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True, I agreed. If they don't have the a6300, then it would be hard press for them to justify to customers to price the a6500 at its current price point. And it makes perfect business sense, ...

Agreed. And that's what I did. :-) samyang 12mm for landscape, cityscape, astrophotography. sigma 30mm 1.4 for lowlight, indoor portrait and street photography. Good for video too. Selp18105 for ...

I got my a6000 after Sony announced a6300. Quite disappointed back then because it didn't have touchscreen. And many a6300 owners were upset when Sony announced the a6500. Many thought that ...

That's nice to hear. Is it the IBIS ? I know you've a adapted Sigma 18-35f1.8. Other than that, can u elaborate a bit more on the usefulness of a6300/a6500 for stills from a6000? Eye tracking AFC?

As regards a6000 vs a6300/a6500, I've been thinking much about it myself and saw similar discussion on other sony camera forum. While there are definitely many significant improvements of ...

Well, I have to say, I have been a strong defender/supporter of the 18105g ever since I got it. Because of it's reach and price, it was a no brainer for me. I used to think that I can live with ...

I agreed. Because cropping from a FF image in post, you will always lose pixel density. Where as 'cropped' by using a apsc sensor camera with FF lens, not necessarily so. Thanks you for your ...

Yeap, totally agreed with you on this. But that's not the point of my question. However, thank you very much as well for bring up the factor about pixel density. It really helps! :-D

Thank you very much for the link! Yeah, I admit I never knew about this fourth factor. So,  Just to quote from it... The comparative DOFs of two different format sizes depend on the conditions of ...

Thanks Dennis & TXK. I've thought of this, that's why it wasn't hard for me to understand both your explanations. Just that, I didn't think it was logical to relate the CoC to be part of the DOF ...

Google. I've tested with 2 DOF calculators with 2 diferent website, both gave me the exact same value with the same inputs.

50mm is always a 50mm regardless of sensor size. The Apsc merely cropped the center of the image circle to give the field of view of 75mm on FF.

both cameras with the same aperture setting, same distance from the subject....how is this possible? Depth of field is 0.86ft Depth of field is 1.29 ft I don't get it. So far, I've been told that ...

I agreed that 50mm for apsc is a bit awkward middle ground. While I never have the lens, I did try my cousin's 50mm on her nikon d90, which has same crop factor. It's focal length is not long ...

What happened if you're in a low lit situation where you're not allow to use flash?

Hi, do u think that 35mm and 50mm is a bit too close in FL? I've already have the 30mm f1.4 sigma, if I ever get another prime for portraits, perhaps a 85mm make better sense? What do you think?

Yeah, I heard good reports about the meike grip and the price is not out of reach. And according to texhnologymafia on youtube, it seems to help to reduce the overheating in video mode for a6000 ...

Hi all, just wondering how many of you out there using a battery grip with your a6000/6300/6500. I am not sure, but seems as if this topic isnt discussed as much(If it was discussed before, my ...

Have you ever tried to mount an old flash to your sony a6000 before? That's what I did after watching Jason lanier video where he said one could practically mount any flash on the sony camera and ...

I was thinking the same. But instead of tt685s, I went with tt600, it doesnt have ttl but it can do HSS and same power output as 685 but approx half the price. I think for off camera flash, I will ...