Buy an a6000 a year ago. I was thinking change it to get 4k, slow motion... I mostly shoot musics videos. After doing a music video, I decide to keep it. Today am surprised by what I can do with this little old camera. I want to upgrade, cause of slow motion and better low light performance.
Made the leap to Sony from Canon (for videography) several months ago and never looking back! Picked up the Sony A6300 for a fair price and it never fails to deliver for me! Definately worth the money especially if you can pick up a good quality one second hand :) Love the vid xx
After doing many home made films with a gopro hero 3+ I decided to buy a big boy and went with the A6300, thanks for helping ease my mind with this purchase!
The a6300 was my first investment back in 2018 to start getting into videos and absolutely no regrets! Thanks for the quality review and subbed from Brunei!
Using an a6400 myself I have often felt peer pressure for the need to go full-frame but after seeing what you are doing it really seals the deal that Sony APSC is amazing (and so much more affordable)! Have a great rest of your week. Cheers! - Brett
feel you,,,,, there's a reason though :( I did several low light test videos comparing Sony apsc & full frame===results speak for themselves,,,,BUT using 4k 24fps on Sony's apsc cameras will bring a very good result
can you try to get your hands on the zeiss 24 1.8 and zeiss 16-70mm, and do some sample images and video? I have those 2 lenses but i would love to see how to bring the best out of them. thanks again for the great content,tips, and tricks
Great value for its money .Very good autofocus ,night performance ,descent dynamic range ,slog -2 and 3 -slow motion 120 fps I am very pleased with this camera
I love this camera too. I got it first in 2017 to shoot my travel videos with it did some client work with it without any problem. Compact and powerful, it is great for videos. Only minus is no IBIS. But I agree it is a great entry level camera for videos still worth buying in 2020. Love your videos! Keep it up! :)
It's a great camera with the exception of the battery life and the overheating. The 60 and 120 modes are also pretty soft, but that's true on all of the A6xxx cameras.
Battery life is lala, but I own like 10+ batteries so it's np and they are cheap (the 3rd party ones). Overheating is a little problem in 4k only but I come from Iceland and film here so I don't experience it to much I have to admit lol.
Hey, I was really confused as I being a new content creator (cooking channel) on what could be a budget camera where I can get 120fps in 1080p. And your video solves the problem for shooting my cooking videos in Slow Motion. Thanks a lot and keep making more informative content on how to shoot videos. You got a new subscriber. All the best!
I got my a6300 w/ kit lens and cage for 500CAD and yup worth it. At retail price the a6400 makes more sense for aps-c. Added a sigma 16 1.4 and for my needs, talking head video, for 1080p conferencing it is crushingly good and the other sony aps-c offering aren't any better.
@@TheMinecraftDJStudio Yup. The Sigma 16 1.4 lens I just purchased cost more than my camera and the kit lens. For my purposes, talking head video, 1080p, this is a very hard combination to beat at any price. I need to improve my lighting and background at this point.
I’ve just purchased one secondhand for a very reasonable price on eBay and I’m waiting for it to be delivered. Tbh, I didn’t expect to be the winning bidder and I’m not yet invested in the Sony eco system. I may have a play and sell it on, or I may convert to Sony. Currently I use Olympus em1 ii and em10iii and have my fair share of mft lenses. The weather sealed and range finder style of the a6300 is appealing though and that’s why I got it. The lack of ibis may pull me back to Olympus. One other thing I think will irritate me is lack of dual dials on the top plate, but I’ll play with an open mind and see how I feel. At least one camera will be sold after I’ve had a play with it.
Thank you man this video was straight to the point with valuable informations and most importantly your personal opinions in use of the camera and not just reading the specs from a piece of paper ! Subscribed and waiting for more !
I have 2 FF Sony camera's and still have the A6300.What I love about it is the Sony Playmemories app which is gold. I use it for B Roll, Timelapse, Safety Camera (Unlimited Recording), Focus Stacking. I tried the A6600 and even though the battery and AF improvements are great. I still think the A6300 is still a good workhorse.
Excellent friend! I have 2 a6300 I film events, weddings, vlogs, whatever appears, and they are firm and strong, in a country with a shaky economy like mine (Brazil) these Sony cameras are special and very adored. I love my bad boys. Greetings from Brazil. Att. Roberto
Found your channel randomly. Love that sometimes you talk in Icelandic (is your language called Icelandic?) The A6300 is good quality if you know how to properly use it!
you'll like it! I mean the a6400 is a great camera, and it is a little upgrade, but tbh it's not a whole lot of an upgrage. I would have loved to see a bigger uppgrade :)
@@thaticelandicguy the 200 dollars price difference is outrageous, maybe I would like it but I think I'll just get the a6300 and use the spare money to invest on good lenses:)
I have a Sony a7iii I just bought a used a6300+kit lens, with under 7000 shutter for 450€. The a6300 is great for Street photography, very compact with great features, also it extends my ff lenses 1.5x, great alternative to a similarly priced teleconverter, if you don't mind the crop sensor.
hear you, I had a hard time saying goodbyes to mine,,, made lots of youtube videos with it,,,, a6300 is so good that if some1 doesnt need flippy screen then theres berely any reason to upgrade to a6400
It’s a great camera. I love mine. I have an A7r2 also. I grab the a6300 a lot more because it’s so compact and it shoots great photos and video, too. I use the a7r2 mostly for landscape. I Love the a6300.
Nice vid man, really enjoyed it. Your vid was the final push I needed to persuade me to buy the camera (which I haven't yet but I will!), thanks to you!
I'd still recommend an a6300 to people in 2020 for sure. I mean I shoot on an a6000 that I baught for $200 US and I've pulled off some amazing street photography work with it. I'm most likely going to upgrade to the a6600 in May though so I can have weather sealing, in body stabilization, and then also get the 16-55 f2.8 but that's big money that I'd never recommend the casual or enthusiast photographer to buy personally. I'm just ready to step into the world of more professional work so I'm springing for a bit better body and glass to go along with that. But as for the topic of the video really the a6100, a6300, and even the a6400 are all wonderful options for the beginner or enthusiast photographer and I would definitely recommend any of them.
@@azizzbulut a6300 all day especially if you want to do any kind of video with it as well or down the road. The a6300 is a great choice though especially if you are at the beginning of your journey or just now jumping into mirrorless DSLRs.
I just bought my A6300 from the look of it. I loved it, but I am a newbie to the photography world. Would you mind suggesting me some training and how to set my camera on specific settings in specific conditions, some tips, and tricks for good quality photos and videos? I would appreciate your help with this.
I actually never buy tech that's less than 5 years old except when I really need it for a specific purpose. Thus, I get to enjoy all the new products of 2016 this year, while paying a fraction of their original cost :D
I have had an A6300 since 2017. Never really got on with it for some reason, perhaps I should give it another try, particularly for the vlogs I am just starting out making....
Thanks for the advice. I'm a beginner, will definitely look into the A6300 now :) @4:57 Do you remember which lens you were using, that is some crisp image!
Bra att veta! Det låter som en god ursäkt att leta upp en 6300 när jag tillåter mig själv att fixa ny utrustning! Som referens så använder jag en canon 7d som är från 2010 och som fortfarande ger mig riktigt bra bilder och även video så äldre prylar är inte en sak att vara rädd för!
beginners should either get a new a6100 or a second hand a6300 but if you're in a budget for a brand new a6300, might as well add a few bucks and get an a6400. a6100 a6400 both have flip up screens and unlimited 4k recording with improved heat management. a6400 also has picture profiles which are not available in a6100 so that is one thing to consider. really the only difference with the a6300 and a6400 is that again, a6400 has better battery life, unlimited recording (a6300 has a 30min limit), flip up screen and faster autofocus (arguably the best autofocus . ) and a new processor that manages heat a lot better
The big problems with this camera are the heating, impossible to shoot for 2 hours continuously in the sun at 35 degrees. And the batteries... 25 minutes of autonomy in 4K, you need 12 batteries to work for half a day.
Awesome, thanks I’ll be buying one just from this vid, just subscribed, I’m a beginner and I’ll be getting into some photography for personal use. Which gimbal can I equip with and also what app do you use to put everything into a video? Thanks in advance.
Ahh youre the perfect person to learn from since i want to do photography in iceland when i visit again. Could you tell me if this camera accepts micro four third lens from panasonic/olympus?
Trying to decide between this and the A7ii. I mostly do photography with the occasional video - coming from a Panasonic G85 (which shoots 4k), the A7ii may seem to be a downgrade but I never really found myself shooting in 4k anyway. I know both the A7ii and the A6300 will be better than my G85 for photography, I'm just struggling to pick between full frame or newer tech. Any ideas?
ah I understand you - I've never tried the A7ii so I'm not sure, but I think it's good. My friend who is a full time filmaker shoots everything on the A7Sii and loves it. But i'm afraid I can't really give a propper answer other then I've really like my a6300 haha :)
@@thaticelandicguy Maybe I'll go for the A6300 then, seems better value to get something that works for both photo and video. Hearing that you use it professionally with great results is very reassuring! :)
@@strikko4531 I've had a similar dilemma recently. I was trying to decide if I wanted to go a6600 to stick with all the apsc glass I all ready have or sell all the glass and go with the a7iii for the much better low light preformance since I am a street photographer and am pushing the limits of these cameras often. Ultimately though the deciding factor for me personally is the a6600 is actually more weather sealed than the a7iii which why Sony doesn't weather seal their cameras more blows my mind but that's another story. So really since I shoot photography in a very rainy area I have to go with the a6600 to be able to shoot photography year round.
I had the 6300 for almost 3 years and I decided to buy the 6400 and sell my 6300 but than i had a second thought and decided to keep it and i shot my latest video ruclips.net/video/ogNFoXuYIFY/видео.html with both of them.
Hello, nice review! For streaming use, would you choose it over the older a5100 sand over the newer a6100? Because the a6300 can be found cheaper than the a6100 since it's older, but quality should be the same
I just bought myself an a6300 because of this video! What would be your lens recommendation to achieve a cinematic style, great depth of field but also wide look? I want a Sigma 16mm 1.4 but it's a touch expensive! Thanks man.
Great video! Would you recommend Sony a6300 + Sigma 16mm F1.4 for guitar and music videos if I wanted to make very good quality videos (better than smartphone)? Both in the room and outside when it's warm :D I'm a total beginner in terms of photography, making videos etc. Thank you!
Great video, thanks. How do you get stable video? I read the A3000 and A4000 both don't have IS, but the A6600 does. Do you just always use it with a gimbal for video when you are moving around?
No, I own a gimbal but hardly ever use it. Lenses with OSS help, practicing steady shots, then a neat trick is to shoot in 30fps and slow it down to 80% on a 24fps timeline. And ofc 60-120 fps will be smooth
Did bro just change the caption to 2024 😭🤣
Yes he did
A very scumbag move
to his defense, he has a separate video from 2024 where he recommends a6300:
ruclips.net/video/v0uTPzSQAzs/видео.html
he also used the same picture "taken" with the a6300 and suddenly is now taken with the a6400 lol
Yup zero integrity
Still rocking my a6300 2020, Shot hundreds of projects with it and I won't be switching anytime soon. Nice video TIG 👊
Thanks, same here! Now it's my 2nd camera 😉
How can you all have the money for all that
Idk why everybody be so quick to switch when a new camera drops. I just rather out that money into lenses and accessories
Any problems with overheating?
Buy an a6000 a year ago. I was thinking change it to get 4k, slow motion... I mostly shoot musics videos. After doing a music video, I decide to keep it. Today am surprised by what I can do with this little old camera. I want to upgrade, cause of slow motion and better low light performance.
Me: watches this video to justify my purchase
Me 😗
me.. even after a year its stil amazing a bargain at €400
Me too 😂
I’m buying this camera as my back up camera based on this review, thank you my friend 🎥👌
awesome!
Made the leap to Sony from Canon (for videography) several months ago and never looking back! Picked up the Sony A6300 for a fair price and it never fails to deliver for me! Definately worth the money especially if you can pick up a good quality one second hand :) Love the vid xx
After doing many home made films with a gopro hero 3+ I decided to buy a big boy and went with the A6300, thanks for helping ease my mind with this purchase!
It's a super nice camera, used it for years and I still grab it today :)
Of course it’s worth buying! Companies try to make you feel like you need to upgrade every year. It’s a great deal for the money. Get it!
so true!
The a6300 was my first investment back in 2018 to start getting into videos and absolutely no regrets! Thanks for the quality review and subbed from Brunei!
It really is! and thanks man!
Using an a6400 myself I have often felt peer pressure for the need to go full-frame but after seeing what you are doing it really seals the deal that Sony APSC is amazing (and so much more affordable)! Have a great rest of your week. Cheers! - Brett
I agree with you, I often feel like if I want to be pro I need that FF. But truth betold I love my APS-C :)
feel you,,,,, there's a reason though :( I did several low light test videos comparing Sony apsc & full frame===results speak for themselves,,,,BUT using 4k 24fps on Sony's apsc cameras will bring a very good result
I'm a big fanboy of that bad boy!
can you try to get your hands on the zeiss 24 1.8 and zeiss 16-70mm, and do some sample images and video? I have those 2 lenses but i would love to see how to bring the best out of them. thanks again for the great content,tips, and tricks
thanks! I'll see what I can do :)
is there any difference between the video quality of a6300 and 6500 ? although have a budget issue but can't compromise on quality . Kindly guide
@@manzarbashirfilms Not on video quality but a6400 has HLG which a73 have but a6400 was compared as a9 with apsc crop
Storyteller Imphal ok thank you 😊
Great value for its money .Very good autofocus ,night performance ,descent dynamic range ,slog -2 and 3 -slow motion 120 fps I am very pleased with this camera
I love this camera too. I got it first in 2017 to shoot my travel videos with it did some client work with it without any problem. Compact and powerful, it is great for videos.
Only minus is no IBIS. But I agree it is a great entry level camera for videos still worth buying in 2020.
Love your videos! Keep it up! :)
Thanks! Yea there is no ibis - but tbh that's never bothered me! :) And yes, it's a cheap entry level camera that packs nice specs!
My a6500 is on its 3rd year and after many projects, it remains my fave small camera.
Agree!
Did you just change the year in the title to 2024?
It's a great camera with the exception of the battery life and the overheating. The 60 and 120 modes are also pretty soft, but that's true on all of the A6xxx cameras.
Battery life is lala, but I own like 10+ batteries so it's np and they are cheap (the 3rd party ones). Overheating is a little problem in 4k only but I come from Iceland and film here so I don't experience it to much I have to admit lol.
that battery was always a headache, I went fullframe recently but kept a6600 crop for vlogging, so all Z batteries now
@@thaticelandicguy May you link some of the 3rd party batteries you use, please? :)
Literally picked up the a6400 yesterday! Happy to be part of the Sony fam!
happy to have you onboard!
had to smash that like button for my icelandic guy.
Hey, I was really confused as I being a new content creator (cooking channel) on what could be a budget camera where I can get 120fps in 1080p. And your video solves the problem for shooting my cooking videos in Slow Motion. Thanks a lot and keep making more informative content on how to shoot videos. You got a new subscriber. All the best!
I got my a6300 w/ kit lens and cage for 500CAD and yup worth it. At retail price the a6400 makes more sense for aps-c. Added a sigma 16 1.4 and for my needs, talking head video, for 1080p conferencing it is crushingly good and the other sony aps-c offering aren't any better.
hey, I'm from Canada and I'm looking into getting this camera as well. Where did you get that deal for 500CAD??
@@TheMinecraftDJStudio kijiji was good to me.
@@robertfontaine3650 thank you I’ll look into buying used cameras then instead
@@TheMinecraftDJStudio Yup. The Sigma 16 1.4 lens I just purchased cost more than my camera and the kit lens. For my purposes, talking head video, 1080p, this is a very hard combination to beat at any price. I need to improve my lighting and background at this point.
Bought mine last year and omg i’m loving it so much. Pro tip guys : buy a used one from ebay you can find a good one for about 440-550$ !
YUBB!! so much agree with you
I’ve just purchased one secondhand for a very reasonable price on eBay and I’m waiting for it to be delivered. Tbh, I didn’t expect to be the winning bidder and I’m not yet invested in the Sony eco system. I may have a play and sell it on, or I may convert to Sony. Currently I use Olympus em1 ii and em10iii and have my fair share of mft lenses. The weather sealed and range finder style of the a6300 is appealing though and that’s why I got it. The lack of ibis may pull me back to Olympus. One other thing I think will irritate me is lack of dual dials on the top plate, but I’ll play with an open mind and see how I feel. At least one camera will be sold after I’ve had a play with it.
The best thing about this creator is how he made someone laugh, cheers bro! You made me laugh thu
Thank you man this video was straight to the point with valuable informations and most importantly your personal opinions in use of the camera and not just reading the specs from a piece of paper !
Subscribed and waiting for more !
I have 2 FF Sony camera's and still have the A6300.What I love about it is the Sony Playmemories app which is gold. I use it for B Roll, Timelapse, Safety Camera (Unlimited Recording), Focus Stacking. I tried the A6600 and even though the battery and AF improvements are great. I still think the A6300 is still a good workhorse.
Excellent friend! I have 2 a6300 I film events, weddings, vlogs, whatever appears, and they are firm and strong, in a country with a shaky economy like mine (Brazil) these Sony cameras are special and very adored. I love my bad boys. Greetings from Brazil. Att. Roberto
Thanks for the comment! Sony fam here!
Found your channel randomly. Love that sometimes you talk in Icelandic (is your language called Icelandic?)
The A6300 is good quality if you know how to properly use it!
It's good quality period, it has the exact same sensor as the 6400 and 6600.
Thank you! :) And I agree I still use the a6300 all the time - kinda the same as the newer models tbh
Dude I discoverd your channel 2 days ago and I really love your conent and the personality that you seem to have! Happy to subscribe to your channel!
Loved your honesty and review, buying mine soon 👌🏼
Sony a6300 is my new camera already, the quality is crazy.
such a nice camera!
4k 24fps is it's best video quality,,,,I recently saw a clip a thought it was shot with full frame
thank god for this video, I almost wasted extra money for nothing by buying the a6400! can't wait to put this beast in action
you'll like it! I mean the a6400 is a great camera, and it is a little upgrade, but tbh it's not a whole lot of an upgrage. I would have loved to see a bigger uppgrade :)
@@thaticelandicguy the 200 dollars price difference is outrageous, maybe I would like it but I think I'll just get the a6300 and use the spare money to invest on good lenses:)
Always excited to watch new vids from you! Cheers! For scene such as in 2:02, what aperture do you use and do you use autofocus/manual focus?
Thank you! Today I would recomend manual focus. But that scene was 120fps, f/4 on autofocus 😎 so it's totally possible!
This is so helpful, thank you!
Great video mate! Made my decision for me, found a great second hand deal on this and gonna pounce on it!
I have a Sony a7iii I just bought a used a6300+kit lens, with under 7000 shutter for 450€. The a6300 is great for Street photography, very compact with great features, also it extends my ff lenses 1.5x, great alternative to a similarly priced teleconverter, if you don't mind the crop sensor.
I love this camera so much
same here!
Thank you for this video. I’ve just been given an a6300. It’s my first camera (i always shoot with iphone 12pro max) and This is really good advice!
My only complaint with the 6300 is wishing Sony would update the eye AF, it’s not as reliable as the newer cameras.
I’m Finnish photographer in Florida! So good to follow a guy from Iceland!! :-)
Maybe not worth buying, but definitely worth keeping! Still love using mine.
ahhaha yea that too :)
hear you, I had a hard time saying goodbyes to mine,,, made lots of youtube videos with it,,,, a6300 is so good that if some1 doesnt need flippy screen then theres berely any reason to upgrade to a6400
Good info - as usual - for people new to the game! Keep it up man.
Thank you!
I am going to buy it soon
I've seen it used on ebay for not so much :)
I'm watching this video after buying a second hand A6300. Very very happy with that.
I've had mine for 4 years and I feel like I'm just scratching the surface!!
Still rocking with mine!
awesome little camera ❤
Can you make also a video on how to clean a sony lens, specially the sony 18-105 f4 lens. Thanks
Can do!
It’s a great camera. I love mine. I have an A7r2 also. I grab the a6300 a lot more because it’s so compact and it shoots great photos and video, too. I use the a7r2 mostly for landscape. I Love the a6300.
A time traveler. Wow
Nice vid man, really enjoyed it. Your vid was the final push I needed to persuade me to buy the camera (which I haven't yet but I will!), thanks to you!
Thanks for watching! :) You'll like the camera for sure!
A very honest review and I like your sense of humour. I’m going to buy one. Brrrrrrr!
I totally agree i still have mine and working well.
Yubb !!
I love it so much, only problems are expensive lens and no flip up screen
yea true lol
Thinking about buying this camera!
Mein german freund just bought one of this on the german ebay for pretty cheap - great and a simple camera :)
Much recommend this yes. Very great camera!
Awesome video and very well explained as usual !!! Loving your videos man I’m deciding whether to get the A6300 or the A7ii
The big question APS-C or FF !!! I can't answer that for you, but I love the a6300 :)
I'd still recommend an a6300 to people in 2020 for sure. I mean I shoot on an a6000 that I baught for $200 US and I've pulled off some amazing street photography work with it. I'm most likely going to upgrade to the a6600 in May though so I can have weather sealing, in body stabilization, and then also get the 16-55 f2.8 but that's big money that I'd never recommend the casual or enthusiast photographer to buy personally. I'm just ready to step into the world of more professional work so I'm springing for a bit better body and glass to go along with that. But as for the topic of the video really the a6100, a6300, and even the a6400 are all wonderful options for the beginner or enthusiast photographer and I would definitely recommend any of them.
Amen to that!
i am between a6300 and nikon d7200. What do you suggest?
@@azizzbulut a6300 all day especially if you want to do any kind of video with it as well or down the road. The a6300 is a great choice though especially if you are at the beginning of your journey or just now jumping into mirrorless DSLRs.
I just bought my A6300 from the look of it. I loved it, but I am a newbie to the photography world. Would you mind suggesting me some training and how to set my camera on specific settings in specific conditions, some tips, and tricks for good quality photos and videos? I would appreciate your help with this.
I love your accent and the way you present. Subscribed 😉
thanks! :)
Still planning to buy one! Thanks for the information ☺️
you'll love it!
THAT ICELANDIC GUY. I know I’m going to love it!
I actually never buy tech that's less than 5 years old except when I really need it for a specific purpose. Thus, I get to enjoy all the new products of 2016 this year, while paying a fraction of their original cost :D
😍 my future camera, thanks!!
what? bro changed the title. was expecting an honest review in 2024.
thank you so much for the information. Really good video brother. 👍🏻
I should message you next time I am in Iceland. You are lucky to live in such a beautiful county. Great video.
Thanks!
Thank you for the video now I'm convinced to save and buy this camera as beginners..
Yea it's superb for beginners, I still grab it even tho I own better cameras :)
Loved your honesty and review .... TQ
So good! thanks for this video... plus your sure enjoyable to watch!
Thanks for the review I am going to go ahead and get one.
I have had an A6300 since 2017. Never really got on with it for some reason, perhaps I should give it another try, particularly for the vlogs I am just starting out making....
Thanks for the info. Short and sweet!
Thanks for watching!
love this video! u r very enthusiastic and i love it!
thank you so much! this is so useful x
Thanks for the advice. I'm a beginner, will definitely look into the A6300 now :) @4:57 Do you remember which lens you were using, that is some crisp image!
Bra att veta!
Det låter som en god ursäkt att leta upp en 6300 när jag tillåter mig själv att fixa ny utrustning!
Som referens så använder jag en canon 7d som är från 2010 och som fortfarande ger mig riktigt bra bilder och även video så äldre prylar är inte en sak att vara rädd för!
ja den är rätt bra, har producerat så mkt med den där kameran! Och jaa man behöver inte det bästa :)
beginners should either get a new a6100 or a second hand a6300 but if you're in a budget for a brand new a6300, might as well add a few bucks and get an a6400. a6100 a6400 both have flip up screens and unlimited 4k recording with improved heat management. a6400 also has picture profiles which are not available in a6100 so that is one thing to consider. really the only difference with the a6300 and a6400 is that again, a6400 has better battery life, unlimited recording (a6300 has a 30min limit), flip up screen and faster autofocus (arguably the best autofocus . ) and a new processor that manages heat a lot better
I'm planning on buying it!!...wow that helped alot 😍😍
The big problems with this camera are the heating, impossible to shoot for 2 hours continuously in the sun at 35 degrees.
And the batteries... 25 minutes of autonomy in 4K, you need 12 batteries to work for half a day.
I mean I don’t get why people complain about this as it’s literally the longest running thing with these older Sony cameras lmao
chaning the title each time a new year comes around is a dirty tatic
Tactic*
Hungry for views? content that bad?@@thaticelandicguy
@@superbikeaborad Or he's still so confident in the camera's capabilities and doesn't feel the need to do another video?
Awesome, thanks I’ll be buying one just from this vid, just subscribed, I’m a beginner and I’ll be getting into some photography for personal use. Which gimbal can I equip with and also what app do you use to put everything into a video? Thanks in advance.
Ahh youre the perfect person to learn from since i want to do photography in iceland when i visit again. Could you tell me if this camera accepts micro four third lens from panasonic/olympus?
I love mine!
hi sir.
i brought a used a6300 but after i checked its shutter auctations it was over 157900.will it last
Its been 2 years am using this camera. Do I need to upgrade its firmware? How to do that if it benefits us
Trying to decide between this and the A7ii. I mostly do photography with the occasional video - coming from a Panasonic G85 (which shoots 4k), the A7ii may seem to be a downgrade but I never really found myself shooting in 4k anyway. I know both the A7ii and the A6300 will be better than my G85 for photography, I'm just struggling to pick between full frame or newer tech. Any ideas?
ah I understand you - I've never tried the A7ii so I'm not sure, but I think it's good. My friend who is a full time filmaker shoots everything on the A7Sii and loves it. But i'm afraid I can't really give a propper answer other then I've really like my a6300 haha :)
@@thaticelandicguy Maybe I'll go for the A6300 then, seems better value to get something that works for both photo and video. Hearing that you use it professionally with great results is very reassuring! :)
@@strikko4531 I've had a similar dilemma recently. I was trying to decide if I wanted to go a6600 to stick with all the apsc glass I all ready have or sell all the glass and go with the a7iii for the much better low light preformance since I am a street photographer and am pushing the limits of these cameras often. Ultimately though the deciding factor for me personally is the a6600 is actually more weather sealed than the a7iii which why Sony doesn't weather seal their cameras more blows my mind but that's another story. So really since I shoot photography in a very rainy area I have to go with the a6600 to be able to shoot photography year round.
a7ii is not weather sealed
Thnk you!! Motivated to start using this beauty
This camera is the new a6000 😊
There is no place like ICELAND
True!
I love this guy! Very cool dude. Subed right away.
Thank you!
Well if you have no use for it you can always send it my way lol
Hahah i finally have 2 cameras boy!!
I had the 6300 for almost 3 years and I decided to buy the 6400 and sell my 6300 but than i had a second thought and decided to keep it and i shot my latest video ruclips.net/video/ogNFoXuYIFY/видео.html
with both of them.
Such a great camera has the same sensor as the a6500
true that!
your video has very useful information for me thanks
and brother Please make a video of your lighting setup of your YT videos and also how do you get natural skin tons in your video ?
Yes that I can!
Hello, nice review! For streaming use, would you choose it over the older a5100 sand over the newer a6100? Because the a6300 can be found cheaper than the a6100 since it's older, but quality should be the same
The main reason I would buy a a6400 over an a6300 would be focus touchscreen for gimbal work. Have you tried it this way and is it any good?
I agree, not put it on the gimbal yet tho - will over the weekend filming some gimbal stuff with the a6400!! :)
I just bought myself an a6300 because of this video! What would be your lens recommendation to achieve a cinematic style, great depth of field but also wide look? I want a Sigma 16mm 1.4 but it's a touch expensive! Thanks man.
Great video! Would you recommend Sony a6300 + Sigma 16mm F1.4 for guitar and music videos if I wanted to make very good quality videos (better than smartphone)? Both in the room and outside when it's warm :D I'm a total beginner in terms of photography, making videos etc. Thank you!
Great video, thanks. How do you get stable video? I read the A3000 and A4000 both don't have IS, but the A6600 does. Do you just always use it with a gimbal for video when you are moving around?
No, I own a gimbal but hardly ever use it. Lenses with OSS help, practicing steady shots, then a neat trick is to shoot in 30fps and slow it down to 80% on a 24fps timeline. And ofc 60-120 fps will be smooth
0:35 I had my camera fog up trying to photograph that waterfall :)
did you manage to get a nice shot?
Smiling guy from Iceland.. nicere
thanks for this video!
awesome review
Thank you!
Still own the 6300. Bang for the buck
true!