A6400

Got this lens before Diwali & to get some experience with a new lens, I shot these photos from our terrace. Sigma 23mm can take some good shots in indoor lighting as well. Just remember to set your metering mode properly.

EXIF:

Aperture: f1.6

ISO: 4000-6000

Shutter Speed: 1/40

I threw this together for all the people who ask what kind of camera to buy. I carried a Sony a6400 with a basic 16-50mm lens when I hiked the AT in 2022. I went back to some of the same areas this summer with my Sony a7Rii and 24-70GM. The difference between these two setups is enormous - the 24-70

Taken on Sony a6400 with the sony 70-350mm G OSS lens at golden hour.

Constructive Critisism appreciated.

EXIF: ISO 800 | 525mm | F6.3 | 1/1000s

TL;DR: I used to shoot with a Canon EOS R (full-frame) but switched to a Sony a6400 (APS-C) after a few years without a camera. Initially, I worried about missing full-frame benefits like better noise handling and bokeh, but I quickly adapted. The a6400’s light weight surprised me, and despite some

Andromeda taken from a bortle 4 sky with a new moon, with a Sony a6400 attached to the skywatcher evostar 72ed telescope. 120 lights for 45 seconds at ISO 800, only lights, without darks or flats. The tracking mount that I have used is the skywatcher star adventurer 2i, I used the dithering function

I'm using Immich for quite a long time, and it replaced my Google Photos from day one. However, I have a use case that is not covered by Immich nor Google Photos nor any other service I know.

I have a Sony a6400 and I also shoot film sometimes. I call these as my "Pro" photos, not because I'm a pr

I used to have one with harmonyOS 1 back in 2021. Sold it for a sony a6400, then sold my a6400 in 2021 to buy an a7R III. I loved the experience so much that I bought another one for this 2024 christmas. Since I already have a camera I do not care much about the old mate 40 pro image processing. Bu

Sony a6400 with a Sigma 18-50 f2.8. Edited with my own preset

am not a professional. but i feel with that budget crop sensor, spend money on the lens. something like the a6400+sony 70-350G should leave you with money to spare for accessories. I have that setup, and it take super sharp pics of birds and wildlife.

This is a composite shot on my Sony a6400 and the Sigma 10-18mm f/2.8 lens, used at the widest aperture and shortest focal length. I shot the foreground and sky separately. The former is a single 10" exposure at ISO4000, with a bit of light painting using my phone's torchlight. The starry sky is a s