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All good points except: (1) sony e35mm f/1.8 oss is too tight for my liking (2) the sony 10-18mm f/4 is very nice, but a bit too slow for my liking

Close. My issue mostly is that the a6400 isn't the a7000. But I doubt that the a7000 would cure my want for usable images at >iso6400. On the positive side for apsc, everything is so small compared ...

thanks. oddly, this reminds me of my primary school days when my teacher used to tell us all to be quiet because we were 'acting like a bunch of galahs'. :)

Great images mikan and thank you for sharing. I'd love to see some pics of people hitting the pads, or more boxer / padholder interactions if you have them.

I had a play with the a6400 and while the AF is a beast, my issue with it is the lack of IBIS, average battery life, average iso performance vs FF, poor jello effect when filming and what appears ...

It sounds far more promising with an a7iii to be honest. It's also the kind of lens that, along with the tamron 28-75mm f/2.8 would make me very seriously consider moving away from apsc.

That extra stop is really worthwhile in true low-light situations though. It's not noticeable if I print photos (which I don't) and it certainly wasn't noticeable on my old monitor, but on the 27" ...

https://youtu.be/N-fAjJUqk7g I am looking at the a6400 and likely will get that. But the thought of using an a7rii, even with its limitations is very tempting. I am keen on much better lowlight ...

I thought an a7rii would be better suited if cost was an issue.

I'd looked into the a6500, but didn't see enough to make me want to upgrade to that body and in the meantime, my lens collection has ultimately kept me tied to apsc. The a6400 AF features, better ...

Out of your two choices, it will be the a6400. But someone threw in the a6000, I would say that perhaps the a6400, with its better high iso performance and better colour/noise reduction, ...

Very sorry to hear. I wonder if it's because the person would have been moving at super high speed and would have come across as a white blur on a white background in a possibly dimly lit area. I ...

very cute :)

As much fun as it is to have only one prime, I would miss out on the extra FL. I travelled with an e35 and 1650 kit lens. The kit lens had about 85pc usage on the camera and the rest was divided ...

Have a few other buildings in between my parking spot and my workplace and I figured now's a good time to try and get my head around the 12mm perspective. T

I started getting some weird AF errors when it rains. It's basically like I've got the shutter button half-pressed the whole time. It seems that the moisture might be affecting either my shutter ...

much better af, better battery life, better sooc camera, v. shallow dof for portraiture? But the extra cost and weight of it all makes it very hard to move across.

I'd wondered about stabilisation - the camera is for vloggers yes, its for people who want to either have a small solution (handheld, flip up screen with ibis/ois lenses) or for people with their ...

Another set of awesome photos with this lens, thx for sharing.