Alpha A6300

The Sony Aps-c naming convention is awful but it works like this: Entry level: a6000 (2014) replaced by a6100 (2019) Midrange: a6300 (2016) replaced by a6400 (2019) Enthusiast: a6500 (2016) replaced by a6600 (2019) One aps-c to rule them all: a6700 (2023) That’s how you get an a6400 that’s newer tha

In short, don't worry about it. To elaborate: Your time is better spent on learning lighting and color, IMO. Lack of rolling shutter is one of those features which is not as important as people think it is. It's noticeable only in fast pans, shaky action cam and strobe lights. How often are you shoo

Very good question. Tbh, I am not sure, what it makes it for me. From the end of 2012, the Canon 5D MkIII was my workhorse and I used several bodies parallel for weddings and studio work. I loved the versatility of the cameras and was able to control it without looking at it. I had this feeling of i

I'm hoping this camera functions great and I can use it sometimes for fun, but mainly I wanted a camera that can be trusted to work in Auto/Aperture mode for my wife and daughter. The Sony A6300 i have hasn't been off the shelf in months so I dont have a simple way for them to take pictures if we're