Alpha 6100

Du wirst mit der a6100 und dem sony 70-350 auf jeden fall einen deutlichen unterschied sehen. Das 70-350 ist ein absolut exzellentes Objektiv und so ziemlich das beste apsc birding objektiv für den emount (Die ganzen full frame birding zooms passen bei sony zwar auch auf die apsc kameras aber sind e

Amazing! I still use my first and only camera, a Sony alpha a6100, which looks stupidly small attached to my 200-600 lens, but I'm happy with the results. It's only for fun, nothing professional, but it works well for me. (Edit - spelling)

28-75 for sure, super sharp lens and the constant 2.8 aperture is nice. Plus it’s smaller so great for travel when paired with the a6100. I’ve shot dozens of weddings and product shoots with that lens!

Sony a6100. Love the how quality and small it is

sony a6400 2nd hand ,Sony Alpha a6100 , SONY ZV-E10 tbh it depend on what you need a compact camera if yes sony a6400 61000 will be good if into dslr you can get a full frame 2nd hand professional level dslr in that price range but for vid they are not that gr8

From the top, with kit lenses - all three lenses extend more than this. To me - the Canon isn't going to be that much larger in the hand, but quite a bit larger in the bag. However - for that you get a camera that might be more comfortable in the hand. Personally I prefer smaller bodies, and the a61

Budget?? If new.... Canon R100 $500 <-- Where Canon users USUALLY start Canon R50 $800 <---Sweet spot for Canon Beginners Canon R10 $1100 <--- Where Canon users SHOULD start Nikon Z30 $700 <--- Underrated camera Nikon Z50II $1200 <--- Arguably best camera on this list for the money Sony a6100 $800 <

TL;DR for hobbyist usage, a TT685 II ($130) or V480 ($170) for your camera system, depending on how big/heavy your camera body is (V480 if it's smaller/lighter) for on-camera usage. For pro-usage, if you're not on a budget V860 III or V1/V1Pro/V100. If you're a pro on a really tight budget, a used V

Hey OP here. I post one photo of Bowie a day to his Instagram (Yeah I know it's dumb, but it's a hobby, so whatever). I really, really like the above Photo so I thought I'd share here. Typically I go on long walks with Bowie on weekends and try to stockpile enough photos to last me the rest of the w

Hey everyone, I’m thinking about getting the Sony Alpha 6100 mainly for street photography and travel. I currently use an iPhone 14, which is convenient and fast, but I’m honestly not satisfied with the image quality. The photos often feel overly processed, and I miss having more depth, natural dyna