A6400

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

Seems like budget is a big consideration so just go for a6000. Autofocus is similar and to get the big jump up you would have to go for A6100 or A6400. The extra money you save you can get more lenses or accessories with.

Get a used sony a6400 with sigma 30mm for around 55k. Go to a reputed camera shop, take any photographer friend with you who knows cameras inside out. Even a6100 will be fine imo.

I'd never recommend a brand, basically any generalization has exceptions, I would recommend a system though. I would almost always start with some sort of mid-range APS-C camera (a6400/Z50ii/R10/X-T30ii etc.), and then change based on what the person needs: Macro/Super-Telephoto? Look at a M4/3, Fas

I don’t know the specifics of your gear but this all sounds like buying cheap gear to me. Buying cheap ultimately ends up costing you more in the long run every single time. Not sure what laptop you’re using but anything before an M1 MacBook isn’t going to keep up much longer. I think you’ve got 2 o

i plan to get a sony a6400 Just note that 56mm f/1.2 on the apsc camera like the a6400 will produce an image extremely similar aesthetically in terms of background blur and compression to 85mm f/1.8 on full frame. The Sony FE 85mm F1.8 is not expensive, but a Full frame body does cost more. If you l

Congrats! The a6000 was my first real camera too and I have since upgraded to the a6400... I still keep the a6000 for outings where it's helpful to have two cameras or when my gf wants to join me in the photography. For awhile, I was OBSESSED with finding new gadgets and gizmos, cases, filters, stra

Bro that EDU discount is insane. Tryna trade in my Sony a6400 for a mkiiX

Everybody's recommending camera bodies as if lenses are growing on trees for free. Lenses are better investments long term, than camera bodies which depreciate quickly. Invest in quality glass OP. For a 2L budget towards shooting wildlife, I'd suggest getting an APSC camera like the A6400 or A6700 a

I use the Sony a6400 and that thing is a workhorse with a large variety of affordable lenses. Very approachable price point and weight, phenomenal photos.