I was using the Cineeye II and recorded the screen so you can see the settings I used. Other than what you cant see is file format which is RAW, but the rest you can see on the screen. Nothing crazy in settings, you just need a source of light and proper shutter speed.
i just picked up this combo , and already love it. any advice, on base set settings to start for night shooting? daytime i think im ok at so far.. but havent tried night time
Very generically, you probably wanna have your aperture wide open to let the most light in (f1.4), also make sure your shutter speed is not lower than lets say 1/200 or 1/250s and you can control that by increasing ISO
Impressed by how much you get out of that battery. I have three batteries. They all drain a couple of percent per minute, for just having the screen on. One is the original that came with the camera (barely used).
I've heard people complaining about these batteries, but I've never had any issues. I have 3 original and 4 Neewer batteries and all work perfectly on A6000 and A6400. I don't remember a day when I went through more than 1 battery.
If I missed it my apologies but for shooting this video footage what camera are you using? Is it the A6000 as well? Really enjoying your content and learning.
Yes my friend, its my phone. I use it to be able to record my EVF (screen of what the camera "sees") so you can follow along on how I do the composition, settings etc. I made a video about it - check here: ruclips.net/video/O6aFT4mZ7Y4/видео.html
I want to ask bro, do you use a cellphone above the camera, if so, how do you connect it so you can see the camera screen on your cellphone, do you use an application or just use a cable to connect, please answer bro, I'm a Sony a6000 user, please help me
Im using a combination of several things, but most important thing is device called Cineeye - check here in this video how I did it: ruclips.net/video/O6aFT4mZ7Y4/видео.html
Hi, would you Recommend Sony A7ii over A6300, no shooting video mostly Portrait, landscape, street and Night. Please let me know your opinion,I really need to upgrade soon.
Hey Willian, uhm not really. If you don't intend to shoot videos then there is no need to get the A6300 as thats a perfect camera for videos. I would rather recommend Sony A6100. And if you are a beginner, there is no need to go into full frame (A7II), all the lenses will be so expensive.
Of course it will do the job @@willianchris2565 it's just that you are overpaying for features you are not gonna use. A6300 will have the same performance as A6000 in photo mode.
Hi Dear Toms I have a question out of this video how many hours do I need to charge a camera A6100 totally new for the first time??? Hope you get me some answer🙏🏼
I just don't understand why people do this. You are shooting at 1/800 for a still image so you have to then crank your ISO to 1600 and make everything grainy and unusable. If you just lower your shutter speed to 1/60 or even 1/40 you are going to let way more light into the lens without needing to turn up your ISO.
Well there is a reason you dont understand. Why would I not shoot at 1 second shutter speed? It will let even more light in :D To be serious, first of all, I was shooting with 56mm lens (if you didnt notice), thats aprox 85mm full frame equivalent. If you would know this, then you would ask why I am not shooting at 1/160s instead of 1/40. There is a rule of thumb that if you want to avoid shaky footage you need to have your shutter speed double the focal length (if not more). Second, I rather crank up ISO and have a bit of noise (for my taste) rather than have an unusable blurry photo. I can live with grain, but can't live with blurry photos. Yes, sometimes there is enough light and shutter speed will be 1/800, but sometimes there is not enough light even with ISO 1600 and shutter speed will be barely 1/200. I rather have grain than stop my model million times to adjust ISO for each shot as its waste of time and unproductive. And if you are a professional and need top notch photos, you will not shoot with a6000 but rather get a proper full frame camera where ISO 1600 is peanuts. I hope now you understand "why people do this" :)
@@TomsJurjaks I have used up to 70mm lenses on aps-c sensor cameras, and I haven't once had a shaky image at 1/60 unless I have been trying to do it on purpose. My point was that your model was static and not moving. The a6000 line has good enough autofocus that you don't need to worry about a blurry image unless your model is moving. On the other hand, the fact that it has an aps-c sensor means it's low-light performance is pretty bad, as you said. And that is why in situations like this, you want to maximize the light getting into the sensor rather than bringing up the iso. 1/800 shutter speed is overkill for even moving vehicles. Why in the world would you use it for a motionless human at night? It makes no sense at all. 'Rule of thumb that if you want to avoid shaky footage, you need to have your shutter speed double the focal length...' But I was specifically talking about you taking a photo, not a video. A still image will not become shaky unless you move your arm or the model moves when taking a photo and 1/60 is more than enough shutter speed to deal with slight movements without blur. I could understand the high shutter speed if you are shooting sports or something with action, but there were times when the model was just standing still, yet you went ahead with a super high shutter speed. I wasn't picking a fight with you; I see this issue often. I was simply leaving a tip since it looks like you don't know your way around camera settings all that well. But if it's intentional, then it's okay. You can shoot images however you want to. Good luck. I wish you all the best.
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How I use iPhone as a monitor: ruclips.net/video/puNohhOU3Ss/видео.html
From all the a6000 users you are
NOT THE HERO WE DESERVED BUT THE HERO WE NEEDED📸📸📸📸
And pls continue making a6000 content
Finally! Another a6000. 🔥
More to come!
Nice use of the Rembrandt lighting!! 🔥🔥🔥
I found your videos last days researching about a6000 and I will absolutely buy it 😅 Greetings from Turkey 🇹🇷
Cheers Ali! Good luck with your new camera!
The last shot was dope with the smoke! 😮
You watched haha! Thanks buddy, we had so much fun doing this 💪
What kind of video I should do next? Comment below 👇
Night street photography
Nice bro... Im geting a6000 soon... Im so pumped :D
Nice 👍
Can u do a tutorial on how to set up I definitely own a Sony a6000 this is amazing 😳😳😳
I was using the Cineeye II and recorded the screen so you can see the settings I used. Other than what you cant see is file format which is RAW, but the rest you can see on the screen. Nothing crazy in settings, you just need a source of light and proper shutter speed.
@@TomsJurjaks nice amazing bro
Muito bom seus vídeos, tenho uma NEX 5T estou sendo feliz com ela seguindo as dicas do seu canal, thank you 🙏 🇧🇷
wooow these leds are doing a great job. I liked it a lot 🔥🔥🔥
Love your POV videos, they always give me many ideas and inspiration. And it's great to see your progress with each video!
Thanks so much my friend! Im glad you are getting some ideas 🙌 I will make more POVs soon
I just got this camera a week ago so I’m still learning but great video
Its a nice one to start off
Wtf... Those are incredible!
Excellent and best video for sony a6000
Thanks a lot 🙌
Yessss been waiting for thissss
Cheers my friend!
Awesome shots and video toms!
Cheers Ares 🙌
Great video! Thank you so much! 🙏🏻
My pleasure Hak!
What do you suggest me viltrox 85mm or sony 85mm for my a6000???
So sick!
Cheers Henry, glad you enjoyed it
Wow. Beautiful work
Thanks a lot Jim 👌
i just picked up this combo , and already love it. any advice, on base set settings to start for night shooting? daytime i think im ok at so far.. but havent tried night time
Very generically, you probably wanna have your aperture wide open to let the most light in (f1.4), also make sure your shutter speed is not lower than lets say 1/200 or 1/250s and you can control that by increasing ISO
now im really jealous! TF! well done mate!
Thanks a lot buddy 🙌
Best forever
Cheers Abdul 💪
Amazing vidéo !! How do you put your phone on the caméra ? That is so usefull !
The litness is unreal, the quality tho, new camera? hiii hiii
Perhaps 😂
i love ur videos
Thanks a lot Abi! Much appreciated!
Never been faster to click on a video
Impressed by how much you get out of that battery. I have three batteries. They all drain a couple of percent per minute, for just having the screen on. One is the original that came with the camera (barely used).
I've heard people complaining about these batteries, but I've never had any issues. I have 3 original and 4 Neewer batteries and all work perfectly on A6000 and A6400. I don't remember a day when I went through more than 1 battery.
I turned the AIRPLANE Mode ON and it saved me ALOTTTT of battery on my SONY A6000
@@KingsCapture I always have that on but thanks.
very cool!!!
Thanks Vadim 💪
Oww yeah. I waited for this video. Can you recording much more like this :D!?
Sure thing! More to come 🙌
Nice content always 💪
Make a video on Sony a6000 budget rig please.
Thanks! A6000 is not the best for videos so I wouldn't rig it too much
Awesome
Cheers Adin 🙌
I'm from Indonesia, I really like photography and I like your videos, I hope I can buy a camera so I can create amazing pictures like you🌻
Thanks a lot! I hope so too!
If I missed it my apologies but for shooting this video footage what camera are you using? Is it the A6000 as well? Really enjoying your content and learning.
It's there also in the title of the video: a6000
All the photos are taken with the Sony a6000 but videos with Sony A7IV
those are some good low light shots! How did you connect your phone to sony a6000 for live view?
I really know too
I used Cineeye - check out this video where I explain it: ruclips.net/video/O6aFT4mZ7Y4/видео.html
@@TomsJurjaks thank you 🙌🏾
dude you're so progressing, quality of your videos, content.. just remarkable! keep it up.. Cheers!
Im very happy to hear that buddy 💪
wow. cool, but what is this monitor, a phone? i wanna know more
Yes my friend, its my phone. I use it to be able to record my EVF (screen of what the camera "sees") so you can follow along on how I do the composition, settings etc. I made a video about it - check here: ruclips.net/video/O6aFT4mZ7Y4/видео.html
wha t u have addont pluged in??
big display, batter still 100% xddd how its posible.
need protips
I want to ask bro, do you use a cellphone above the camera, if so, how do you connect it so you can see the camera screen on your cellphone, do you use an application or just use a cable to connect, please answer bro, I'm a Sony a6000 user, please help me
Im using a combination of several things, but most important thing is device called Cineeye - check here in this video how I did it: ruclips.net/video/O6aFT4mZ7Y4/видео.html
COOL 👍
Cheers!
Hi, would you Recommend Sony A7ii over A6300, no shooting video mostly Portrait, landscape, street and Night. Please let me know your opinion,I really need to upgrade soon.
Hey Willian, uhm not really. If you don't intend to shoot videos then there is no need to get the A6300 as thats a perfect camera for videos. I would rather recommend Sony A6100.
And if you are a beginner, there is no need to go into full frame (A7II), all the lenses will be so expensive.
There is no a6100 in the country I live, a6300 will be okay?
Of course it will do the job @@willianchris2565 it's just that you are overpaying for features you are not gonna use. A6300 will have the same performance as A6000 in photo mode.
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bro can u make a video sigma 56 vs sony 50 oss i dont know what to buy :D
Soon! :)
@@TomsJurjaks thanks bro i like your a6000 videos my main camera :)
How to add the image info on the final picture?
I replied to you on Instagram ;)
Hi Dear Toms I have a question out of this video how many hours do I need to charge a camera A6100 totally new for the first time??? Hope you get me some answer🙏🏼
Hey Arlin, just until your battery is full! That depends on the charger you use.
@@TomsJurjaks my camera is totally new and includes the sony charger like the camera SonyA6100
Do you know What I mean Dear Toms
@@arlintorres5845 yeah, just charge it! What's the problem? There is no difference if its new or old. No problem of charging it!
@@TomsJurjaks until is it fully charged??
Yes!
Hi Toms, i an confused that why your 3200 iso photo is so clear. But my photos with 1600 iso are not clear enough. BTW, my Camera is a6000 too.
There are many things you can do to minimise noise especially in lightroom when editing the picture (like reducing the noise or dropping shadows etc).
@@TomsJurjaks Thanks a lot！
How do you use smartphone as liveview?
ruclips.net/video/O6aFT4mZ7Y4/видео.html
What kind of monitor you use?
You mean my phone?
@@TomsJurjaks how to connect with phone and camera
pls sharing knowledge your setup bro
Viltrox 56mm vs sigma 56 mm ?
Always Sigma 🙏
what wire did you use to use your phone as a monitor ?
Its not just about wire - you need a device Like Cineeye for it to work - check this video I made: ruclips.net/video/O6aFT4mZ7Y4/видео.html
@@TomsJurjaks this was helpful thx
I just don't understand why people do this. You are shooting at 1/800 for a still image so you have to then crank your ISO to 1600 and make everything grainy and unusable. If you just lower your shutter speed to 1/60 or even 1/40 you are going to let way more light into the lens without needing to turn up your ISO.
Well there is a reason you dont understand. Why would I not shoot at 1 second shutter speed? It will let even more light in :D To be serious, first of all, I was shooting with 56mm lens (if you didnt notice), thats aprox 85mm full frame equivalent. If you would know this, then you would ask why I am not shooting at 1/160s instead of 1/40. There is a rule of thumb that if you want to avoid shaky footage you need to have your shutter speed double the focal length (if not more). Second, I rather crank up ISO and have a bit of noise (for my taste) rather than have an unusable blurry photo. I can live with grain, but can't live with blurry photos. Yes, sometimes there is enough light and shutter speed will be 1/800, but sometimes there is not enough light even with ISO 1600 and shutter speed will be barely 1/200. I rather have grain than stop my model million times to adjust ISO for each shot as its waste of time and unproductive. And if you are a professional and need top notch photos, you will not shoot with a6000 but rather get a proper full frame camera where ISO 1600 is peanuts. I hope now you understand "why people do this" :)
@@TomsJurjaks I have used up to 70mm lenses on aps-c sensor cameras, and I haven't once had a shaky image at 1/60 unless I have been trying to do it on purpose. My point was that your model was static and not moving. The a6000 line has good enough autofocus that you don't need to worry about a blurry image unless your model is moving. On the other hand, the fact that it has an aps-c sensor means it's low-light performance is pretty bad, as you said. And that is why in situations like this, you want to maximize the light getting into the sensor rather than bringing up the iso.
1/800 shutter speed is overkill for even moving vehicles. Why in the world would you use it for a motionless human at night? It makes no sense at all.
'Rule of thumb that if you want to avoid shaky footage, you need to have your shutter speed double the focal length...' But I was specifically talking about you taking a photo, not a video.
A still image will not become shaky unless you move your arm or the model moves when taking a photo and 1/60 is more than enough shutter speed to deal with slight movements without blur.
I could understand the high shutter speed if you are shooting sports or something with action, but there were times when the model was just standing still, yet you went ahead with a super high shutter speed.
I wasn't picking a fight with you; I see this issue often. I was simply leaving a tip since it looks like you don't know your way around camera settings all that well. But if it's intentional, then it's okay. You can shoot images however you want to. Good luck. I wish you all the best.