~a camera and nature~ (sony a6000 / 50mm 1.8)

[@thegrayyernaut]

Big fan of the atmosphere in your trips! I really like the shot at 2:52.

[@chrisonsight]

I appreciate you!

[@slowjoelo]

does your lense ring work with that camera

[@slowjoelo]

I guess it the aperture or something ring

[@chrisonsight]

It does yea it’s for manual focus

[@MimJim6784]

Hey, my friend. Thanks for the video. I would like to ask you to help me out! I'm a beginner, and I've always dreamed of having a camera since my childhood. Now I decided to buy one. I stuck between A6000 and A6400 (both used). With my budget right now, I can afford an A6000 + Sigma 30mm 1.4 (maybe if I am lucky, a kit lens) or an A6400 + kit lens (both are used). I searched the whole of KZbin, and I know how fantastic and necessary it is to have a prime lens like what I mentioned. As the prime lens I mentioned is so expensive in my country, I decided to buy the first setup, but I noticed the colors and low-light performance of the A6400 are much better, and I am worried that I will regret buying the A6000. Sometimes I think I'm a beginner, and the A6000 is enough for me. Can you help me? I usually to take pictures in the nature or streets or parks. I was looking for a small and light weight camera for that and I think both are ok in these aspects. I do not know when I can buy a prime lens or even if I will like this area or not! Sometimes I get good photos with my phone. Thank you.

[@chrisonsight]

Yea of course. First off, I don’t have any experience with the a6400 so I couldn’t speak on behalf of that camera. But the a6000 in my opinion is great value, plus the option of the 30mm 1.4 lens like you said I think would be a solid setup. The camera is very lightweight and compact, and the photo quality is still very good. Colors and low light performance might be a little bit better on the a6400, but I have not had an issue with color or low light on my a6000 especially with a 1.8 prime lens. I think to a certain extent, stocking up on nice lenses is a better investment than buying a more expensive camera body.

[@MimJim6784]

​@@chrisonsight Thanks for your elaborate answer. It made me feel better about the camera. Your experience is valuable to me. Because you have a 7-series camera, you have a proper sense of color and low-light performance. How many shots are fine for a second-hand A6000? Can a 6000 connect to a phone with WI-FI for use as a screen (for example, for selfie shots)?