Alpha A6300

I used to do this ALL the time with my Sony a73 & Sony a6300 back in the day when they first came out since the 1080 was dog shit lol

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

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 don’t think it’s a shitty response. Gear does matter sometimes, sometimes it doesn’t, but there are definitely limitations. It’s good to focus on skills, but at some point you also need to upgrade your gear if you want to charge accordingly. A Canon EOS 600D is too old for certain things and for t

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 pulled the trigger on a used G9 for $350 USD and it’s become my main camera over my Sony A6300. It’s rough in low light, but IBIS and 10 bit color outweighs that by a mile. For $600 I wouldn’t get it unless I didn’t already have a fairly functional camera. You can get a half decent 14-42 kit lens

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

Sony A6300 para arriba (hasta la A6600) para contenido de redes esta mas que sobrado y te da resultados super pro si sos bueno en las grabaciones y edición. Mas de eso seria perdida de plata.

It is certainly a lot better than the tiktokification of everything with the most inappropriate speed ramping, transition garbage, so many try to do. So I agree with you on the intention to stay away form that as much as possible. Same is for vertical video. I'm paying for a house this much, I don't

You can get many good DSLR or even mirroless (used) in this range with good video support too You can go for 200d canon (best all in 1) or 250d (bit higher ig) or for mirroless you can get Sony a6100 or a higher model like a6300 for good video 4k and photography too