The ONLY Camera Buying Guide You Need | Photography & Videography

TIMESTAMPS
£500 (bare essentials) 2:32
£1000 (photos) 5:48
£1000 (videos) 7:30
£2000 (photos) 8:58
£2000 (videos) 11:06
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TT Artisan 35MM F1.8
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Sigma 18-50MM F2.8
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Samyang 12MM F2.0
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Tamron 17-70MM F2.8
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Sigma 56MM F1.4
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128GB SD Card
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Variable ND Filter
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Microphone
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[@syahmi_amin_]

Nice 👍 I would also try Yongnuo 11mm f 1.8 for the ultra wide lens
I'm currently using Sony ZV-E10 with Tamron 17-70 F2.8 & Sigma 30mm f1.4. So far I'm satisfied with the combination.

[@Gelly_Bones]

Clear and concise video! I like how you segmented it and divided it up into the price ranges. Though I already have my gear, I hadn't considered looking into multi-chargers at all yet, so I am definitely taking that tip and will start browsing for one soon! Thanks, Jimmy!

[@officialabdulrehman]

This was a great video!
1 thing I would add for videocentric work is sony 18-105 f4 if the body is not stabilized.

[@JimmyShixin]

Thanks! That was actually the lens that came with my 6500 initially, I ended up selling it for the Tamron because I felt F4 was too high for the min. Aperture for bokeh / night shots
But still, great zoom range and sharpness so def a lens to consider!

[@Maliqueliburd_]

Thanks Jimmy, this is just the video I needed. Keep it up👍🏾

[@JimmyShixin]

Thanks - Glad it was helpful!

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[@ZachiLP]

great video, what do u say about the 6500 with a 17-70 tamron? is it still good or should i get the 6400. just for photography

[@JimmyShixin]

6400 is basically better in everything vs the 6500, the only thing the 6400 does NOT have is stabilization. BUT - (double check this cause I’m not 100% sure) the tamron should be stabilized so for this specific combo it shouldn’t matter and 6400 is the better choice for you