Alpha A6300

It’s so worth it! I got my first camera, a Sony A6300 with the kit lens, back when I finally decided an iPhone was no longer good enough and I haven’t looked back. Really the biggest issue with photography as a hobby is gear acquisition syndrome is real…. Small point and shoots have kind of stagnate

Sony has a very large lens ecosystem. it's a great system to start on as you can try a lot of different focal lengths for relatively low costs, and you can usually find a lot of stuff for pretty cheap used. until you really know what you like and dislike, I think Sony is a great place to be. A6300 w

Used Sony a6300 or something like that with a nice budget prime (fixed length lens like a sigma 30mm 1.4) giving you a natural sense of depth and scale in a photo similar to your human eye, or a zoom with a 2.8 aperture can give you something that offers a bit more creative control compared to a kit

Started with an A6300 too. Upgraded to an A7c later and using the FX3 for a year now. Depends on your budget & needs: I personally love the body design and its good / fun to use. But I also like to rig out my FX3 if needed. All the extra stuff costs tho. For the price difference of the FX3 vs FX30 y

Har hittat en Sony a6300, dock utan objektiv. Så nu letar jag glas för typ 2500-3000. Jag gillar ju känslan att ha en kamera istället för mobilen. Så att köpa kameran kändes iallafall väldigt bra och ett steg i rätt riktning

Do you want a camera because you just want better images? Or do you want a camera because you enjoy using one? Do not buy a camera with the expectation that you images will be better right away. There is going to be a learning curve and if you do not enjoy using a camera, you might not stick around