A6000

Honestly the GR imo was never meant as an entry level camera. A used Sony a6000, Fuji X-T20 or even an R50 and anything along those lines are better to learn on, more intuitive, and versatile for someone trying to experiment and find their style.

400€ reichen locker. Für den Anfang reicht doch zb auch eine Sony a6000. Schau mal bei Kleinanzeigen und kaufe etwas gebrauchtes mit Objektiv. Aber immer zum abholen und ausprobieren.

No. It’s just stuff. Digital cameras are meant to be replaced. I have a bunch of analog cameras I hold more dear to. But if I need to get rid of it to pay bills, then off it goes. Most cameras that the average person has is just a mass produced tool, you can always get another one. It’s not a 1/50 L

Ich habe im Studium viel mit Sony Kameras gearbeitet (a6000, A7, FX3) und mein Fazit war bei der Marke immer „Technisch gut (auf dem Datenblatt - aber macht null Spaß zu benutzen. Schreckliche Menüs und furchtbare Ergonomie.“ Bin nun fast 10 Jahre mit Fuji unterwegs und nutze das System auch berufli

Get the Sony A6000 or canon 200d both are pretty good beginner options. I'll lean a bit towards the sony because of the eco system but you can't go wrong with either of this

Gebraucht für 400€ gibt's schon einiges. Selbst ne Nikon Z50 hab ich gerade für 490€ gesehen, mit zwei Objektiven. Olympus Pen*, Sony RX100, Sony A6000... Ich mein, klar fehlen gerade den hier aufgezählten, älteren Modellen, einige Features. Aber zum reinkommen und zum ausprobieren reicht das doch v

OP mentioned s/he's a beginner, so s/he can learn very well using a Sony A6000 or something similar using a kit lens which is more than sufficient for a beginner. S/he can always buy a nifty fifty lens later. A portrait doesn't always need a shallow depth of field and lots of bokeh. If they rely on

It's almost certainly the post-processing. The Ricoh has a slightly better sensor, but this isn't going to be significant except for extreme situations. The Ricoh's prime lens is likely also better, but the effect of lenses on color rendering is generally quite subtle, and doesn't explain a "bland,

Not sure how other people feel, but if you're an absolute beginner who knows pretty much nothing about cameras, watch Jason Vong's videos. He's super beginner-facing, pretty much only talks about Sony's cameras, and has tons of coverage of the Menu 1.0 system/the a6000 series themselves. You essenti

I love my GR IV, had a GR IIIx before, and a GR III before that. That being said, I don't think the GR cameras are great first cameras to buy. They fill a very specific niche and depending on what you like to photograph, they simply aren't the best tool. If your concern is not investing too much, I