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Try your hand in wildlife photography
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By Super Admin
India has a huge variety of diversities, variety of landscape and forests and this has lead to the rising interest in the wildlife photography. Here are some tips to capture the perfect wildlife images.
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- Normally one should use a vehicle to go to the jungles for photography. ;
- Digital cameras are a boon to the world of photography. ;
- One should buy a good camera and should learn the art of photography. ;
- Minibuses are suitable that have a roof that can be opened, providing you to photograph freely in all directions. ;
- The best way to hold your camera steady in such busses is to use a beanbag, which you can put on the edge of the roof. ;
- Tripods are out of the question inside a vehicle. ;
- What lenses to use? For most wildlife (shots of a single mammal) something in the range of 300 or 400 mm is ideal. Before a 400 mm had sometimes proved just a bit too long, since you can get very close to the animals. This depends very much on where you are. ;
- If you would like to get real close up portraits of animals like lions, most of the time you will need something like 500 or 600 mm. For birds a 400 mm is usually the minimum, but unless you have a car of your own it will be very tricky to operate anything as big as 500, 600 or 800 mm. For large animals or groups a zoom in the range of 80. ;
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Article Published On: Wednesday, July 13, 2011, 16:06 [IST]
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