ILCE5000/B

I'm no camera expert, but you're not getting responses so I'll add what I know. I'm also just a hobbyist and in 2014 and got a Black Friday deal on a cheap mirrorless camera (Sony a5000) with two interchangeable lenses for $450. The biggest lens is 210mm, which is about five inches long. Even though

Your a6000 is a very competent camera. If your photos are "soft" the issue is almost certainly the lens. Full frame won't give you more clarity. This is a misunderstanding. The overall sharpness of your photos is an interplay between sensor and lens (and shooting conditions) and often it can make mo

It was actually a Sony a5000. I have a lot of old digital cameras but for some reason I love the grain pattern at high ISO even though it's a newish cmos sensor. It feels like ccd or even film at times. At least much more than my a7. My favorite ccd camera I own is my Fuji finepix S1 Pro. Takes grea

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At that budget a used Olympus TG-6 or TG-7 are about the only recent cameras I can think of that do acceptable macro photography. The JJC ring led attachment and flash attachments can help with lightning as well. They are not the greatest cameras due to the small sensor but punch above their weight

Hi! I’d like to know if, heading into 2026, it’s still worth buying a Sony A5000/A6000. For context, I’m new to digital photography but I’ve been shooting analog for about a year with an Olympus OM40. I love the process, but it’s time-consuming and expensive, which isn’t always compatible with my st