Tommy S

If you know your personal style of photography you know what gear to use. If you do not know it than you might joggle. I know my style. It is action/sports that is why I stick to superb AF ...

I was a fan of grips for my A6300 and A6500. They do give a bit of better grip and far better battery life. Now with my A6600 I went with L-bracket. Unless you shoot vertically I would go with ...

I had a perfect copy. Even Dustin Abbott and https://www.lenstip.com/ mention the same issue as far as sharpness outside the center @1.4. For majority it might be meaningless. For me it was a deal ...

I used to have Sigma 16F1.4 but sold it with no regrets whatsoever due to poor performance @1.4 in terms of sharpness outside the center. When closed to F2 it is much better. I got back to Sigma ...

That is my point. Sonny's flagship scored so low. Why? Is it so weak?

For me it is not a problem of ranking A6600 so low. I am perplexed as far as DXOmark way of measuring A6600 so low.

I do not know what to think :-/ https://www.dxomark.com/sony-a6600-sensor-review/

I stir up a little bit his thread by saying that for indoor shooting I would take A6600 + Sigma 50-100 F1.8 which is pretty capable - I checked it myself when shooting jumping bikers.  Within the ...

I also need hybrid camera for action/sports and occasional video. Went from A6500 to A6600. I got rid of over highly praised Sigma Trio after discovering how Sigma 16F.4 is blurry @1.4 outside its ...

If you compare A6600 vs XT4, Fuji offers more expensive with slower AF capabilities lenses, also much more expensive body of XT4. For video Fuji  wins but stills belong to Sony in DR and iso noise.

4K60 and ergo seem the only things of interest. Price of good lenses, sharpness and minor issues  are no go for me as far as Fuji offer

That would enter in the area of A7iii. Glad they gave ISO 50

I tried many APSC lenses and for me it better to use Tokina 11-20F2.8 and Sigma 18-35 with only one native 56F1.4. The rest is soft wide open.

If one is in need of such. From my perspective the biggest advantage is DR. Oh, and I need to use ND filters to slow down SS but Sony APS-C bodies are handicapped.

I am online already.

Not exactly. 35 APS-C is 53 FF. To have 100% equivalent APS-C vs FF try this tool I am APS-C shooter (A6600). I also thought that APS-C could match FF, but the truth is it cannot in many areas ...

I switched from A6500 to A6600 with no regret. Battery life and grip with hand strap make a big difference from smaller grip. I used to have battery grip which was good for battery and nothing else. ...

The biggest lens I used it was Sigma 50-100F1.8. Beautiful sharpness, laggy AF-C, may dodge your crossfit training though. It combines well with A6600. I have a wrist strap to lock it on my hand. ...

Depending on the crop. If you crop outside center the pic IMO becomes unusable.

Dustin Abbott's review. I was not aware of this flaw @1.4 which undermines the whole idea of having the lens with F1.4. That is exactly what I got in my pics. If I need to stop it down to F2 to ...