A6000

As a Sony shooter, my advice is to pay close attention to those telling you that Sony is better than Canon at car photography. Note their names, and unsubscribe from their youtube channels and instagram feeds because they are full of shit and their advice is questionable. And certainly, selling an R

You seem to be very hung up on the age of these cameras. That's really not a factor. For video shooting it does matter a ton since there are still strides being made there, but for stills shooting, the technology largely hit a plateau in I would say 2012-3 give or take. The A6000 is from 2014 and it

This is my answer too. You already own a three lens kit. Drop the cash to rent the Sony and see if you fall in love with it. Embrace the fact that you want a camera that is based on not purely logic, but how it makes you feel when you edit the photos. There's nothing wrong with that. Pixel peeping a

You can get pretty decent results from almost any camera from the major brands for video. For fly tying specifically, the lens is the most important part. You would want something that can shoot close up, something with a macro ability. Also, please use a tripod. And set the camera manually so the e

Personally i would not buy that specific rebel camera for birding, new or used. The 7d mark 2 would be my goto used budget body for wildlife in the Canon system, that paired with a decent telephoto lens, something beyond a kit lens. In the modern mirrorless id be looking at the Canon R line but its

A6000 I've heard good things about! I love Sony's compact APS-C cameras in that series. I've gotten pretty good shots of the moon with my Fujifilm HS-50 but I feel like the bottom line is having a ridiculously sharp lens and a clear night because atmospheric haze even in the dark can be an issue.

Yeah, the a6000 is amazing for being so compact and lightweight! Also, I bought it because supposedly it had the largest APS-C sensor for my budget at the time. That’s one of the main reasons I bought a Sony camera—not knowing anything about the different brands, their proprietary mounts, their colo

Cool of you to gift your friends with graduation pictures. I have a Sony A6000 with a 50mm lens as an old hand-me-down. Worth a review of fundamentals: Sony A6000 Instructional Guide by QuickPro Camera Guides Camera Basics by Apalapse Know that a 50mm lens on a crop-sensor camera like yours will be

Plus, depending on what you are shooting and what cameras you are looking at you can easily make up that difference with the better stabilization in many M43 cameras. Compare cheap used cameras of the same price like a Sony A6000 to a EM5mkII. You are comparing an stabilized camera to one with 5 axi

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