BEST EDC Camera - Sony a6000 // Here are 5 Reasons WHY

[@TomsJurjaks]

Which is your favorite EDC camera? 📷

[@mc5869]

I've been using an A6100 for almost a year now. I cannot fault it. My favourite lens is possibly the Sony SEL35F18 which my "nifty 50".

[@prince2thethrone]

can you make a video showing photos with the Sony zv-1? thanks

[@MrJamesJohnsson]

Several months ago I got the Fuji XE1 with the 35mm F2 for around 350€. Great little street camera, love the JPEG film simulations

[@BG_79]

The A6500 together with the 16mm f/1.4 and the 30mm f/1.4 from Sigma as well as the Sony 70-350mm f/4.5-6.3 G is my everyday setup. The electronic and therefore silent shutter lets you blend into the crowd and make you feel like a street photography-ninja. 😂

[@cristianbortos7757]

Clearly the a6000! In fact it is the only one that I've got. Bought it brand new a year and a half ago, paired with the Sigma 56 mm 1.4 and I am more than satisfied with the results! The a6000 still hold strong even nowadays!

[@gamboaphotocreative]

I've owned a Sony a6000 for 5+ years. It's an amazing aps-c camera, and never intend to get rid of it. It's perfect for travel and everyday photography. Slap on a zoom lens like the Tamron 17-70mm and a prime like the Sigma 56mm and you're good to go! The photo community thanks you for great content! Looking forward to the next video.

[@TomsJurjaks]

You are completely right Larry. A nice lens on this bad boy will do the job excellently for the daily needs for sure. Cheers and thanks for your support!

[@carlmojica]

Same set up, but i added the sigma 16 for landscape photographty. I'm thinking to add a 85mm sigma in the future 😊

[@TheSoccerseeker]

Same here..got 90mm macro on it..

[@wannawfal9854]

Hey! That's great to know! I was wondering, I literally just bought a used A6000 but with 45k shutter count which I think it was really heavily used. I'm planning to start photography (not professional) but just for fun like when solo travelling & events with my family n friends, do you think this is still sustainable?

[@Pauleuh]

@@wannawfal9854 no worries there's a lot of life left!

[@saschaeggert2148]

So happy that this cam is still getting so much love despite its age. Bought mine new three years ago, started with the Sony 18-105 and the Sigma 1.4 30mm. Over the years I completed my Sigma Trio and those prime lenses rock. Since I cannot afford a Sony full frame right now Ima stick with my lil silver buddy - he never let me down so far!

[@whatrwewaiting4793]

I love my Sony a6000, I take it everywhere, love the portability. I have had mine for about 5 years. I like to hike and it is lightweight enough for me to be comfortable with. Have many lenses for it. The results are amazing. I have a Tampon 70-300 which is perfect for when I am living/working in Yellowstone for over 5 months. I also just recently purchased a 18-135 for the best of all focal lengths. I keep looking to upgrade but I have to keep asking myself what I would really gain except an empty wallet, so for now I will continue with my Sony a6000

[@julioaponte3197]

I’ve got my a6000 for almost 7 years. Awesome little camera which I’ve taken everywhere. Nice quality pictures and very versatile! Get a 56mm Sigma lens and you’re off to the best bokeh in your portraits!! 9:19am

[@TomsJurjaks]

Oh my the 56mm Sigma is KING. Love that lens. Throw it on any camera and it will make the pictures amazing

[@boony853]

I was debating on what first camera to get, and after seeing so much praise about this a600, especially from your channel, i finally got one. Don't regret it

[@TomsJurjaks]

So glad to hear you are happy with your choice Boony! Cheers ✌️

[@IMF_27]

My choice for years is my A6000 and a 35mm 1.8 Sony both make a spectacular and discreet team that allows me to move freely in the city without the fear of attracting too much attention. The results are excellent and I am very satisfied, great video greetings!

[@TomsJurjaks]

Thanks Israel Martinez. Just bought the 35mm f1.8 too and absolutely love it so I couldnt agree with you more!

[@TheOschedin]

I am using tamrons 35mm 2.8 witch was dead cheap for me (90 euros) and it's awesome.

[@jhirse3547]

Hard to believe the 35mm f1.8 and 24 MP Sony cameras (starting with the NEX-7) have been around for over ten years now, and are still rocking the boat! a6000 + 35mm f1.8, a incredibly good combo for years to come!

[@p0rt0b0y]

I upgraded from the A6000 to the A6600 and planned to sell the A6000. I might just hang onto it after watching this, with the 16-50 it really is a great pocketable little machine that can get you some great results.

[@jhirse3547]

Thank you for this very reasonable and based video, especially the final sentences! What I want to add, that for Sony APS-C, at least since the a6000 release in February 2014, it has been "marry the body, date the lens"! There are now so many high quality affordable lenses out there, basically any Sony E-Mount APS-C camera is a powerhouse again. Sigma Trio, all the f2.8 zooms, the new Sony wide angle lenses - they totally breath new life into the system. My current favourite EDC is my dang old, beaten Sony a5000 together with the great Sony 11mm f1.8. Super light, compact, and there's not much I give away in terms of IQ. The keys tasks are: configure the camera to your needs (key and dial settings), and edit your pics. I started editing my JPGs in Apple Photos, and my pics became so much better!

[@TomsJurjaks]

I couldn't agree with you more. Even the newer cameras, from all brands arguably are equally good, but the Sony E-Mount is what truly pushes it forward a whole step. Well said.

[@Gogogordy1]

I have this A6000 and A6400. I like the A6000 for EDC with either Sigma 30mm 1.4 or even TTartisans 25 mm 2.0 manual for a more vintage experience and smaller, travel sizing vs Sigma 30. I prefer the A6000 to say….the popular Ricoh GRIII series because: flash-viewfinder-battery life-tilt screen-ability to remove dust from sensor-not too much bigger than Ricoh either. This camera still VERY relevant in 2022 and almost 2023. Good video Toms, TY.

[@ReiszRiann]

Which is better for photography? A6000 or A6400?

[@Gogogordy1]

@@ReiszRiann They can both produce same results, A6000 is lighter BUT is not not weather sealed, has older menu system and a slightly less comprehensive AF technology. That said, for photography in fair weather I’ll grab either (or both), for use in inclement weather it would be the 6400. I like them both VERY much!

[@PRB_and_PLB_Photography]

I have 3 EDC cameras, an original Sony RX100, a Sony a6000 and a Fujifilm X100T. At the minute I'm loving using my fuji, but I will always have a soft spot for my a6000 as it was my 1st proper camera when i took up photography, Even if the a6000 is a 9 year old camera now, it's still more than capable of capturing some awesome images.

[@hjones451]

Bought two a6000 bodies, now each fitted with different lenses - both fit in a backpack easily - the lightweight design is a winner and photos are fantastic

[@stingylizard]

Yes! One for video,one for pix

[@ryanellison4884]

Had this camera for years, amazing in daylight for capturing crisp photos! Just bought the sigma 18-50mm f2.8 and excited to travel and use as my every day lens!

[@TomsJurjaks]

For sure! And with the Sigma 18-50 it’s gonna be a brilliant combo. Enjoy 🙌

[@SneakyCaleb]

As someone who has an a7iv and a x100v but basically only uses the a6000 I agree with this video. It’s the best cam ever made at its price

[@Jgheiler]

Why not the x100v?

[@SneakyCaleb]

@@Jgheiler I find it’s autofocus slow

[@zoyuu]

Why use the a6000 when you have an a74? Just curious

[@a55tech]

@@zoyuu cuz chonky bro

[@IvarsDayLab]

I have my a6400 with Sigmas in my bag daily. I love to shoot with it street photography and I shoot some podcasts with it too. My favorite EDC camera actually is my Fujifilm X70, it fits in my pocket, I take awesome shots with it and people around don't get nervous as camera looks like a toy :)

[@tvercel]

Just bought the Tamron 17-70 mm for our a6000 and am so excited to test it out. Been living w the kit lenses for years and time to go to anew level. Found your videos very inspiring. Keep up the good work!

[@TomsJurjaks]

Tom, that Tamron lens is one of the best all around lenses you could choose for a6000. It truly will bring you to the next level. I don't have that lens yet, but im dying to get it. Its amazing. Good luck buddy!

[@a55tech]

how u liking that lens bro?

[@historical-chanel]

I have been using this camera since its release. I now only shoot in RAW to have the best possible quality compared to a smartphone. With DxO PhotoLab, the result is excellent!

[@viggo1810]

Thank you for all the videos regarding the a6000! I finally picked one up, got it for around 550 usd and it included the body, 16-50mm, 55-210mm, Sigma 30mm 1.4, extra batteries, etc, etc, in barely used condition. Pretty good deal I think :D

[@Nathan-pb2pq]

Where did you get it from

[@viggo1810]

@@Nathan-pb2pq I got it from the swedish Craigslist :)

[@stingylizard]

A deal👍

[@davidjimenezflores8035]

KZbin needs more creators like yoou. It's no mandatory have the best camera with the best lenses. Congratulations.

[@TomsJurjaks]

Thanks David. That really is the idea - to show people that also older APS-C cameras and cheaper lenses are enough to start creating and having fun.

[@MarioCastillion]

I really love your channel: the entire edit, the music, the clever jump-cuts, graphics...everything. You inspire me in every way. Thanks, man!

[@TomsJurjaks]

Thank you so much Mario. I really appreciate your support.

[@rogerbradbury9713]

I'm another one with an A6000 I carry every day; It has the 16-50 kit lens. I always have a spare battery with the camera. Sometimes I carry a Pentax 77mm lens with adaptor; the focus peaking works well with it. The A6000 has the same sensor as my Pentax K3; high ISO performance is equally good, though different from the Pentax. I've taken shots in dimly lit pubs with the Sony and kit lens; I did some last Sunday. I don't like the eye level viewfinder so I only use it in full sun when I can't see the rear screen. It's possible to tilt the pop up flash to get bounce flash, and I've found that the camera remembers the last distance I focused at, when I switch it back on. The A6000 is pretty good, especially for what I paid for it.

[@CCWEAdventures]

Recently bought a used A6000 for this exact purpose! Excellent justification of my choices 😄

[@TomsJurjaks]

haha glad to hear that! And if you read the comments, you are not the only one so well chosen my friend 😀

[@thisvimalalgoda2481]

Because of you and your channel, I purchased an A6000 and a Sigma 56mm lens for it, and that combination has been my go-to for years.

[@TomsJurjaks]

That is such an amazing combo. I am still looking forward to get my hands on that lens 😁

[@jhlewis10]

Fuji X100F for me. Love the retro feel of using it, and the Fuji film sims. Brings joy to using the camera. Takes me back 35 yrs to my college and high school camera days. The camera is tiny, easy to use and fun.

[@bounti9714]

unfortunately these days so insanely expensive

[@michaeljdauben]

And impossible to find.

[@shashankshekhar3791]

Can't believe this camera is still being talked about. It was released in Feb '14 (9 years ago damn). I had looked at a6000, a5300 while I was going to get my first camera in 2019 after saving 4 years in college but given the price and the features the X T-100 was a no brainer. I still feel sony cameras have better focus as mine keeps hunting for focus for a long time!

[@andrejlz]

I'm looking for EDC camera. And I was wandering if Sony a6000 will be able to do it for me. Thank you, now I know what I need.

[@johnnyr-518]

When sony was about to phase out the a6500 they sold it for 500 USD brand new body only, me and my friend bought the last remaining 2 from the sony store in HK. This is the best EDC for me and I would say it's the most value I ever got from a camera body ever.

[@TomsJurjaks]

Its so awesome to hear these stories and that you were able to cop those last copies and found yourself using it a lot. Nice one Johnny 💪

[@michaelburke7428]

Hi I own an A6000 I bought it years ago and never used it. It's brand new. I've just started to use it and it still holds good. It produces excellent images I've started using it every day now with the kit lens. Have a nice day!

[@TomsJurjaks]

Thats so awesome to hear! Get some prime lens as well and you will see your a6000 turn into a little beast!

[@filo135]

Your videos where a big influence why I bought my Sony a6000. My wife is playing around more with photography and she is using her Sony A7III. I like to play with video more and little bit with photos. This little beast that is Sony a6000 is great. I use it with my wife's Sony 35mm 1.8 and mine 18-105mm 4 , the videos are great, you get slow motion and great photos. Love your channel. Keep it up man 😊👍

[@TomsJurjaks]

Thanks so much for the kind words and for sharing your experience. Btw that Sony 35mm f1.8 is such an amazing lens! Cheers!

[@stevenanthony578]

My EDC is the Sony a6600 paired with the TTArtisans 25mm 2.0, manual. But I just bought a used a6000 for use with my grandkids ( age 7 and 2) and nephews (5 and 3). This way, I don't worry about anyone damaging the a6600.

[@HJ-nh1wl]

Totally agree ….! I too have a A6000 as new when released (back in the day!)! Camera is awesome and given me great service - but not for sale! However, I am now 72, with ‘developing old age shakes’ - so with very heavy heart, I upgraded to Sony A6700, but use Zeiss Touit 32mm (equivalent to 48mm) f1.8 and Zeiss-Sony 16-70 f4 (24-105 mm equivalent). My EDC is A6700 plus one of the above lens! No lens changing but concentrate on taking pictures!

[@TomsJurjaks]

Thanks for sharing this! And I am so happy to read you are still passionate about photography even with your age, thats really awesome. I as well bought the a6700 and am loving it a lot, but a6000 is still hanging out in my car for those “just in case” situations. Cheers!

[@1956jude]

Thanks Tom. I have the A6000 and its predecessor, the NEX-6. Have a bunch of lenses, both new and vintage. Love it!

[@TomsJurjaks]

Thanks Judy! Im really glad you enjoy your setup. Keep on creating!

[@johnharrison9491]

Just picked up a second A6k. I have my other one converted to 720nm IR. I love these things.

[@patrickhanly7458]

Great video! It's the a6400 for me. I bought it to digiscope and the added some Voigtlander lenses and I'm having a ball. I really like your shots and your relaxed, fun approach to photography.

[@innsaeimaster]

the a6000 is my first digital camera i bought, and i still love it for those reasons. thanks for your good review

[@gustavo9971]

i just got my sony a6000 yesterday for 300€ with 2 extra batteries, a sd card and a carrying case. i’m super happy with the quality of the photos. you just made me feel certain about my decision! thanks man! love your videos btw

[@TomsJurjaks]

And that’s a really good deal you got there buddy! Awesome! Congrats 💪

[@vusisemwayo]

I settled for a Canon 5gx II. That thing literally fits in my pocket. Early days but so far so good... Image quality in the day is good; not great in low light conditions. Built in flash is surprisingly good. My regular camera is an A7III but wife won't let me bring that along on most of our outings.

[@carlosedsferreira]

I was with so many doubts on what camera to buy... Sony a6400 vs a6700 vs a7c vs a7 III... But you are so right. I'm just an amateur and for everyday use, it's more than enough!!

[@TomsJurjaks]

All are excellent cameras and will do the job great! If you get a6000 you can get a pair of nice lenses instead

[@method606]

I’ve had an a6000 for about 6 years. I have upgraded to the a7iii but cannot and will not get rid on the a6k. It’s tough durable and to echo all the points of this video, a perfect edc camera.

[@markdoucette9870]

I have one with the kit liens and I love it. I agree with your assessment. Well said.

[@drdj2626]

the a6000 still is my one and only camera. a classic.

[@marczekowski753]

I agree with you that this is a good camera. It's been well reviewed. I would not call it everyday carry, however. I feel that that term should be used for cameras that are truly pocketable.

[@MichTheo]

I don't really need persuasion when it comes to the a6000! Totally agree with you once again, and oh my, what a great looking video, your videos have become absolutely flawless with a duration that always respects our free time. Feeling proud of you! PS: I should get this clip

[@TomsJurjaks]

Haha I know right? It still is an awesome little beast. I still have couple of a6000 videos under the belt so stay tuned. P.S. If you have the budget, see Peak Design Capture Clip. It is bit more convenient, smaller and has arca-swiss plate so fits on tripod.

[@DiscoveringGermany]

I just recently got my a6000 for 300€ with kit lense and some ND filters and SD Cards for it. Love the quality of the Pictures and even the video comes out very nice. Have been really happy with it. Would love to upgrade the lense with an (Ultra)Wide lense, but need to wait or find one for cheap.

[@mysoulshelter]

I've been wondering about this one for long time actually..now I'm more sure I have to end my wondering and finally start the photography journey!

[@championx1]

I just bought the a6000 2 days ago!. It came with the kit lens. I'm learning how to take pictures.

[@TomsJurjaks]

Awesome! Congrats and enjoy🎉

[@matthieuzglurg6015]

Although I agree with most points in your video, I gotta say that for an EDC camera, there is one feature that you want that the A6000 doesn't have : weather sealing. Unlike other cameras, the thing about EDC cameras is that it's the camera that you're always carrying with you, and you don't have the luxury of looking at the forecast to know which day is good to get out. Especially for beginners, having weather sealing means they don't have to worry if their camera is getting a little wet. Beginner camera means affordable, so looking at the options I would say either a Fujifilm X-T1, or Sony A6300 would be perfect candidates. The Fuji even has some of the most gorgeous JPEGs, so the workflow of taking the picture then transferring it to your phone without edit and post it instantly is even easier. Those first gen Sony bodies had quite funky colors and not everyone is a fan of that.

[@TomsJurjaks]

Very fair point Matthieu. I agree. And I've heard loads of good stuff about Fuji in general. But to be honest, I've taken my a6000 out in the drizzle and some lighter rain many times and so far without any problems. Its also not like one drop will end the camera. If the budget is not a problem, then of course I would recommend weather sealed bodies, but for most beginners, this feature does not justify much higher price tag as most beginners shoot in near perfect conditions. But of course its good to know what other options are and what are the limitations of A6000.

[@jonathanhemsworth4354]

Great video and easy to watch. I got an Sony a6400 great EDC and is my main personal cam. I use the Sony a7iii with my employed work.

[@TomsJurjaks]

Hey Jonathan! Thanks a lot. Glad you liked the video. That’s a nice combo you have there ✌️

[@bakinpeach]

Hi there, I have this camera. My husband had purchased it for me many moons ago. I'm an amateur at best. Took a class that I still don't understand too much, but in changing lenses around during the class, I now have spots. Didn't know this until after my trip to Australia where the blue skies have black spots in the sky. I've tried my best to clean the sensor, but I still can't manage to get one troublesome area. I was cringing every time I saw the the camera without a lens in the video. So, that is the first thing I want to do/learn is how to clean the sensor. Second, my husband has purchased a couple of lens for me because while the one it came with is fine for EDC (to me), I would like to capture "regular" and then be able to zoom in, but with one lens and not having to switch it up. It had come with a second lens, but I don't use it because I don't feel it zooms enough 5.5-210. The wide angle I got after the class 10-18. And then 70-350 , which I love, but that is for zooming only. So, my first goal is to clean the sensor. Any suggestions would be appreciated.

[@JimIBobIJones]

I used the a6000 as my main camera up until early this year. I also had a A7R and the APSC format is definitely more portable - especially with Sony. - I now use a A7R IV for both APSC and FF Sony lenses. The thing I would point out is that it is portable and easy to carry - for an interchangeable lens camera, which is a major qualifier anyone considering an a6000 for "edc" should consider. It isn't pocketable and you are going to have to set aside space in your bag. The only way it gets close to a pocketable camera is if you use the 16mm or 20mm pancake lens - but those aren't the best lens (the 16mm 2.8 is especially terrible). With the vast majority of lens options (and arguably all of the desirable lens options) it (and its younger siblings) are cameras you have to "carry with intent" rather than something that can be with you always anywhere. A "premium compact" one inch camera like the Rx100 series from Sony, G1/5/7X from canon, Lumix TZ from Panasonic is going to be actually pocketable and, for me at least - the best EDC option. You get a usable viewfinder (with most), enough manual controls and good enough versatility to get shots comparable to an interchangeable lens system. Heck, if its got a f1.8 max aperture, you can even get some passable Bokeh going. IMHO the Ricoh Gr 3 and the Canon G1X 3 are the only large(r) sensor compact cameras that are really pocketable. Everything else has too big a "lens bump" and doesn't get to the same level of portability. I did stitch together a Nex5R (which has a considerably more compact body than the a6000) and paired it with a 20mm f2.8 - that was pretty damn compact. But honestly I prefer my RX100 in terms of picture quality - which was a bit of a shock. It might be the more modern sensor technology (from the m4 onwards the RX100 has stacked BSI CMOS sensor. The Sony APSC cameras have only just had their first BSI sensor in the a6700 and there still isn't a stacked option), newer colour science or maybe better quality glass compared to the 20f2.8.

[@hankwojo]

I carry a Lumix LX100 II or a Sony A5100 with kit lens. Great video, you got me rethinking . . .

[@darwincarillo6646]

Bro, I love your videos. I just purchased my sony a6000 last june and it's a great camera. And through this videos, I am loving my camera more. Can you use it in wedding videos? If it will be possible, I'm waiting for your video. Thank you! And more sony a6000 videos.

[@TomsJurjaks]

Thanks so much for the kind words Darwin! Of course you can use it, but I would not recommend it. It only shoots Full HD and does not have mic input so you wont have good audio. It would be a challenge for sure. However, next week I will post a video about how to shoot cinematic videos with your a6000 so hopefully you have some good takeaways there. Cheers!

[@daveforz]

The Sony a6000 with a Tamron 17-70mm and a Laowa 9mm lens is a serious combo. Recently bought a Lumix S mark ii to replace the a6000, but still gonna keep it. Just love the thing too much.

[@erin758]

I'm using the a6000 because of the lens support for the E-mount. Also, for its current price, you can buy two or more. I bought mine, brand new, for $399. The money I saved went to the Sigma 16mm and five other primes and a zoom.

[@RamonLBarrosIII]

My A6000 is always on me in my backpack. Love the size of it and personally use a The Brown Buffalo pack sling to hold it as well a 50mm lense.

[@johnsonblyeoh5029]

Tq for the review A6000 , being thinking a lot to get one , as a beginner , but in Malaysia they still selling at US375 with Kits Lens , is it worth buying ?

[@TomsJurjaks]

It really depends. What are your alternatives? If the cameras are expensive there in general then I would say its worth it. Some people used have find it as low as US$250 but I doubt you can find anything lower than that so I would say its "okay" - not perfect, but okay.

[@butchgo8930]

If you say Sony A6000 is best EDC then all other 5 or 6 A6xxx models having similar form factor or rangefinder build will also fall under this category. I’m a Nikon guy and I’ve always admired Sony’s A6xxx minimalist build. Awhile back I bought a slightly used A6600 fitted with Zeiss 1.8 24mm lens as my get-to camera.

[@MalikWilliamsInteractiveTV]

I love it! I got it for $5 at a local camera store sale. I already have lenses for it, so yeah, I'm Stoked!!!

[@Tom151.93]

Yes, completely agree, the best choice for me, love it.

[@rjohnbernales]

This came at the right time. I got mine today and I’m excited after seeing this video.

[@TomsJurjaks]

Awesome! Enjoy the ride my friend!

[@leechongyew8807]

Wow your pictures are beautiful...thanks for sharing.

[@robconner5221]

I have an A7iii also and really like it, but my A6000 is exactly as you say; I take it when I just need to have a camera with me and I didn't want to miss anything... Thanks

[@Toni-PAT]

You sold me on this Camera, i will buy one used. Everything you said make sense for me. Thanks for that great Video

[@TomsJurjaks]

Haha its a neat little camera, given its age - it does its job so well despite its age. Thanks Toni.

[@Toni-PAT]

@@TomsJurjaks I'm a beginner, it will be my first camera and I hope it's a good start to this complex world of photography

[@thecrazy9169]

It brings me a lot of joy watching this video since I too love my Sony a6000. Only gripe I have is, the default conversion of RAW to JPG inside the camera is not good. Colors are washed out and it takes a lot of time to edit and bring the picture to usable level. So, i transfer all the photos to my mac and convert RAW to JPG with default macOS finder and the image quality is excellent.

[@TomsJurjaks]

Thanks a lot! Regarding your problem - you can actually adjust the look of your JPEGs under "Creative Syle". Add contrast and saturation to your liking if you want more punch and you should be good to go. Hope that helps.

[@brentbrown51]

Just bought a used one with the kit lens. Love it so far!

[@JonasSakamoto]

I take a a6500 first for video in 2019, but recently i got the sony 20mm F2.8 just for photo and i surprise with the results. Its perfect to EDC! o/

[@jensarne5773]

Very helpful, thanks a lot! Have to check this out - to transfer to phone. Sometimes I travel abroad for photoshoot and tried several options not having a laptop with me. Had the a6000 back in the days but sold it and kind of regret it. Instead I got the a5100 and I am happy with that one. I am a big fan of the Nex 7 and still use it, and the Nex 5n... Good luck with your channel.

[@TomsJurjaks]

It’s definitely a cumbersome experience transferring using the app, Sony could really improve the experience. But it does its job for sure. And thank you buddy!

[@khoapham5796]

I used to own an A6000 and a Sony 50mm F1.8 and I loved it as everything you've said in the video. However as time goes by and my needs change, I don't feel comfortable with Sony cameras anymore (not just the A6000). I'm an enthusiast shooter and spending so much time editing the photos is not something I really like. That's why I switched to Fujifilm. The color of the JPEG is so good I that I edit photos with very basic tools.

[@LLeung656]

Just wondering which model of Fujifilm do you use? Is the color quality the same for all fujufilm cameras? Thanks.

[@Easycook_withSK]

Hi Tom - bang on video as usual. I had bought the a6000 in 2015, sold it in 2021. Bought full frame Sony after that (a7c and then a74). Then I bought a6600, but sold it after 3-4 months - not worth the price. Today my EDC is canon m6 ii with a 22 mm f2. It’s super great with 33 MP and a wonderfully responsive touch screen (like the new Sony full frames). Please check it out. Of course it’s to be discontinued, but I still bought it - lovely build and form factor.

[@TomsJurjaks]

Hey Seema, what a journey you've had! Awesome that you experienced so many cameras. I've heard a lot of good things about that M6 for daily use. There is also a bit of hype with the Fuji X100V too, nice design and compact. Would love to try out different brand cameras for sure.

[@Easycook_withSK]

You are so right about the Fuji - I did so want it but two things stopped me (1) fixed lens (2) price - it’s in short supply, hence selling at a massive premium in india

[@pers4855]

I got this camera in 2015 but sold it. These day they have way better glass to pair with it I think it's definitely worth getting again.

[@TomsJurjaks]

You are right, its the lenses that make the difference. And its not that easy to get it as its discontinued but still there are plenty of second hand ones available.

[@oldhammi22]

Very grateful for your post and suggestions. ive owned my Sony a6000 since 2019, and absolutely love it, except for one thing. It does not add GPS location to the photo. Do you know if there is a way to do this????

[@TomsJurjaks]

Thanks my friend! No idea about the GPS thingy. Let me know if you find out how to do it please

[@ToniLovesSkateboarding]

Ive been a wedding photog for over 10 years and shot Canon. I purchased a brand new a6000 I believe in 2016 or 17 because I wanted a small travel camera and to try out Sony. well, I have since fully switched to Sony and I'm happy with it but now I'm debating a designated EDC camera. I still have and use my a6000 but thought about upgrading to an a6300 (better EVF and Mic input) but I also have an a7II that I don't use for anything. my options for EDC are: Keep using the a6000 or use the a7II or sell the a7II and buy an used a6300. I cant make up my mind! I did just pick up a Sony 24mm 2.8 G that worked so well with the a6000. I'm really digging it!

[@TomsJurjaks]

Hey Toni. My 2 cents, I probably wouldn't go with a6300 as its still old camera and mostly videography related. If you only wanna do photos, check A6100 or for extra video features a6400. If you dont mind not having viewfinder, im really digging the ZV-E10. Especially with the lenses you have, must be nice setup. Let me know what you decide?

[@ToniLovesSkateboarding]

@@TomsJurjaks I think you're right. as a matter of fact, I just found an used a6100 for a decent price at a local camera shop. Thats gonna be the way. Get that and sell my a7II w/ 85mm 1.8. Thanks!

[@Vadim.vangog]

I agree with every word you said Toms, yes, this is a wonderful camera, you always want to carry it with you, the pictures are at a professional level, so I join the recommendations! And thanks for the video and Happy Holidays!!!!

[@TomsJurjaks]

Thanks so much for your kind words. I hope all is well with you and your family. Stay strong and happy holidays to you too my friend!!!

[@Vadim.vangog]

@@TomsJurjaks Thank you very much!!! ❤️🤝

[@alvar0761]

Thank you for your videos! Congratulations from Chile 🇨🇱🇨🇱🇨🇱

[@p823596]

Thank you Tom! A great video about a great camera. You've said it all, there's nothing to add! Thank you again!

[@TomsJurjaks]

Thank you!

[@chief.souljah]

been using this cam until to date, it's good actually.

[@SpuddsBuckley]

Ordered a used Sony a6000 to be my everyday carry camera a couple days ago and this video got me super hyped for it to arrive! Can you share what software you use to edit your photos on your phone? Thanks.

[@TomsJurjaks]

Hey buddy! And congrats on your new order! I don’t personally edit photos on my phone but I do have Adobe Suite subscription so occasionally would use Lightroom Mobile. However your phones apps are also pretty decent if you don’t wanna spend on paid apps

[@muhammadmiraj1203]

I absolutely love your videos. How about canon 4000d camera? Can you compare between Canon 4000d vs Sony a6000 please. It'll help me a lot to wipe out my confusion.

[@christianboddum8783]

I have 2 NEX-5 and a a6300 (mostly for the viewfinder), but for a long time my everyday carry was a DSC-H3 because it has the right size for the pocket in a jacket and as long as it is daylight it works quite well and it has built in flash and decent glass (Zeiss). I'm experimenting with indoor lowlight no-flash shooting and my a6300 with a SONY ZA F4 16-70 is getting the best results so far. I have some good prime lenses but they don't give me enough depth of field in my experience. I try to avoid any postprocessing except cropping.

[@michaelcarnahan9507]

Love my a6000, by the way, great video. Michael.

[@laxmanaa5366]

My edc camera is ofc the A6000 but i do sometimes also carry my nex7 or panasonic gm1. For sony lenses i usually use the 50mm FE 1.8 or minolta 100mm F2 with an la-ea4 adapter. Panasonic i have no choice but to use my one and only 20mm f1.7.

[@stingylizard]

Thanks,always good stuff from Toms

[@TomsJurjaks]

Its my pleasure Ken. Cheers

[@Voeunven123]

Sony a6000 best camera for me 💕

[@Lukasen]

I just got the sony a6000. What lens would you recommend?

[@TomsJurjaks]

Sigma 30mm f1.4 is my favorite, check the link in description 👌🔥

[@FSMADNESSPILOT]

16mm sigma is also really good 😁

[@Lukasen]

@@TomsJurjaks Definitely gonna check that out! Quality video as always man!

[@Lukasen]

I have also hear about the sigma 16mm 1.4. Whats the main difference between that one and the sigma 30mm 1.4?

[@TomsJurjaks]

Just a different focal length. Both are great lenses, extremely sharp and awesome quality.

[@joblessalex]

24 megapixel isn't an Instagram concern. You should always shoot as big as possible so you can crop if you need to.

[@NeonPixels81]

I like the A6000 but I'd probably recommend the ZV-E10 over the a6XXX series currently. You just get far more features for the money.

[@AlromeoB]

I bought this camera in 2014 and paid just over $700 CAD for it. I didn't use it much, then, because I didn't know how to use it, other than in auto. Now that I've gained some knowledge about photography I take it with me all the time, but I wouldn't use it for video because of the lack of 4k. I would prefer the Sony ZV-10 as an EDC.

[@oleflyvbjerg1001]

Another great video - thanks. Which camera do you shoot your videos on and what software do you use for editing? Thx in advance - and Happy New Year.

[@TomsJurjaks]

Hey Ole, thank you! I shoot most of my videos with one of 3 cameras: Sony A7IV, A6400 or A6000 (depending on situation). I use Adobe Premiere Pro for editing (although I have considered trying out DaVinci Resolve too). Let me know if you have any other questions. Happy New Year Ole!

[@oleflyvbjerg1001]

@@TomsJurjaks Thx for the info, and for taking time to answer.

[@razafiarisonmichael4421]

I just ordered one last week, I cannot wait to use it everyday. I cannot afford to use my a7R III everyday so I needed a kind of budget backup

[@TomsJurjaks]

Awesome! Drop a comment after you get your hands on it and fully test it.

[@masx4813]

nice advice, tom. good job 🙏

[@TomsJurjaks]

Thanks! 👍

[@GaryNgKT]

Nice review. I'm still using the a6000

[@afnanrazin911]

Hey Toms. Proud you are this far now! :D Im here again to ask for your recommendation for the best budget portrait and zoom lens

[@TomsJurjaks]

Hey Afnan! Thanks a lot. Sigma 30mm f1.4 and Sigma 56mm f1.4 is my choice for prime lenses. Regarding zooms, I am not sure if there are good budget zoom lenses, they cost a bit and it’s for a reason. Save up and buy something like Tamron 17-70mm f2.8

[@afnanrazin911]

@@TomsJurjaks thanks a lot Toms!

[@m.singleton8688]

Love your videos and your ascent

[@TomsJurjaks]

Thank you my friend!

[@crilly54]

Hello I've just come across your videos and they are amazing. 🙌🏼 Im just wanting to know if this is good for the gym? Im wanting to start using something other than my phone for the gym so if anyone knows.. let me know thanks 😊

[@crilly54]

Also if i wanted to spend around £500 on a camera what would you recommend. Thankyou

[@exyronylfa]

I'm inspired to getting one

[@landocycle]

I love my Ricoh GRIIIX but this seems like a way better buy.

[@iqmalanderson176]

Hi do you think should i buy the A6000 or spend a little more to buy the M50 ii? please help, i'm leaning more towards portraits and videos

[@TomsJurjaks]

A6000 is not that good if you want to do videos. Instead look for ZV-E10. Nevertheless, both cameras are good and there is not that much difference in their performance, however Sony wins when it comes to Lenses. Canon M-Mount has horrible choice of lenses so I would stay away if I was you.

[@iRahz.]

Great video, Toms. This is the camera I have and I am fairly new to photography. Do you have any recommendations for a first lens? I am currently using the kits lens, but want to purchase a new one. I am thinking about getting the Sony SEL35F18 35mm f/1.8 Prime Fixed Lens. What do you think?

[@bobnason4147]

I'd recommend using the kit lens(es) for several thousand images then you will know what focal length is your favourite or whether you need something wider or longer. You really need to understand your current equipment and what limitations it has for your style of shooting and desired output. Costs excepted, the easiest thing to do is fill camera bags with cameras & lenses that hardly/never see the light of day.

[@yalborap]

To follow up on the other comment you got, the big thing your second lens (since the kit lens is your first) should do a thing you keep wishing you could do. That might be more reach, it might be wider views for tight spaces, it might be getting up close to small subjects, or it might be those lovely creamy backgrounds. But find that thing, and buy a lens that'll get you solving that problem. Also, don't overlook any old lenses that friends or family might have! I mostly shoot with some 70s era film camera lenses that I'd already inherited, using a $10 adapter. Massively opens up your options.

[@sweeneyTodd-de4by]

What a fantastic channel had to subscribe

[@TomsJurjaks]

🙏

[@exyronylfa]

4:02 damn that's very convenient