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Since no single lens covers 20mm to 200mm with a wide aperture and stabilization, you might need to go for two lenses:
1. Tamron 20-40mm f/2.8 Di III VXD (Best budget wide zoom)
• ✅ Fast f/2.8 aperture
• ✅ Compact & lightweight
• ✅ Great for landscapes & low-light
• ❌ No image stabilization, but Sony IBIS helps
2. Tamron 50-400mm f/4.5-6.3 Di III VC VXD (Best budget telephoto zoom)
• ✅ Covers 50mm to 400mm (can crop for more reach)
• ✅ Has Vibration Compensation (VC)
• ✅ Sharp images and great autofocus
• ❌ No f/2.8 aperture (but excellent reach & stabilization)
These two lenses combined will almost cover your desired range.
Other Possible Choices
1. Sony 24-105mm f/4 G OSS (For a balance of range, stabilization, and quality)
• ✅ Optical SteadyShot (OSS)
• ✅ Sharp, versatile, and reliable
• ❌ f/4 is not as wide as f/2.8
• ❌ Doesn’t reach 200mm
2. Sigma 60-600mm f/4.5-6.3 DG DN OS Sports (If you want crazy reach)
• ✅ Optical Stabilization (OS)
• ✅ Super versatile zoom range
• ❌ Heavy and large
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The camera / lens you have is a basic entry level one. Not sure what your expectations from them are. Also the issue you say is very difficult to resolve without knowing the lightig condition, what subject are you trying to shoot, how far are they etc etc. Can you please post a sample image of what you are trying to shoot?
Just to set the expectation, 1500D and 55-250 lens combination is a entry level model and cannot expected to be super fast. -
You can refer the Z9 guide for this as the menu system is the same across all these mirrorless models with only a few variations with the features and options.
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Youc an refer the D750 guide for this. Good thing about all these brands are that the Menu system is almost the same across all models. Also, please do follow the learning path document for better learning.
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Go for Lightroom Classic. There are offers in creative cloud for the Photographers Package. Go for that. You get both photoshop and LRC in that.
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Camera purely depends on your budget. So best option is to check the Sony, Canon and Nikon website and see what cameras with lens come within your budget. And then decide.
There are no bad cameras. It depends on your purpose. Check for the specs and if it matches your requirement, that’s enough. -
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You can avoid that now. The Denoise of photoshop is quite powerful.
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A warm welcome to you on the platform. Please ensure to follow the photography learning path document if you are keen to learn and improve:
https://learn.sudhirshivaramphotography.com/groups/all-in-one-pack-support/forum/discussion/photography-learning-path-for-all-in-one-pack-course-subscribers/ -
A lot of ethical aspects are involved in nest photography and hence it is not encouraged.
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3rd week may still be good. Once the heat builds up, birds will start leaving.
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No it does not.
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Sorry, not aware of this. You need to contact the support of that website.
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Hello Ravi,
A warm welcome to you on this platform. I am sure my course will help you become a better photographer. Request you to invest your time in the course and go through it in detail.
Rgds,
Sudhir -
Not sure what options in mirrorless you are getting for camera below 50K
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