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When you’re starting out in wildlife photography, it’s tempting to think the next big, expensive lens or camera will solve everything.
But here’s the truth: most beginners already have what they need in a camera and lens. Beyond that, smaller accessories can make your time in the field easier, safer, and more enjoyable — without breaking the bank.
In this post, I’ll share the gear that’s served me well and the tools I’d recommend so you can make the most of your time in the field.
The Canon RF 135mm f/1.8 isn’t your typical wildlife lens. Traditionally a portrait photography favorite, it offers wildlife photographers stunning subject isolation & impressive low-light performance. But can it hold its own in the field?
This review will explore the Canon RF 135mm f/1.8's strengths & limitations to help you decide whether this lens fits your wildlife photography needs.
The Canon RF 800mm f/11 gives you 800mm of reach for under $1,000 — something that simply didn't exist before. But the fixed f/11 aperture is a real trade-off, and it performs very differently depending on which camera body you pair it with. In this review, I'll tell you exactly what it's good for, where it falls short, and who should buy it.
This article will review the Canon R8 for wildlife photography.
Most importantly, I'll explain why the Canon EOS R8 may be the best budget full-frame camera for wildlife photography in 2024.
Does this camera meet the needs of wildlife photographers, especially those conscious of their budget?
In this article, we’ll share the winners of the November 2023 edition of Beyond the Grid, a wildlife photography contest where the community's best wildlife photographers shine beyond Instagram.
Thank you to the community for the more than 30 submissions from around the world!
A wildlife photography lens that can do it all is nearly impossible to find, but the Canon RF 200-800mm comes close. It’s light, versatile, and offers an unbeatable zoom range for under $2,000, making it cheaper than any competitor in its class.
In this blog post, I will provide an in-depth review of the Canon RF 200-800mm and tell you why it may be the best all-in-one lens for wildlife photography.