Hi @Toms Jurjaks. I am looking to buy a camera and I came across your videos. I am thinking to buy A6400, but looking at the pictures there is almost no difference to the A6000. But I see that you are saying that in not so good condutions, A6400 is better. SInce in London condition are not so great most of the time, would you still recommend A6000 or A6400 is better. The photography and videos will be primarily to showcase the beautiful side of one of London’s Boroughs. And please share your expertise on lenses as well, which do you think should we buy, not too expensive if possible 😁. Thank you so much
Thats the idea behind (almost) all of my videos. I want to encourage people to get out and shoot with what they have and to show you can still get decent images even on a budget. Thanks for noticing that Eddy!
That's so awesome to hear @@taterandy3958 oh and those Fuji cameras are great too! And nothing bad to have the photo gear on the budget. It just proves that you know what you are doing 😎✌️
Great video! I have just bought my first camera, a Sony A6000. I was a little bit disappointed because I really wanted a Sony A6100, but I'm in a budget. But your videos have shown me that there's no a significant difference in the photography department, at least not for a beginner like me. Thank you so much for the encouragement!
Exactly my friend! There is not too much of a difference. At least i can't really see it. Im glad you got the a6000. Its amazing camera. Good luck with it 🔥💪
There is barely a difference even vs a7riii assuming raw images are used. You have to use them in very low light settings to see the improvement. Of course full frame has more lens options that is the main advantage. But for the price you cant beat the 6000
Couldn't agree with you more my friend! Its the harsh conditions that makes you notice how good piece of equipment is, but reality is that most of us, most of the time shoot in perfect conditions and there even our beloved a6000 will perform well👌
And that is the point of this video, if you are on the budget and usually take photos in good conditions - there is not much sense to spend thousands for expensive lenses. Thanks a lot for your support Ares 🙌
True@@georgesmith3022 but check the RAW files I attached. And you can compare if you can tell the difference and if it has soft corners. To be honest, I couldn't tell much difference even by having pictures side by side.
Thanks so much Srikanth. Luckily I could rely on the navigation on my phone using Wikiloc and I didn't lose my camera along the way 😀 Stay safe my friend 🙌
Excellent comparison of the two great cameras. Under the conditions in which the photos were taken, the result are the same, despite the disparity in equipment values. Congrats!!!
Thanks a lot Ivo. You are right about mentioning the conditions. Of course if I were to shoot in very challenging conditions then probably we could start seeing a6400 being more superior, but since most of us shoot in comfortable conditions, we can easily enjoy the photography with a6000 ✌️
At the moment i am looking for a budget camera for landscape photography. I'm really impressed with the image quality of a6000 and that kit lens. It will probably be my choice. Thanks for a great video!
Great comparison - thanks for doing this. Really need to get out more with my A6000 with Sony 18-135mm lens. I bought the bigger lens so I would have a larger range for my shots.
Great video! I love A6000. It’s very underrated camera but in my opinion is a fantastic option for photo in 2021. It’s phenomenal for travel and when you want to go light. I’m looking forward more videos for this camera 👏👏👏👏 Thanks!
It sure is very underrated Pablo. A lot of people always chase the latest gear without pushing the limits of the one they have. Thanks for your support and a new video dropping already tomorrow 💪
Pictures look very similar, I feel the A6000 with kit lens is a tad warmer. Maybe the difference in sharpness can be seen on larger print, but on screen they look equally sharp. Awesome color grading as usual.
Thanks Petru! Yeah since I was shooting RAW, it was a bit difficult to match both of the edits identical so there might be slight color/warmth difference. Maybe on the print you could see the difference, but when viewing the image at 100% I couldn't tell 😀
It really depends what you need it for. If for photos then a6000 will do the job just as good (almost) as A6400. But if you need it also for videos then a6400 will be much better choice and investment.
Only??? I never thought I would reach 1000 😀 For me 14k is absolutely unbelievable! Thanks for your support and comment Onskar, it really means a lot 🙏
I'm 16 and take shots on phone (vivoX50pro) , I was thinking of buying a camera and i think sony a6000 is a good choice !! Thanks I like your content Why are you so underrated !!!!
@@TomsJurjaks I don't really know much about lenses , it would be nice if you could help me , I do mostly landscape and wildlife (birds) photography , [potrait very rarely] , which lens should I buy ?
Great vid, though I feel the A6000 with 16-50 should be compared with the 18-105 F4. Equipping it with a full frame lens increases the total price unnecessarily for APSC shooters. Keep the videos coming! Cheer :)
Amazing video. Was very confused whether to spend much more on a6400. A lot of youtube videos talk about poor color science in a6000, but doesn't look like it.
Hey Reboot and thanks for your comment. For photos a6000 is definitely good enough. People talking about poor color science are actually right, but the problem is for both cameras and ONLY noticeable when shooting videos or more precisely - its a trouble to color grade the footage. Both cameras are also with 8bit color so it makes it even more difficult. But for photos - you will definitely be good :)
Well I was going to upgrade as I have the 6000 but to me a lot of images look exactly the same and in some the 6000 looks just a little better, so I guess I will just stick with my 6000. Thanks for the video!
Hey Tess, its worth upgrading if you intend to shoot videos as A6400 has mic port, 4K, 120fps and picture profiles, but if you are only gonna shoot photos then its not worth upgrading.
It would be nice if you could upload your raw pictures of the comparison in the description. I cant really examine the difference in a compressed youtube video. Otherwise a interesting video.
I just bough the A6000. Thanks a lot fpr your reviews. Aaaah that route at min 3:09... I got my face all scratchednom there. No kidding 🤣 I leave nearby Arrábida, is one of my favorite places!
Good video. I see a few very subtle differences between two cameras, but I suppose most of it is due to the higher quality glass. What's your verdict? The A6400 is a few years newer after all. Does it show?
Thanks brother for a great question! When editing the images, I felt that A6400 has better dynamic range (meaning, it is easier to recover shadows or highlights), but to be honest, in photography and in near perfect conditions I can't tell the difference even pixel peeping at 100% zoom. I think the most notable difference would be visible in challenging conditions like night photography etc.
Hey John, thanks a lot mate. I also hope you will bet a camera soon, but try to practice with your phone in the meantime. Shoot RAW and fully manual if your phone allows and start using Lightroom. its a good practice.
Well I Wish You Have Done This In The City Like Doing Street Photography With Both So We Can See If We Can Compare And Try To Know If There Is A Difference.. So Will You Still Recommend The A6000 In 2021…
I have quite a lot street POV videos with the a6000, please check on my channel. And to be honest - there is almost no difference when it comes to cameras, but there is a big difference in lenses. And yes, I do still recommend A6000 in 2021 and 2022
I love this camera, but i wanted to have something modern and also a little for filming so i bought the zv-e10. Do u think it's shooting photos as good as the a6000?
I usually change it up depending on situation. If I have trouble with WIDE then I go with flexible spot: small. But you can check more here, I made a video about it: ua-cam.com/video/HkDW3rxS61g/v-deo.html
@@TomsJurjaks thanks man! With the a6000 not having IBIS, would a lens with OSS, or the tamron 17-70 with IS be effective on the a6000 for video? I’m trying to find a good all around lens that I can use for photo and video, and think the tamron might fit that bill. I know I could get the prime lens trio, but having one lens to do almost everything and keeping in mind I want to do video feel like it might be a good option. Would love your input 👍
Good to see these types of videos. Companies want you to buy the latest and greatest. That new new... Often times there isn't much that has changed. Or useful. It is how companies like Apple stay in business
True that. Of course some people will find a reason to buy the new new (professionals filming in very challenging conditions) but for us, regular people - it is rarely good enough reason to upgrade.
Thanks George! Yeah this was shot in Portugal, near Setúbal. Nice and small national park with great cliffs. I wish to go back to Greece one day too. Nice nature there as well 👌
Amazing video this has convinced me you don't always need a very expensive camera to get good shots i am thinking to buy song a6000 as my first camera should I go for second hand or first hand ?!
Thats the idea behind this channel my friend. And a6000 is good enough to be second hand. Lots of people use it for few weeks only and then put them on the shelf, so its good to find those slightly used ones.
Hi Tom, I wonder why your creative style settings in this video is different from the video of sony a6000 settings? In this video the contrast is -3. In the previous video the sharpness was -3. Is there any reason for the changes? How to decide which setting to use in specific condition? I started shooting raw and use the creative style setting after watching your videos. Thanks.
Hey Fajar, I did explain this in another video, but in short: it is much better to reduce all these things in camera and then add sharpness, contrast and saturation later in post production, because it allows the camera to capture more data. So by reducing contrast, you will allow the camera to capture shadows and highlights much better than if your contrast would be to the max. So don't worry if your pictures look very flat straight out of camera, it is extremely easy to recover all colors and contrast in Lightroom especially if you shoot in RAW! Let me know if you have any more questions and good luck my friend 🙌
@@TomsJurjaks I tried that settings. And yes the picture is very flat. But after I edit it using lightroom, it's very amazing to look how the greyish sky turn into blue sky with clouds. The color is so great. Thank you and stay safe. Your friends from Indonesia
A7IV will be a beast when it comes out, but I had A7II before and to be honest, I can't tell a difference between a full frame and APS-C camera. I think both are so good in their quality that you can achieve great results even with cheap aps-c. Although in more challenging environment of course Full Frame would be much better 🔥
@@TomsJurjaks the only reason is the megapixel. Since I recently work and learn how to photograph face modeling. So the bigger pixel is What I need. I may fix some blemishes with really tiny pixel and resolution is help me a lot. Some people recommend me the A7R model but the megapixel is lower than basic A7 series
If you are chasing the megapixels then I would also recommend the A7R series cameras@@andy0995 A7RIII has 42.4 MP but A7RIV has crazy 61MP 🙉 The new A7IV probably is going to have 30-35MP which will satisfy both the photographers as well as videographers. But for me, even the 24MP sensor is good enough. The ability to crop the images is insane. I mean each picture is 6000x4000 and what most people do is post them online at 1920x1080 resolution which allows you to crop in sooo much. But if you intend to print large scale and work with clients, then of course having bit more MP would be preferable 👌
Oh yeah the 7S is definitely not for photographers - those are low MP on purpose so videographers can capture more light with lower MP@@andy0995But yeah, whatever you choose - its gonna be epic so good luck brother!💪
Hi @Toms Jurjaks. I am looking to buy a camera and I came across your videos. I am thinking to buy A6400, but looking at the pictures there is almost no difference to the A6000. But I see that you are saying that in not so good condutions, A6400 is better. SInce in London condition are not so great most of the time, would you still recommend A6000 or A6400 is better. The photography and videos will be primarily to showcase the beautiful side of one of London’s Boroughs. And please share your expertise on lenses as well, which do you think should we buy, not too expensive if possible 😁. Thank you so much
Hey buddy, regarding photos - you won't see too much of an improvement, only thing is weather sealed body., but for videos it is day/night difference. 4K, Picture profiles, 120fps, audio port etc, so If you intend to shoot videos - I would say - take the leap!
@@TomsJurjaks Hi. Thank you so much for your reply. Ok, so I decided to get the A6400. What lenses would you recommend for this model? I’m thinking Sigma 18-50 mm f/2.8 DC DN or Sony 50 mm f 1.8 fe, leaning towards Sigma more.
That's a really personal call @@theworldfromabove.e it really depends what do you need it for. Take a look at some of my videos, i try to answer that question. Also don't be afraid to experiment, buy and sell few lenses until you find what you like. Its not a house 😀
@@TomsJurjaks Yes, bald call, hopefully it’s worth it. Videos need to be on point as well as photos. Since is for company I can’t buy a camera, sell it and buy new one, same with lenses. I watched a lot of your videos and based on that I will get the Sigma, as you said it’s probably the best overall lenses that can last long time, so yeah. I trust your judgement. Thank you for all you comments, helped me a lot.
Cheers my friend! Im always glad to help. Also check out Tamron 17-70mm f2.8 it has VC (image stabilization) might be very helpful for videos but Sigma is bit better quality and sharper. Just to make your decision harder haha sorry @@theworldfromabove.e 😀
Awesome video. I am trying to convince my self why i must go from A6000 to A6400. Seems except 4K i don't get too much from 6400. Everything is in good frame!
Hey buddy, regarding photos - you won't see too much of a improvement, but for videos it is day/night difference. 4K, Picture profiles, 120fps, audio port etc, so If you intend to shoot videos - I would say - take the leap!
For photography any of the Sony a6xxx lineup is amazing! As you can see in this video, even the a6000 does great. Getting a6100 is good choice if you also wanna make some videos.
Both a6100 and a6400 cameras give great 4K videos@@riyazmd7088 you can take a look at any of my latest videos, they are all shot in 4K and as you can see, even with the UA-cam's encoding (and loss of quality) the footage still looks really sharp and crispy. But I will be making some test footage video about it soon so stay tuned!
i love your video like really much but it could be more helpful that you show you edit on LR on both photos...because even you use different equipment,the result kinda the same..please tutorial editing..your editing like a premium one.
Thanks Fathi! Edit is 99% identical for both shots. The A6000 seemed to be little bit warmer and darker so I just adjusted that a tiny bit but other than that for you it would seem that I am editing the same photo twice. P.S. I already have a video of how I edit. Please check on my channel and soon I will make a new one too.
On paper the a6400 with the Zeiss lens is better, but what do you think? Can you tell the difference? Is it worth spending much more money for it or can you achieve good enough results with a very cheap setup? 🤔😎
If I understand your question right - you have a point there: Photos shot vertically are usually referred to "portrait mode". Photos shot horizontally - "landscape mode". But it is rare that when you say "landscape" someone will think about the orientation. Landscape photography almost always means shots of nature, land, mountains, sea etc.
Exactly thats my point. 99% of beginners shoot in bright daylight. They simply (almost) never shoot in challenging environments (like darkness, rain etc) so any camera will be great to start off and learn and not worry about good enough quality.
Have you experienced it yourself or you are repeating the myth that goes around the internet? I’ve had 9 Sony cameras, 3 of them were a6000 and never they have overheated. And I haven’t met a person yet whose camera overheated, just those who say they overheat. Have you experienced it yourself?
Haha I hope so@@KevinLearAdventures but remember that this is in good conditions and landscape. In other conditions things might be different. But since most people shoot in good conditions, it's a fair choice to go with a6000 and start off with kit lens
If you guys wan't to compare the RAW files, you can see them here: bit.ly/RAW-Sony
a6000 or a6400?
Hi @Toms Jurjaks. I am looking to buy a camera and I came across your videos. I am thinking to buy A6400, but looking at the pictures there is almost no difference to the A6000. But I see that you are saying that in not so good condutions, A6400 is better. SInce in London condition are not so great most of the time, would you still recommend A6000 or A6400 is better. The photography and videos will be primarily to showcase the beautiful side of one of London’s Boroughs. And please share your expertise on lenses as well, which do you think should we buy, not too expensive if possible 😁. Thank you so much
Love how you can show how even cheaper equipment can still take great photos! Nice video 🔥
Thats the idea behind (almost) all of my videos. I want to encourage people to get out and shoot with what they have and to show you can still get decent images even on a budget. Thanks for noticing that Eddy!
Thanks to your videos I own a A 6000 too really excited to use it with my Fujifilm x-e2 and X-T1 I love photography even on a budget!!!!
That's so awesome to hear @@taterandy3958 oh and those Fuji cameras are great too! And nothing bad to have the photo gear on the budget. It just proves that you know what you are doing 😎✌️
Great video! I have just bought my first camera, a Sony A6000. I was a little bit disappointed because I really wanted a Sony A6100, but I'm in a budget. But your videos have shown me that there's no a significant difference in the photography department, at least not for a beginner like me. Thank you so much for the encouragement!
Exactly my friend! There is not too much of a difference. At least i can't really see it. Im glad you got the a6000. Its amazing camera. Good luck with it 🔥💪
There is barely a difference even vs a7riii assuming raw images are used. You have to use them in very low light settings to see the improvement. Of course full frame has more lens options that is the main advantage. But for the price you cant beat the 6000
Couldn't agree with you more my friend! Its the harsh conditions that makes you notice how good piece of equipment is, but reality is that most of us, most of the time shoot in perfect conditions and there even our beloved a6000 will perform well👌
Pictures from both cameras is pretty good and same. Cant believe kit lens can perform well with zeiss lens. Amazing video toms! Keep it up
And that is the point of this video, if you are on the budget and usually take photos in good conditions - there is not much sense to spend thousands for expensive lenses. Thanks a lot for your support Ares 🙌
Thumbs up if you think both cameras performed equally good 👍
I actually think both were kind a same
It makes me very happy. Because I only have sonya6000 with kit lens right now. I realize that I need more practice right now.
In bright daylight should be similar although the kit lens is notorious for being soft in the corners
True@@georgesmith3022 but check the RAW files I attached. And you can compare if you can tell the difference and if it has soft corners. To be honest, I couldn't tell much difference even by having pictures side by side.
We need peoples like you on UA-cam.
Love you Man 👌💕
Thank you for making content on Sony a6000 I absolutely love this camera and waiting for some more content on it 😁😁
And so much more coming soon!!! So stay tuned 😀👌
I'm glad you found your way back home and post these beautiful pictures! Drone shots are amazing too!
Good work mate, love from India ❤️
Thanks so much Srikanth. Luckily I could rely on the navigation on my phone using Wikiloc and I didn't lose my camera along the way 😀 Stay safe my friend 🙌
Excellent comparison of the two great cameras. Under the conditions in which the photos were taken, the result are the same, despite the disparity in equipment values. Congrats!!!
Thanks a lot Ivo. You are right about mentioning the conditions. Of course if I were to shoot in very challenging conditions then probably we could start seeing a6400 being more superior, but since most of us shoot in comfortable conditions, we can easily enjoy the photography with a6000 ✌️
At the moment i am looking for a budget camera for landscape photography. I'm really impressed with the image quality of a6000 and that kit lens. It will probably be my choice. Thanks for a great video!
Sure thing buddy! It's a great beginner kit. After that you can upgrade some lenses but skills are far more useful than a new gear. Good luck!
this channel deserved more attention
Thank you so much 🥰 I love my sony a6000 ❤ greetings from Algeria🇩🇿
Thanks for watching!
Great review! Well, mostly as I was thinking of upgrading to the a6400 from my a6000 and getting a Sigma 18-50. Now I'll keep what I have!
Thanks Jorg. Yeah investing in a lens will give you the most significant quality improvement 👌
Both camera performances equally awesome 👍... i bought Sony a6000 n i'm glad to see ur video, thanks
Great comparison - thanks for doing this. Really need to get out more with my A6000 with Sony 18-135mm lens. I bought the bigger lens so I would have a larger range for my shots.
Great video brother and a crazy location!! See ya soon
Location is pure fire. Going there this weekend AGAIN! See you soon mate 💪
Great video! I love A6000. It’s very underrated camera but in my opinion is a fantastic option for photo in 2021. It’s phenomenal for travel and when you want to go light. I’m looking forward more videos for this camera 👏👏👏👏 Thanks!
It sure is very underrated Pablo. A lot of people always chase the latest gear without pushing the limits of the one they have. Thanks for your support and a new video dropping already tomorrow 💪
Pictures look very similar, I feel the A6000 with kit lens is a tad warmer. Maybe the difference in sharpness can be seen on larger print, but on screen they look equally sharp. Awesome color grading as usual.
Thanks Petru! Yeah since I was shooting RAW, it was a bit difficult to match both of the edits identical so there might be slight color/warmth difference. Maybe on the print you could see the difference, but when viewing the image at 100% I couldn't tell 😀
Well done, nice job...I wish you the best.
Crazy location btw :)
Cheers my friend! Location is epic! Stay safe 🙌
@@TomsJurjaks You too, stay safe...Remember you are the best :)
Hello, Tom! Which camera do you prefer in the long run, Sony A6000 or A6400? I’m still deciding on which of the 2 to buy as a beginner 😭
It really depends what you need it for. If for photos then a6000 will do the job just as good (almost) as A6400. But if you need it also for videos then a6400 will be much better choice and investment.
cannot even imagine you have only 14k subs. Keep on taking such amazing pics!
Only??? I never thought I would reach 1000 😀 For me 14k is absolutely unbelievable! Thanks for your support and comment Onskar, it really means a lot 🙏
@@TomsJurjaks hahahaha. I can understand man haha. But trust me you deserve way more than this. Slowly and steadily you will grow. All the best. 🙏
Thanks for the wishes buddy@@onkar096 I promise to do my best and grind hard 🔥
I'm 16 and take shots on phone (vivoX50pro) , I was thinking of buying a camera and i think sony a6000 is a good choice !!
Thanks
I like your content
Why are you so underrated !!!!
It really is a nice upgrade for you to learn photography, buy few lenses and understand the settings. Good luck 🙌
@@TomsJurjaks I don't really know much about lenses , it would be nice if you could help me , I do mostly landscape and wildlife (birds) photography , [potrait very rarely] , which lens should I buy ?
Great vid, though I feel the A6000 with 16-50 should be compared with the 18-105 F4. Equipping it with a full frame lens increases the total price unnecessarily for APSC shooters. Keep the videos coming! Cheer :)
Amazing video. Was very confused whether to spend much more on a6400.
A lot of youtube videos talk about poor color science in a6000, but doesn't look like it.
Hey Reboot and thanks for your comment. For photos a6000 is definitely good enough. People talking about poor color science are actually right, but the problem is for both cameras and ONLY noticeable when shooting videos or more precisely - its a trouble to color grade the footage. Both cameras are also with 8bit color so it makes it even more difficult. But for photos - you will definitely be good :)
@@TomsJurjaks thank you. A6000 it is. My very first camera.
Very great content, love the content about Sony A6000
And more coming soon so stay tuned!
@@TomsJurjaks keep up the good work
5:23 It's interesting to see the kit lens having more corner sharpness than the Zeiss here.
If it's the shot I think you mean, the a6400 is at 5.6 & a6000 at 6.3 which might explain the difference.
Bro nearly died for this vid..gotta leave a like😂
Well I was going to upgrade as I have the 6000 but to me a lot of images look exactly the same and in some the 6000 looks just a little better, so I guess I will just stick with my 6000. Thanks for the video!
Hey Tess, its worth upgrading if you intend to shoot videos as A6400 has mic port, 4K, 120fps and picture profiles, but if you are only gonna shoot photos then its not worth upgrading.
Nice video! I want to know about the night photography of both cameras, are they still doing great using the same lens for low light?
To be honest, I have not tried testing them side-by-side. I think(!) a6400 should be better in low light since I believe it is a newer sensor.
wow bro, this is insane 😍😍 new to your channel , absolutely fantastic shots
Thank you so much buddy! Glad you liked it!
@@TomsJurjaks 🧡
@@TomsJurjaks I had canon 80 D , so after this video im gonna buy this sony a6000. brilliant cam for afordable price .
It would be nice if you could upload your raw pictures of the comparison in the description. I cant really examine the difference in a compressed youtube video. Otherwise a interesting video.
Yeah sure, will do it in a bit. Stay tuned!
You can get them here: bit.ly/RAW-Sony
I just bough the A6000. Thanks a lot fpr your reviews.
Aaaah that route at min 3:09... I got my face all scratchednom there. No kidding 🤣 I leave nearby Arrábida, is one of my favorite places!
Beautiful area there for sure, but those bushes man😂
@@TomsJurjaks it becomes even worse in certain areas ahah
Good video. I see a few very subtle differences between two cameras, but I suppose most of it is due to the higher quality glass. What's your verdict? The A6400 is a few years newer after all. Does it show?
Thanks brother for a great question! When editing the images, I felt that A6400 has better dynamic range (meaning, it is easier to recover shadows or highlights), but to be honest, in photography and in near perfect conditions I can't tell the difference even pixel peeping at 100% zoom. I think the most notable difference would be visible in challenging conditions like night photography etc.
@@TomsJurjaks Well said.
You’re brave!
I’m getting dizzy by watching you walk that close to the edge, what more in person 😂
Yeah I shouldn’t do that next time 😅
I like the way how you shoot i love taking picture but dont have a nice camera hope i can buy that soon.
Hey John, thanks a lot mate. I also hope you will bet a camera soon, but try to practice with your phone in the meantime. Shoot RAW and fully manual if your phone allows and start using Lightroom. its a good practice.
Amazing brother
Thanks a lot Laxman!
hi tom what about iso noise in low light?
so good thanks :D
Thank you too!
What drone do you use?
Also do you have any accessories for the drone?
I use DJI Mavic Air 2. The only accessories I have are what came in the Combo package from DJI (ND filters, extra batteries, bag etc)
Well I Wish You Have Done This In The City
Like Doing Street Photography With Both So We Can See If We Can Compare And Try To Know If There Is A Difference..
So Will You Still Recommend The A6000 In 2021…
I have quite a lot street POV videos with the a6000, please check on my channel. And to be honest - there is almost no difference when it comes to cameras, but there is a big difference in lenses.
And yes, I do still recommend A6000 in 2021 and 2022
I love this camera, but i wanted to have something modern and also a little for filming so i bought the zv-e10.
Do u think it's shooting photos as good as the a6000?
Better! Has newer sensor and processor as well as lot better AutoFocus performance so you made a very very good choice my friend 👍👌
@@TomsJurjaks Thanks a lot! :)
Now i can sleep well, haha.
What focus mode were you using for the a6000? I’m having trouble getting sharp focus with my pics even with a narrow aperture.
I usually change it up depending on situation. If I have trouble with WIDE then I go with flexible spot: small. But you can check more here, I made a video about it: ua-cam.com/video/HkDW3rxS61g/v-deo.html
@@TomsJurjaks thanks man! With the a6000 not having IBIS, would a lens with OSS, or the tamron 17-70 with IS be effective on the a6000 for video? I’m trying to find a good all around lens that I can use for photo and video, and think the tamron might fit that bill. I know I could get the prime lens trio, but having one lens to do almost everything and keeping in mind I want to do video feel like it might be a good option. Would love your input 👍
Good to see these types of videos. Companies want you to buy the latest and greatest. That new new... Often times there isn't much that has changed. Or useful. It is how companies like Apple stay in business
True that. Of course some people will find a reason to buy the new new (professionals filming in very challenging conditions) but for us, regular people - it is rarely good enough reason to upgrade.
Out of camera how does the a6400 fare against the a6000? I heard it has better color...
Great video. I thought you were in Greece because the scenery looks the same, but you are in Portugal?
Thanks George! Yeah this was shot in Portugal, near Setúbal. Nice and small national park with great cliffs. I wish to go back to Greece one day too. Nice nature there as well 👌
Do you ever use the evf on your cameras ?
Almost never. I use the screen 100% of the time.
Amazing video this has convinced me you don't always need a very expensive camera to get good shots i am thinking to buy song a6000 as my first camera should I go for second hand or first hand ?!
Thats the idea behind this channel my friend. And a6000 is good enough to be second hand. Lots of people use it for few weeks only and then put them on the shelf, so its good to find those slightly used ones.
1:40 is that the place that on movie scene, movie name: fury
Almost :) Fury was filmed in England. This is Portugal
what's the a6000 like for wildlife and insect photography?
If you get the right lenses then its great!
@@TomsJurjaks ideal thanks for replying.. also trying to get into landscape photography but havnt got the eye for it yet lol
Love this content and comparison
Dangerous clifs right there, Could not tell the difference of the pictures haha, should have included mobile shots also :o
Cliffs are mad yo, need explore more. Haha mobile would be also good since it can shoot raw, easy to edit 😎
Hi Tom, I wonder why your creative style settings in this video is different from the video of sony a6000 settings?
In this video the contrast is -3. In the previous video the sharpness was -3.
Is there any reason for the changes?
How to decide which setting to use in specific condition?
I started shooting raw and use the creative style setting after watching your videos.
Thanks.
Hey Fajar, I did explain this in another video, but in short: it is much better to reduce all these things in camera and then add sharpness, contrast and saturation later in post production, because it allows the camera to capture more data. So by reducing contrast, you will allow the camera to capture shadows and highlights much better than if your contrast would be to the max. So don't worry if your pictures look very flat straight out of camera, it is extremely easy to recover all colors and contrast in Lightroom especially if you shoot in RAW! Let me know if you have any more questions and good luck my friend 🙌
@@TomsJurjaks I tried that settings. And yes the picture is very flat. But after I edit it using lightroom, it's very amazing to look how the greyish sky turn into blue sky with clouds. The color is so great.
Thank you and stay safe.
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Awesome to know you succeeded@@fajareureka4103 keep going, get better and you too stay safe my friend 🙌
Nice shot, be carefull Tom 🤗
Thanks a lot Sriyanti! I am trying haha
I'll probably switch to A7 mark IV or any someday. Since I could unlock so much potential with full frame. Great content as always 😍
A7IV will be a beast when it comes out, but I had A7II before and to be honest, I can't tell a difference between a full frame and APS-C camera. I think both are so good in their quality that you can achieve great results even with cheap aps-c. Although in more challenging environment of course Full Frame would be much better 🔥
@@TomsJurjaks the only reason is the megapixel. Since I recently work and learn how to photograph face modeling. So the bigger pixel is What I need. I may fix some blemishes with really tiny pixel and resolution is help me a lot. Some people recommend me the A7R model but the megapixel is lower than basic A7 series
If you are chasing the megapixels then I would also recommend the A7R series cameras@@andy0995 A7RIII has 42.4 MP but A7RIV has crazy 61MP 🙉 The new A7IV probably is going to have 30-35MP which will satisfy both the photographers as well as videographers. But for me, even the 24MP sensor is good enough. The ability to crop the images is insane. I mean each picture is 6000x4000 and what most people do is post them online at 1920x1080 resolution which allows you to crop in sooo much. But if you intend to print large scale and work with clients, then of course having bit more MP would be preferable 👌
@@TomsJurjaks I mean, the 7S series not the 7R. 🤣 My bad, but hey thank u so much for all the inspirations!
Oh yeah the 7S is definitely not for photographers - those are low MP on purpose so videographers can capture more light with lower MP@@andy0995But yeah, whatever you choose - its gonna be epic so good luck brother!💪
Hi @Toms Jurjaks. I am looking to buy a camera and I came across your videos. I am thinking to buy A6400, but looking at the pictures there is almost no difference to the A6000. But I see that you are saying that in not so good condutions, A6400 is better. SInce in London condition are not so great most of the time, would you still recommend A6000 or A6400 is better. The photography and videos will be primarily to showcase the beautiful side of one of London’s Boroughs. And please share your expertise on lenses as well, which do you think should we buy, not too expensive if possible 😁. Thank you so much
Hey buddy, regarding photos - you won't see too much of an improvement, only thing is weather sealed body., but for videos it is day/night difference. 4K, Picture profiles, 120fps, audio port etc, so If you intend to shoot videos - I would say - take the leap!
@@TomsJurjaks Hi. Thank you so much for your reply. Ok, so I decided to get the A6400. What lenses would you recommend for this model? I’m thinking Sigma 18-50 mm f/2.8 DC DN or Sony 50 mm f 1.8 fe, leaning towards Sigma more.
That's a really personal call @@theworldfromabove.e it really depends what do you need it for. Take a look at some of my videos, i try to answer that question. Also don't be afraid to experiment, buy and sell few lenses until you find what you like. Its not a house 😀
@@TomsJurjaks Yes, bald call, hopefully it’s worth it. Videos need to be on point as well as photos. Since is for company I can’t buy a camera, sell it and buy new one, same with lenses. I watched a lot of your videos and based on that I will get the Sigma, as you said it’s probably the best overall lenses that can last long time, so yeah. I trust your judgement. Thank you for all you comments, helped me a lot.
Cheers my friend! Im always glad to help. Also check out Tamron 17-70mm f2.8 it has VC (image stabilization) might be very helpful for videos but Sigma is bit better quality and sharper. Just to make your decision harder haha sorry @@theworldfromabove.e 😀
How to i use a microphone? (sony a6000)
Check my other video "Vlogging on a6000". Bit complex, but doable.
@@TomsJurjaks can you give me the link
@@AmaderShopnoBilash ua-cam.com/video/BMqSX0GAtrQ/v-deo.html
Nice video 🥰
Thanks 🤗
Awesome video. I am trying to convince my self why i must go from A6000 to A6400. Seems except 4K i don't get too much from 6400. Everything is in good frame!
Hey buddy, regarding photos - you won't see too much of a improvement, but for videos it is day/night difference. 4K, Picture profiles, 120fps, audio port etc, so If you intend to shoot videos - I would say - take the leap!
@@TomsJurjaks Yes, i am video guy :) Thank you for the tips. Cheers
This is why I never upgrade my a6000 (I keep upgrading my lenses tho), but surely the a7 family would feel more significant as an upgrade
True. For casual shooting a6000 with a good lens is good enough. But if you need to do client work then A7 series is a way to go.
What camera u use to film on chest?
GoPro 8 Black
cool bro👍
Cheers mate!
what about SOny A6100? Can we go for that?
For photography any of the Sony a6xxx lineup is amazing! As you can see in this video, even the a6000 does great. Getting a6100 is good choice if you also wanna make some videos.
@@TomsJurjaks Does it give a good 4k experience or normal? and when can I expect a video on that?
Both a6100 and a6400 cameras give great 4K videos@@riyazmd7088 you can take a look at any of my latest videos, they are all shot in 4K and as you can see, even with the UA-cam's encoding (and loss of quality) the footage still looks really sharp and crispy. But I will be making some test footage video about it soon so stay tuned!
@@TomsJurjaks Sure I will be waiting for that. It would be great if you can upload it on this weekend. Thanks for your response foreign friend 😉
Suggest me a beginner DSLR.
Don't get DSLR. They are bulky and a dying breed. Better get a mirrorless camera. For example Sony a6000
i love your video like really much but it could be more helpful that you show you edit on LR on both photos...because even you use different equipment,the result kinda the same..please tutorial editing..your editing like a premium one.
Thanks Fathi! Edit is 99% identical for both shots. The A6000 seemed to be little bit warmer and darker so I just adjusted that a tiny bit but other than that for you it would seem that I am editing the same photo twice. P.S. I already have a video of how I edit. Please check on my channel and soon I will make a new one too.
Hey bro i really like sony a6400 camera , please give me
Which is better?
On paper the a6400 with the Zeiss lens is better, but what do you think? Can you tell the difference? Is it worth spending much more money for it or can you achieve good enough results with a very cheap setup? 🤔😎
aren't those portrait photos.....photographs of land doesnt make it landscape,right?now im confused🙄....by the way nice video
If I understand your question right - you have a point there: Photos shot vertically are usually referred to "portrait mode". Photos shot horizontally - "landscape mode". But it is rare that when you say "landscape" someone will think about the orientation. Landscape photography almost always means shots of nature, land, mountains, sea etc.
Any good lenses for a6000 under 200$?
Very hard to find. Under 300$ yes (especially used) - very very good lenses. I will make a video about prime lenses soon.
Sony a6000 is a piece of art
100% 🔥
Cool 😎
Cheers Monojit!
Hi！I'm Japanese！！your arm is so gooooooood!! It is Japanese Kanji．I felt happy when see your arm！
Hey there! Im happy that you like it and most importantly it is great to know that someone from Japan is watching my videos! Stay safe my friend 🙌
There is no diference. I'm just in to photography and shoot a6000 with a Sigma 30mm 1.4 and a Sony 18-105 f4....you don't need anything else!
Couldn't agree more buddy! And your lens selection is just awesome 💪
a test in a broad daylight??? you could use iphone against a6400 and you would get the same results.
Exactly thats my point. 99% of beginners shoot in bright daylight. They simply (almost) never shoot in challenging environments (like darkness, rain etc) so any camera will be great to start off and learn and not worry about good enough quality.
@@TomsJurjaks it seems i missed your point then. thank you for the beautiful footage, the place is amazing mate.
@@sovu9399 cheers buddy! And thanks for your kind words 🙌
@@TomsJurjaks thank you.
to be honest I cant see any difference
The a6000 looks better in my opinion
NIIICE
Cheers brother 💪
in a picture, look not much different, but video a6000 over heating
Have you experienced it yourself or you are repeating the myth that goes around the internet? I’ve had 9 Sony cameras, 3 of them were a6000 and never they have overheated. And I haven’t met a person yet whose camera overheated, just those who say they overheat. Have you experienced it yourself?
Be safe
Same to you my friend!
I think for these kind of pictures you could have used your phone and noone could see a difference. ;-)
😯 Maybe I should do that for the next video? 🤭
There’s no difference
I feel the same way 😎
@@TomsJurjaks might have just saved me £2000 🙏🏻
Haha I hope so@@KevinLearAdventures but remember that this is in good conditions and landscape. In other conditions things might be different. But since most people shoot in good conditions, it's a fair choice to go with a6000 and start off with kit lens
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