Admin Sudhir Shivaram
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Pls do check http://www.ssp.photo/best
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A warm welcome to you on the platform 🙂
Rgds,
Sudhir -
Abhisek, You will get everything at GP Pro Store. You can also rent equipment from him.
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Best and reasonable price can never go hand in hand ????
Based on your budget you can try the R5/6/7 series.
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My recommendation is to go for Ranganthittu and I am sure you will love that place.
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A few ways in which you can earn from wildlife images:
– Submit your images to stock photography. But you need to understand pretty well how key wording works etc.
– Contact resorts and see if they would be interested in buying your images.
– Pitching projects for state tourism boards and take up projects for their wildlife parks
– Have your own website and market your images
– Start building a good portfolio on social media and invite collaborations / become an influencer.
– Start conducting wildlife photography workshops / tours
– Sell prints (again you need to do this on your own website / market it)I will update this post with more ideas soon.
Rgds,
Sudhir -
The BV-20 is for more heavier equipment. Since the BV-15 takes a load of 10kg, that should be good enough.
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If you are doing more of wildlife + birds combination, then that extra 100mm will definitely matter and you should go for that. Otherwise if it is just mammals, what you have is good enough. And I would not recommend the 1.4x TC with this.
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This reply was modified 11 months, 2 weeks ago by Sudhir Shivaram.
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Go with the 300mm f2.8 (plus converter) and the 70-200 f2.8 lens. Dhikala is more of a habitat shot place you will need both these lens for amazing compositions and action.
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Without sharing the image with all the exif details, difficult to answer.
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Both are totally different and has no connection to evaluate which is more essential. Auto focus is the camera’s capability to automatically focus on the subject.
Auto Exposure lock is where you take the exposure of the subject for a specific tonality, lock that exposure and use it on another tonality. -
Hi Suhas,
1. Level adjustment option is not available in LR, but you can use the whites and the blacks slider to get the same results.
2. Once you come back to LR after using PS or 3rd party tools, the original file no is displayed back and then you an do an export.
3. The latest version of LR has Denoise option available which is far better than the Topaz Denoise. The other tools which you use has its limitations when you move away from LR / PS.
4. If it is PS tutorial you are referring to, it is under Image -> Adjustment -> Levels.
Rgds,
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Ratul,
The Atomos Ninja is an external monitor and recorder mainly used by professional videographers to record in Pro Res RAW. I mainly use it to create the courses and record the screen of the camera.
I also use it to record videos at the same time as clicking images. So the camera clicks the images and at the same time Ninja records the video separately. That way I have the still images in the camera and the same action in video from Ninja V+ which I use. The files it creates is really huge and honestly unless you are a professional videographer, it does not make sense to buy it.
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