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Top used cameras and lenses for wildlife

Wildlife photography is one of the more demanding genres of photography, but also hugely rewarding. Even better, you don’t need to travel to some far-flung destination, as even if you live in a city, there is urban wildlife to photograph, or a nature reserve not too far away.

When it comes to choosing the right used gear for wildlife, there are a lot of things to think about. DSLR or mirrorless, crop sensor or full frame? While there is no ‘right’ answer for everyone, as it will depend on your budget and the kind of images you like to take, this article will answer many of the questions.

Recommended equipment for beginner-level wildlife fans

When starting out

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