A6000

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

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,

Sony A6000. I think as used to Nikon controls and just couldn’t get used to the change.

"I’m just looking for an affordable camera that takes awesome pics" The camera won't do that. The photographer does that. its a 12 year old camera. capable of good images. in general, i found all Sony cameras that I tried from around that time period to have difficult ergonomics/user interface. I fo

I have a camera with the dreaded "Camera Error" pop-up. For many folks, this is due to the shutter failing. However, in my case the picture turns out fine, and I can physically see the shutter closing when operating it without a lens. However, I think that the shutter timing is either 1. ever so sli

If you’re unfamiliar with the exposure triangle I would start there. ISO, shutter speed, and aperture.The a6000/ Sony cameras in general are a bit daunting with their menus but you get used to it. Watch a YouTube video on starting photography too, there’s a lot of them out there. Good luck and have

I'd agree to some extent but I will play devil's advocate and say I really didn't get excited again until I purchased my first full frame camera and dropped some serious coin on very fast lenses. In the past, I always had middle of the road bodies with mediocre lenses. I used them for what they were