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Use a long lens

Given the typically long distances between the camera and your subject, wildlife photography is an area that requires a lot of magnification. Popular lens choices will therefore include (a 100-400mm, for example) or (a 500mm or a 600mm), but the latter command hefty price tags. Again, it may be wiser to hire one to see which type suits your needs best.

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