Alpha A6300

Almost any camera that can shoot in LOG profile. For example Sony a6300 should be dirt cheap used. Lenses are more important than the camera when basic camera requirements are met. Then the most important thing which makes 90% of the image is lighting. Arri Alexa with 50k€ lens will look worse in sh

I think a 24-105 lens is perfect for backcountry trips. Wide enough for shots of the landscape but you can also zoom in on skiers/riders in action shots. I use a Sony a6300 with the tamron 17-70 (equivalent of ~24-105 for full frame) and love it. I carry it in a hyperlite camera pouch on my hip. Whe

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 absolutely love my FX30. Started with the Sony a6300 and then switched over to the FX30 when I felt the urge to upgrade. FX30 is indeed, way beyond a starter camera. You won't regret.

Depends on your budget but for only photos Sony a6000-a6300-a6400 are really good only be careful when choosing a lense later always look for something versatile.

I consider myself a hobbyist at best. I had a Sony A6300 for a long time. I loved taking photos seeing what sticks but I really hated deciding what lens I needed and I really hated editing too. Nothing ever looked like the way I wanted it too or I never thought it looked good. The X100VI is just the

I’ve never owned a Fuji but I sold my Sony a6300 a while back just because it was too cumbersome to bring either as an edc camera or on vacation. It kind of took the fun out of taking photos because of the lenses and space it took up. I got the Ricoh GR IV about a month ago and I love how low key it

Thank you! So the full spectrum R5 with hot mirror filter performs identical to a 'normal' R5 in terms of light sensitivity? If you'd photograph with both camera's in manual mode with identical settings (iso, aperture, shutter speed) an identical scene with identical light conditions, you would yiel

I have the a6300, a7ii and a7r4. On the Olympus side, I have the OM-1.ii and E-P7. I don't use the kit lens on the Olympus cameras - I mostly use the 12-40/2.8 PRO. The Sony kit lens is shit, and the kit lenses I have for my older Olympus cameras are excellent, and so are samples I've seen online fo

Sony and OM are a compromise between image quality and telephoto lens options. Sony only has the 70-350, which will give reach a lot like the 70-300 on your GF's a6300, obviously slightly longer. OM has more options, but you have compromises elsewhere to get them (light gathering, etc.) This is a ca