Wild Safaris Are A Life Changing Experience

By Author: Rohan Sinha
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I am not a photographer by profession, but photography happens to be not only my hobby, rather a great passion. I love to capture the wildlife in their wild habitats and as a result, I often go on wild safaris to fuel my passion for wildlife photography almost once in every year. Seeing wild animals strolling freely just a few meters away from your eyes gives me an unexplained adrenaline rush, I just love their carefree spirit, and the care-a-damn attitude with which they walk around in the jungles. There is a strange harmony in the jungle, the harmony between the fiercest of wild animals, which very conveniently restrict themselves within their confined boundaries. This is something that one cannot experience in the cities living amongst human beings. Therefore, I capture this free spirit of the wild animals and love to see them again and again when I am back home and working. It is a kind of stress-buster to see the photographs I clicked during my last wild safari.

Apart from capturing wild animals on their natural prowl and chase routine, also something else made me stand up and take notice. No, it was not a tiger ...
... on hunt or pack of deer chasing rabbits; it was rather an EOS camera. EOS stands for Electro-Optical System which is a technology used in the digital SLR camera to enable them with better auto focus ability. Apart from the core advantage, there are many more features in an EOS camera like better wide-angle photography, full frame sensor bodies, better image stability (IS).

EOS camera is primarily used for wildlife photography or sports photography where capturing the details of rushing moments becomes necessary. The exceptional Image Stability that an EOS camera provides makes it easier to capture such moments. The enhanced wide-angled photography ability further makes it possible to capture the sometime awkward angle-ed moments. Therefore, an EOS enabled camera completes a wild safari experience.

Another fellow photographer I met during my last photo safari introduced me to this wonderful technology. Ever since then, I have been doing my research to find out about the best place where I could buy my EOS. The photographer friend of mine also showed me a few of his pictures that he had clicked during a photo assignment in Jim Corbett. I had gone on a similar photo operation at the same venue but the quality of pictures he had taken was far better than mine. Of course, EOS had a role to play in the quality too; however, it was also due to the use of ink cartridge for his printouts. His printer had used high quality ink cartridge for printing his pictures due to which even the minutest of the details were visible in picture, whereas I was getting my print out from a normal printer who used archaic technology. Therefore, I learnt two new things from this photographer friend of mine and my last wild safari turned memorable for more reason than the usual.

Rohan Sinha is a contributed author to this website, writing articles on EOS and Ink Cartridge. He has codified lots of articles on Document Scanner, Movie Camera, and Laser Printer. For more info visit the website.