Alpha 6100

I was invited to a few events over the past year. I probably won’t be invited back because I just can’t make content off products I don’t personally enjoy. I’m a Fuji lover myself with plenty of cameras from them. I think the XH2S is the best hybrid camera on the market. The x100 line is always fun

2: Sony is a very future proof mount - more so than M4/3 certainly. Broadly there is no reason to expect any current mount to go away except for financial reasons, and as Sony E is the most used mirrorless mount it is the least likely to go away. 1: Your bigger limitation will likely be the a6000's

The issue is the range you’ll get. I shoot with the Sony a6100 which is the entry level mirorless. But I then use a Tamron 150-500 or a 70-180 depending on the lighting. The lens are more expensive then my camera. If you go for a Black Friday deal on the Sony a6100 + used f/4 lens you might get a be

A used Sony a6100 maybe? It’s available around 35-40k

sony a6400 2nd hand ,Sony Alpha a6100 , SONY ZV-E10 tbh it depend on what you need a compact camera if yes sony a6400 61000 will be good if into dslr you can get a full frame 2nd hand professional level dslr in that price range but for vid they are not that gr8

If I had to start over with a limited budget I'd probably get a Sony alpha 6100, or if budget allows, the 6400. Both have interchangeable lens and will last you a long time. They also come with decent lens included, great for beginners to learn! But honestly, Nikon, Sony, Canon all have some great b

If this your first time buying and using a camera, I would probably spend less on it and see if you would like it before dropping that much money on it. You can buy a Canon R50/Sony a6100 + Sigma 18-50mm F2.8 for around $1000-$1100 used and the kit will perform amazing without needing to buy a full-

I think the best compromise of having reach, quality and usable AF would be the a6100 and the Sony 70-350 bought used. Will be a bit more than your budget but a solid setup for the first few years and will give you aproximately 520mm reach. You can upgrade the body anytime and you can keep the lens

Don't get me wrong a real camera still takes better pictures than your phone. But they are much less convenient. The camera itself is bigger and objectively a less versatile device than your phone. So it's harder to justify taking with you "just in case". And getting photos off a camera is more time

So a Full-Frame sensor is equivalent to a 35mm film camera. Crop Sensors are everything smaller than that, and have a crop factor that needs to be applied to understand the 35mm equivalent focal lengths of lenses. APS-C is a 1.5x crop sensor. So the sensor is about 75% the size of Full Frame. These