Want to take stunning wildlife photos on your safari? Follow these professional tips to capture amazing images.
Camera Settings
Shutter Speed: Use at least 1/500s for moving animals, 1/1000s for running wildlife.
Aperture: f/5.6 to f/8 provides good depth of field for wildlife.
ISO: Keep as low as possible, but don't be afraid to increase in low light.
Composition Techniques
- Use the rule of thirds
- Get down to eye level with your subject
- Include environmental context
- Focus on the eyes
- Capture behavior and interaction
Golden Hours
The best light occurs during early morning (6-9am) and late afternoon (4-7pm) game drives.
Equipment Recommendations
- Camera: Full-frame DSLR or mirrorless
- Lens: 100-400mm or 150-600mm telephoto
- Accessories: Bean bag for vehicle support
- Storage: Multiple high-capacity memory cards
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