ILCE6600/B

Pixel, iPhone, Galaxy S - bei den Flaggschiffen (muss auch nicht zwingend die neuste Generation sein) ist man bei der Kameraqualität tendenziell nicht schlecht bedient. Schau dir da einfach online Vergleichsbilder an welche dir besser gefallen. Hab selber ein Pixel 9 und bin mit der Kamera sehr zufr

You are asking about the best camera, but have a budget of entry level camera... For that price Z50II or sony a6500, a6600 or a6700 I'd say that sony might be better way to go because of IBIS. If he has intention to go for Nikon Z series cameras in the future as well, then Z50II is great choise! I t

Funny, as I recently bought a (lightly used) Sony A6600 and am having so much fun with it, am thinking of selling my X100VI... 🤔

I have the Contemporary. It’s fantastically sharp wide open. I use it mainly with a Sony A6600 and MC-11 adapter. Most of the recent shots in my reddit post history were taken with that lens. Love it.

I shoot street from the hip all the time. I use a Sony A6600 with 24mm f1.4 lens. That translate to a 35mm lens in full frame equivalent. I use continuous auto focus with human eye detection. I also put a circular spirit level on the hot shoe mount. I practice holding the lens in a way that the spir

A6600 is a very good camera. Avoid the kit lens. You can also get a7iii or a7c at around 80-85k used. But better buy new a6600. (I like my devices new, sorry). Keep in mind that a6600 is officially discontinued by Sony.

The other commenter has mentioned the basics but the caveat with "professional" cameras is the images pretty much always have to be edited for them to look "ready". Phone apps have come a long way now but essentially a dedicated camera will produce images that are more "flexible", as in they withsta

I don't think that's quite it but maybe a club-handed shorthand? I shoot both sony (a74, a6600, rx100v) and fujifilm X-T5. I like them both and use them differently. The crop sensors are more portable with smaller glass so they are great for travel, either the sony or the fujifilm. I use the full fr

I think an APS-C or OM Systems micro 4/3 option could be good. The lens systems are cheaper and lighter weight than full-frame equivalents, but the image quality can easily outperform smartphones, making them good for beginners. All of the cameras I am going to suggest are weather-sealed, which filt

Given your budget and all the things you need to fit into my suggestion would be used a6600, Tamron 17-70 f/2.8, and Sony 55-210. That brings you to about $1800, so leaves you $1200 for laptop and accessories. It’s a squeeze but doable. The main argument for the Sigma 18-50 over the Tamron 17-70 is