A6400

I switched over to mirrorless about a year ago (I used to shoot on a Canon T5 and needed an upgrade, and I got a deal on a Sony a6400), and I’m still working to get comfortable shooting mirrorless. Mirrorless cameras undoubtedly have some definite advantages in terms of quality and features, but I f

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I have the following set-up: Sony alpha 6400, the xpro s as transmitter, and the v860iii and tt350 as flashes (Obviously all of them are for sony).

Connecting all the Godox pieces is no problem. I can change the settings via the transmitter and when i press the flash-button for testi

its a 7 year old camera https://www.dpreview.com/reviews/sony-a6400-review/9 like all sony cameras it will have excellent autofocus for me... sony cameras have poor ergonomics and even worse menus. YMMV. Many folks love these cameras Backpacking trip.... u want one lens... and leave it on the camera

Does the weather sealing and build really matter? Because found that Sony A6400 has better build quality than Canon R50. Also, found some reviews that A6400 does not have a good user-friendly menu or functionality and Canon has better colors and menu structure. Do you have any idea on this matter?

Does the weather sealing and build really matter? Because found that Sony A6400 has better build quality than Canon R50. In terms of overall build, I wouldn't necessarily say that the Canon R50 is inferior. The a6400 does offer weather sealing but whether that will be useful depends on where you liv

Skills first, always. A badly composed, poorly exposed shot looks bad whether it came from a Sony with a custom recipe or a Fujifilm with Velvia cranked up. Film simulations are a finishing touch, not a crutch. That said, if you already have solid fundamentals then any of these cameras works fine an

Same thing just happened to me in the field today. Really annoying. Have you figured out a way to avoid this issue? This function worked fine on my a6400.

the only thing I dislike is the lowlight capabilities, I get a lot of noise when shooting photos How much do you need that improved? An a7C is a little over 1 stop improved over the a6400 for ISO performance, from what I can see: https://www.dpreview.com/reviews/image-comparison?attr18=daylight&attr

In 2018-2019 I traveled to 25 countries with my family. I had zero photography experience prior, but tried to document the trip with photos and videos. I used: Sony a6400 with stock kit lens; Sony 50mm f1.8 oss; Sony GM 400 • ⁠Zhyiun crane full frame gimbal • ⁠basic Rode mic with a dead cat cover •