Alpha A6300

Both are great cameras, and the autofocus on either is perfectly usable. That said, it’s not on the level of more modern systems, or even Sony’s APS-C cameras from the same era like the A6300. Ultimately, the decision should come down to the lenses you plan to use, because that will have a big impac

Canon mirrorless overpriced sih. Pilihannya antara sony atau fujifilm aja imo. Sony kalo lu prioritasin autofocus. Fuji kalo prioritasin warna. Budget 8jt jujur gak ada yg punya IBIS. Paling stabilisasi di lensanya aja. Opsinya paling: Sony a6300 + 18-105mm Fuji xt20 + 18-55mm Sony zv1 Action cam gw

I moved from Sony a6300 to Fuji xs20. Somehow i dont use fuji jpg styles at all, im used to raw processing (even if i set fuji styles in lightroom). I cant compare but im sure autofocus on 6700 will be better. Colors? Its personal matters, i heard that latest sony sensors are very good for editing a

If you plan to do paid gigs, even small ones, having a backup body is a good idea. No dual SD slots means if the camera fails, the shoot is over. Clients will not care about excuses. That said, if you are just starting and doing low risk gigs, a second body is not urgent yet. Prioritize reliability,

As someone with both M43 and Sony E, Sony E is absolutely not worth it for most people, sure third party lenses are alright but the moment you want a half decent native lens you're screwed with cost, and if you want anything with a fixed aperture better than F4? Sell that kidney. It's so bad that Yo

I would rather look at 2nd hand older mirorless - they are much smaller, usually have much better video capabilities, much better AF coverage and they have nice upgrade options (most dslr systems are abandoned so no new cameras, lenses, etc) In that budget you should be able to easily get 2nd hand S

I'd recommend used and from my own experience as a new photographer learning what camera is best, I'd recommend mirrorless, fast-fast-fast autofocus, optical image stabilisation, and access to good lenses. The most important thing is lenses. When you're starting out, 200-300mm is a good length for l

I'm seeing a6100s used for a bit more than that (on eBay in the US but the listings are China based). Pay a lot of attention to the language, a Chinese market a6100 will only be in Chinese (and Japanese and Korean). The a6100 has some substantial advantages over the G100, the downside would be that

For birding, I suggest looking for a body that has a bird detection option for AF. Not sure which Sony that would be. The cheaper new Canon R bodies are known for very good AF and the RF 100-400 is a relatively inexpensive telephoto zoom for the reach it gives you. It isn't a low light lens by any m

Recommend A6300 for better AF. https://cameradecision.com/compare/Sony-Alpha-a6300-vs-Sony-Alpha-a6000