You don't need a professional kit — just a little preparation, and a great deal of patience.
A single body with a versatile zoom is enough for most guests — 100–400mm covers almost everything. Shoot in the golden hours, keep ISO flexible, and let the light do the work. Ask your guide before repositioning the vehicle; the best images almost always come from patience rather than movement. And put the camera down sometimes — the moment is what you came for.
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