A6000

Terrible at taking photos, 0/10. The Sony A6000 beats this thing any day of the week.

Honestly for $700 I would skip that and get something mirrorless. Camera gear is something I think is wise to buy used, because when it's time to upgrade, you don't lose your ass. For your purposes, especially the low light activities, I'd say grab a Sony A7 ii ($500-700ish) or A7 iii body ($700-$10

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.

You might have to push your budget a little, a used Sony a6000 & 55-210 for around £350-400. This will give you much better quality images.

At that price, you’re still better off using your phone or upgrading your phone, unless you wanted to go the used mirrorless route. The other option, if you wanted to spend just a little more, would be, to get a used compact mirrorless camera but skip the kit lens and find a cheap smaller (but bette

Those sonys are good cameras. I’ve had the a6000 since 2018 or so, and it’s such a workhorse. That said, I prefer the 30mm sigma lens, but I’m more often doing landscape and travel photography, not vlogging.

Ein alter Sony A6000 mit 18-50 ist klein, wahrscheinlich günstig und du kannst gorßartige Bilder machen.

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

Ich finde eine sony a6000 gut als Anfänger Kamera. Kostet aber mit gutem Objektiv wahrscheinlich etwas mehr.