Setting Guide (Wildlife Edition)
Table Of Contents
- Table of Contents
- Getting Ready
- Camera Setup
- Taking Photographs and Recording Videos
- Precautions for Wildlife Photography
- Tips for Wildlife Photography
- If a Stationary Subject Suddenly Starts to Move
- To Photograph Only within a Certain Area
- To Catch Moving Subjects at the Perfect Moment
- To Record without Dropping Image Quality
- To Capture a Subject Moving at High Speed
- To Take Clearer Images Outdoors
- To Create More Impressive Pictures
- To Quickly Switch Settings to Suit Different Scenes
- To Capture Lively and Dynamic Movements in Videos
- Recommended Settings by Subject
© Roie Galitz
Shooting conditions:
Shutter speed: ¹/₁₆₀₀ s
Aperture: f/4
Focal length: 560 mm
ISO sensitivity: ISO 400
Recommended Lenses for Wildlife Photography
Lenses recommended for wildlife photography and their characteristics are as follows.
NIKKOR Z 400mm f/2.8 TC VR S
A 400 mm lens with a built-in 1.4× teleconverter allows you to quickly change focal lengths to suit the
scene and capture vivid images of even a small wild bird in motion.
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Things to Bring