with the way you handle the lens.
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This reply was modified 5 months, 2 weeks ago by Sudhir Shivaram.
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As a beginning, please check http://www.ssp.photo/best
Based on your budget you can select a combination of lens and camera. If it’s more of wildlife and less of birds, then Nikon 200-500 is a better option.
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That happens if you have not rebuilt the thumbnails from the RAW files. It takes the camera default ones and hence the small variation will be there. That is expected.
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Don’t worry about those terms. That needs some fixing. Basically it’s those who have subscribed to the Online Photography Course. Others who have subscribed has a different term as well. So it needs some fixing.
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Can you please elaborate your question.
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It depends on your purpose of shoot. Major difference is the global shutter, 120 fps vs 30 fps, and 24MP vs 50MP apart from a few others. So you have to decide what is important to you.
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Hi Sunil, Can you please provide more information on images saving settings (as Keyur pointed out). And also, when you say the camera sometimes delivers only jpg, what do you mean? How are you copying the images to your computer? Are you removing the card from the camera and copying via a card reader or connecting camera directly to computer and copying?
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Hello Ashish ji, a warm welcome to you on this platform. I am sure this will help you improve. All the best.
Rgds,
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Just wait for a couple of weeks as new announcement is expected from Sony.
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Hi Bushra, For giving suggestions on camera / lens, it’s important to understand your budget and also what you plan to shoot with it?
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