@@TomsJurjaks The bodies are great, not gonna lie, I'm still using the kit lense 😅 Just save up a little more for another set of great lense. Other than that, I am so glad I own one of these cinematic bad boys!!!
Loved how you got the shot of the plane between the buildings, in one shot! I have an a6000 and want to get into street photography so thanks for doing these videos!
I have been following you for a couple of years now and it's really cool to see you photographing in the area and city where I grew up. Lived there for 28years.
Been using A6000 with 50mm f/1.8 prime (Sony) for a while. Love this lens for street photography. Just bought a Sigma 30mm f/1.4 lens to try more things. Thanks for the ideas.
Answers to most common questions: 1. "What Presets you used?" - I made my own, get them here: jurjax.com/product/copenhagen-20-lightroom-presets/ 2. "How do you use iPhone as a Monitor?" - ua-cam.com/video/puNohhOU3Ss/v-deo.html 3. "How do you edit your photos?" - I made a video: ua-cam.com/video/su27z6T-ObU/v-deo.html 4. "How much does the Sony A6000 cost? - Check here amzn.to/3EuokF9 5. "Is that Viltrox 50mm f1.8 a Full Frame lens?" - Yes it, is, check it here: amzn.to/3EuokF9 6. "Do you have more POV videos?" - Yes, so many: ua-cam.com/video/Wp0dNtxesmA/v-deo.html // ua-cam.com/video/dQ8-18Nz2ew/v-deo.html // ua-cam.com/video/CVoO6bSgLJA/v-deo.html
I love these videos! It's really educating to actually see how you do street photography, and also the way you explain your settings and why you frame shots in different ways. Have you considered doing one of these videos with a 35mm prime lens? If I've understood the crop factor of aps-c cameras correctly then that should be as close to the "nifty-fifty" lenses of full frame cameras, it would be cool to see what you could do with that :)
Hey Filip and thanks a lot for the kind comment. I actually shot a video with my A7IV and Viltrox 35mm the same day when I was making this video and now I am editing it. It should be out end of next week so stay tuned :) And to answer your question - not really. The 50mm lens on Full Frame is still 50mm focal length. But the 50mm lens on APS-C camera is 50x1.53=76.5mm to round it up - its like an 80mm lens. Its not the lenses that determine the focal length - its the cameras sensor. So the same nifty-fifty (50mm lens) will still be the same lens no matter where you use it, but the focal length will be different. 50mm lens will be more "zoomed in" on apsc camera than it is on Full Frame. Google for Crop Factor Calculator by omni calculator. Its amazing to play around with it and see what lens gives you what kind of focal length :)
I enjoy your videos! I’m going to Italy in December and need a budget friendly camera. I thought about just upgrading to the iPhone 14 for the convenience but would you say a6000 is still better than that?
Hey Jacqueline. Thanks a lot! I would say iPhone 14 Pro is a great choice for very casual shooting (if you can get Pro over the regular model). However, for some its the process and I believe phones will not get that amazing real bokeh the cameras can produce with prime lenses. If you just wanna shoot casually, then iPhone will be decent for sure.
hmm still using the a6000 as I see.I thought picking one up myself as my first camera is it still a good choice in 2022 for beginners or is it better to go for a 6400 and less lenses because of the budget?
I just picked up a Sony a6000 used on ebay and have been using it for about a month, I was the same couldn't decide if I should get this or the 6400, switching from my old Canon 5D II and 700D setup I found I actually prefer how the photos look in the A6000 and the size is so much more convenient. Honestly the A6000 is still the best camera for the price, although I would say after also trying out an A6400 and A6100, if you can afford it go for one of those, there is a few quality of life improvements that make them slightly better. However saying that there is no reason you can't still use the A6000 for even pro level photography.
Even though I have the A7IV and also the A6400, I still very much enjoy using A6000. To answer your question, if you only wanna do photography, I think A6100 or ZV-E10 will be a good upgrade over A6000 but A6000 is still good if you have nice lenses. This video might give you more insights perhaps: ua-cam.com/video/onE71QH7rh0/v-deo.html
hey toms, could you pls describe what components did you use in that setup? And don't you think that the a6000 is an old camera and the a6600 is a better option? And btw i love your videos man, keep posting vids of this kind and also make a video going through all of your gear. Good Luck!!
Hey Kevin, thanks for your kind words. So I used Sony A6000 as the camera, on top of that is a simple Mini Hot Shoe Stand Monitor Mount from Andycine. On top of that a phone holder (that is usually used for tripods). Then my phone in the phone holder. And to top it all off, I have the Acsoon Cineeye transmitter that allows me to transmit the data from the camera to the phone.
A6600 is a great camera but it is mostly video oriented. If you only want to do photography, its not worth of getting it. Better get A6100 or ZV-E10 instead.
@@TomsJurjaks thank you for your time man, not many youtubers carefully read and reply to comments! hope you get the chance to show the world the art of photography! and thanks again!!
I do my best to reply to everyone @@kavinkrish4726 (not easy considering the amount of comments). And thanks a lot. Support from people like you means a lot. Cheers!
How are those plane shots so sharp even after zooming in? I'd love to see another one of these with a bit more conversation around your thought process for setup etc...
Need to rewatch this video every time you think a6000 is not good enough anymore haha I dunno, I think in general, if you use a decent prime lens, you gonna get a good result. And I will continue to work on POV videos and will make one where I talk a bit more about the whole process and setup.
Hey Tom, I'm using sel 35mm 1.8 on a6000, should i buy a 50mm or a 85mm next (I'm not shooting portrait much, mostly street photography), and btw can you make a video about viltrox 85mm on your a6000?
Hey buddy, I think the 50mm would be better, perhaps 85mm on crop sensor is a bit too much. On the other hand, 35 and 50 is kind of close to each other. Usually something like 20/24mm and then 50/56mm is a good option for apsc. Btw check Sigma 56mm f1.4. Thats an amazing one for Sony a6000. And okay, I will get the lens and make a video with Viltrox 85mm
I use only one lens sigma 56 f1.4 (also because of Toms advice) and would say it is super cool lens. Now I am scared to buy other lenses because their quality could be no so good😅
First of all, thanks sooo much for the sub buddy (and your question). Unfortunately I haven't tried any of Tamron lenses but Im very curious. I think they make pretty good lenses. Ill see if I can get few.
@@TomsJurjaks ah ok, otherwise would you know another way to transfer them to your computer ?, for example through a usb cable you can transmit them in raw?
Yeah its full frame. I have a video where I explain how not to buy the wrong lens (apsc vs full frame - what fits what): ua-cam.com/video/NhhKNqw4oNU/v-deo.html
There definitely is. I would avoid the Sony 50mm FE because its just so poor. Build quality, cheapest plastic, AF is horrible (at least for my lens). Viltrox is fully metal built, high quality, AF is okay (not as good as Sigma or Sony GM of course) and Viltrox has an aperture ring which I really like. All in all, good lens for the price.
ohhh I wish I would have a chance to test it, but dont think it would make much sense to put so amazing lens on an older apsc camera. Probably you would not be able to reach the lenses full potential i reckon
Personal preference. I rather focus on the subject and look around to see interesting things than worry about what shutter speed should I choose. I still control ISO and f-stop, but let the camera choose shutter speed. Cameras are smart and they do a great job. I don't lose anything by shooting in A-Mode.
I made a video with my buddy using most basic film cameras @@hobochild39 it was a lot of fun (need to edit the video). But definitely, I would love to try something like that. Its been too long since I tried something new :) Any recommendations?
@@TomsJurjaks I was shooting film before I found your channel 😉 and got myself an a6000 and an adaptor for my Konica lenses. Those konica primes lenses are so darn cheap you can pick up 2 lenses for under or near €100 and the quality is incredibly good. But the one issue I have when shooting with a 135mm or a telephoto lens is handling the weight. The a6000 body is so light the lens is a tank so 8/10 images are blurry. So seeing as you were my route into digital photography, I just shoot street photography mostly. But how do you handle a heavy lens on a busy street with no stabilisation? With a steady hand I guess haha. But would be cool to see if a vintage lens changes your style or not. The konica 40mm pancake lens is currently my favourite
So cool what you are doing @@hobochild39 I think I just crank up the shutter speed to be more in line with the lens I use to avoid blurry photos? If you use a 135mm on A6000, then thats something like almost 200mm equivalent on full frame, which means your shutter speed needs to be AT LEAST double of the focal length, which is 2x200 = 1/400 (as a minimum). To be safe, I would go with 1/500 and up. I know its a bit of math you need to do, but you get used to it.
It blows my mind how good these camera still are! I got an A6300 about 2 weeks ago and they're just phenomenal!
Its crazy right Laurence? Still does the job. I would say it all depends on the lens though.
@@TomsJurjaks The bodies are great, not gonna lie, I'm still using the kit lense 😅
Just save up a little more for another set of great lense. Other than that, I am so glad I own one of these cinematic bad boys!!!
Loved how you got the shot of the plane between the buildings, in one shot! I have an a6000 and want to get into street photography so thanks for doing these videos!
I have been following you for a couple of years now and it's really cool to see you photographing in the area and city where I grew up. Lived there for 28years.
THIS IS THE VIDEO IVE BEEN LOOKING FOR. Been wanting to they this lens for the 80mm feel on a crop sensor. Thank youuu
Cheers my friend! Glad you liked the video!
Been using A6000 with 50mm f/1.8 prime (Sony) for a while. Love this lens for street photography. Just bought a Sigma 30mm f/1.4 lens to try more things. Thanks for the ideas.
Ahh the Sigma 30mm f1.4 is amaaaazing lens Samir. Good luck with it!
thanks for this vid, it helps me as a beginner especially on how you adjusted the settings and explains it. keep it up
Thank you. More similar videos and tutorials coming so stay tuned!
Answers to most common questions:
1. "What Presets you used?" - I made my own, get them here: jurjax.com/product/copenhagen-20-lightroom-presets/
2. "How do you use iPhone as a Monitor?" - ua-cam.com/video/puNohhOU3Ss/v-deo.html
3. "How do you edit your photos?" - I made a video: ua-cam.com/video/su27z6T-ObU/v-deo.html
4. "How much does the Sony A6000 cost? - Check here amzn.to/3EuokF9
5. "Is that Viltrox 50mm f1.8 a Full Frame lens?" - Yes it, is, check it here: amzn.to/3EuokF9
6. "Do you have more POV videos?" - Yes, so many: ua-cam.com/video/Wp0dNtxesmA/v-deo.html // ua-cam.com/video/dQ8-18Nz2ew/v-deo.html // ua-cam.com/video/CVoO6bSgLJA/v-deo.html
Finally! Lisbon POV street photography❤❤❤
More to cooooooome 🙌
I love these videos! It's really educating to actually see how you do street photography, and also the way you explain your settings and why you frame shots in different ways. Have you considered doing one of these videos with a 35mm prime lens?
If I've understood the crop factor of aps-c cameras correctly then that should be as close to the "nifty-fifty" lenses of full frame cameras, it would be cool to see what you could do with that :)
Hey Filip and thanks a lot for the kind comment. I actually shot a video with my A7IV and Viltrox 35mm the same day when I was making this video and now I am editing it. It should be out end of next week so stay tuned :)
And to answer your question - not really. The 50mm lens on Full Frame is still 50mm focal length. But the 50mm lens on APS-C camera is 50x1.53=76.5mm to round it up - its like an 80mm lens.
Its not the lenses that determine the focal length - its the cameras sensor. So the same nifty-fifty (50mm lens) will still be the same lens no matter where you use it, but the focal length will be different. 50mm lens will be more "zoomed in" on apsc camera than it is on Full Frame. Google for Crop Factor Calculator by omni calculator. Its amazing to play around with it and see what lens gives you what kind of focal length :)
Love you bro! You are incredible! Beast mode!
Hi Tom,would be great if you make a tutorial for using along with accsoon hear 🎉🎉
What a shot to end the video👌
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I enjoy your videos! I’m going to Italy in December and need a budget friendly camera. I thought about just upgrading to the iPhone 14 for the convenience but would you say a6000 is still better than that?
Hey Jacqueline. Thanks a lot! I would say iPhone 14 Pro is a great choice for very casual shooting (if you can get Pro over the regular model). However, for some its the process and I believe phones will not get that amazing real bokeh the cameras can produce with prime lenses. If you just wanna shoot casually, then iPhone will be decent for sure.
hmm still using the a6000 as I see.I thought picking one up myself as my first camera is it still a good choice in 2022 for beginners or is it better to go for a 6400 and less lenses because of the budget?
I just picked up a Sony a6000 used on ebay and have been using it for about a month, I was the same couldn't decide if I should get this or the 6400, switching from my old Canon 5D II and 700D setup I found I actually prefer how the photos look in the A6000 and the size is so much more convenient.
Honestly the A6000 is still the best camera for the price, although I would say after also trying out an A6400 and A6100, if you can afford it go for one of those, there is a few quality of life improvements that make them slightly better.
However saying that there is no reason you can't still use the A6000 for even pro level photography.
Even though I have the A7IV and also the A6400, I still very much enjoy using A6000. To answer your question, if you only wanna do photography, I think A6100 or ZV-E10 will be a good upgrade over A6000 but A6000 is still good if you have nice lenses. This video might give you more insights perhaps: ua-cam.com/video/onE71QH7rh0/v-deo.html
I am planning on buying this camera but I was this a bit old but now I am 100% sure I will buy it
Pair it with a nice lens and you will have a good time with it 🙌
@@TomsJurjaks thank you so much 😊 for the response means a lot
hey toms, could you pls describe what components did you use in that setup? And don't you think that the a6000 is an old camera and the a6600 is a better option? And btw i love your videos man, keep posting vids of this kind and also make a video going through all of your gear. Good Luck!!
Hey Kevin, thanks for your kind words. So I used Sony A6000 as the camera, on top of that is a simple Mini Hot Shoe Stand Monitor Mount from Andycine. On top of that a phone holder (that is usually used for tripods). Then my phone in the phone holder. And to top it all off, I have the Acsoon Cineeye transmitter that allows me to transmit the data from the camera to the phone.
A6600 is a great camera but it is mostly video oriented. If you only want to do photography, its not worth of getting it. Better get A6100 or ZV-E10 instead.
@@TomsJurjaks thank you for your time man, not many youtubers carefully read and reply to comments! hope you get the chance to show the world the art of photography! and thanks again!!
I do my best to reply to everyone @@kavinkrish4726 (not easy considering the amount of comments). And thanks a lot. Support from people like you means a lot. Cheers!
I love your content ❤️ so amazing
Thank you so much!!
Pls make more video about a6000 my friend 😊 from the Philippines 🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭
Im making as much as I can 😄
Julia trotti channel amd this channe teaching me how to take 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
She is so good 👌
What’s that curvy attachment on the front rim of your lens?
What can you say about this lens compare to Sony 50mm 1.8? I just bought the Sony one and it is my first prime lens.
How are those plane shots so sharp even after zooming in? I'd love to see another one of these with a bit more conversation around your thought process for setup etc...
Need to rewatch this video every time you think a6000 is not good enough anymore haha I dunno, I think in general, if you use a decent prime lens, you gonna get a good result.
And I will continue to work on POV videos and will make one where I talk a bit more about the whole process and setup.
@@TomsJurjaks yes please accsoon setup,i want to learn that,thanks tom
I find the Copenhagen filter is too cold for Lisbon light
Hey Tom, I'm using sel 35mm 1.8 on a6000, should i buy a 50mm or a 85mm next (I'm not shooting portrait much, mostly street photography), and btw can you make a video about viltrox 85mm on your a6000?
Hey buddy, I think the 50mm would be better, perhaps 85mm on crop sensor is a bit too much. On the other hand, 35 and 50 is kind of close to each other. Usually something like 20/24mm and then 50/56mm is a good option for apsc. Btw check Sigma 56mm f1.4. Thats an amazing one for Sony a6000. And okay, I will get the lens and make a video with Viltrox 85mm
I use only one lens sigma 56 f1.4 (also because of Toms advice) and would say it is super cool lens. Now I am scared to buy other lenses because their quality could be no so good😅
Haha thats dope@@i_esculap but dont worry, Sigma 16mm f1.4 is even sharper 😅
@@TomsJurjaks hehe, I definitely need to try it )
How did you connect your phone to the camera and what app do you use?
Hey Manuel, I made a video about it to explain better:
ua-cam.com/video/puNohhOU3Ss/v-deo.html
Hey Toms, have you tried tamron 70 180 with A6000? Subs done!
First of all, thanks sooo much for the sub buddy (and your question). Unfortunately I haven't tried any of Tamron lenses but Im very curious. I think they make pretty good lenses. Ill see if I can get few.
hello, I wanted to ask you how do you transfer raw photos to phone or pc?
I don't transfer them to phone, but I transfer them to my MacBook Pro by simply inserting the SD card in the computer.
@@TomsJurjaks ah ok, otherwise would you know another way to transfer them to your computer ?, for example through a usb cable you can transmit them in raw?
@@simone.castigliego using card reader, Sony Imaging Edge app and i guess connecting camera with the cable?
Do you have nex7 for sale?
What do you think about sigma 30mm f1.4 on a6000?..are they good for portrait?
Hey Nik, Sigma 30mm f1.4 and Sigma 56mm f1.4 are on top of my list when it comes to primes especially for A6000 and especially for portraits.
@@TomsJurjaks appreciate it man..thanks a lot🙌🏼
Review for Sony A6300,it's work it 2022-2023 Or no???,,,plissss
I just made a review, check it out here: ua-cam.com/video/HwiVUzDPP3Q/v-deo.html
what ? full frame lens? do you have video comparison with full frame lens vs aps lens ?
Yeah its full frame. I have a video where I explain how not to buy the wrong lens (apsc vs full frame - what fits what): ua-cam.com/video/NhhKNqw4oNU/v-deo.html
Maybe we need new preset for such kind of weather)
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nice video!
Thanks so much my friend!
Is there a difference between the Sony - FE 50mm F1.8 and Viltrox 50mm F1.8?
There definitely is. I would avoid the Sony 50mm FE because its just so poor. Build quality, cheapest plastic, AF is horrible (at least for my lens). Viltrox is fully metal built, high quality, AF is okay (not as good as Sigma or Sony GM of course) and Viltrox has an aperture ring which I really like. All in all, good lens for the price.
@@TomsJurjaks Thank you for the feedback!
How the 50mm 1.2 GM go on the a6000 brother??
ohhh I wish I would have a chance to test it, but dont think it would make much sense to put so amazing lens on an older apsc camera. Probably you would not be able to reach the lenses full potential i reckon
What mount do you use for the gopro?
A chest mount I bought on eBay (non original). Works like a charm.
@@TomsJurjaks thanks for the reply 👍
How do you mirror the screen to a phone?
Check the pinned comment
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Dont worry about going around and talking. There are so many guys and girls out there talking with ipods and headsets so its weird all the time :D!
Haha I guess I'll be joining the weird crew then. Cheers Christoph 🙌
why he photograf in the A Mod and not in the M Mod
Personal preference. I rather focus on the subject and look around to see interesting things than worry about what shutter speed should I choose. I still control ISO and f-stop, but let the camera choose shutter speed. Cameras are smart and they do a great job. I don't lose anything by shooting in A-Mode.
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Nice tattoo on the arm😁
Haha yeah, I love it too 😀
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A6000 in both amazon links :)
Good eye Shane, thanks. Now its fixed ;)
@@TomsJurjaks no probs! Quick question... ever thought about shooting vintage? Would love to see your way of using them :)
I made a video with my buddy using most basic film cameras @@hobochild39 it was a lot of fun (need to edit the video). But definitely, I would love to try something like that. Its been too long since I tried something new :) Any recommendations?
@@TomsJurjaks I was shooting film before I found your channel 😉 and got myself an a6000 and an adaptor for my Konica lenses.
Those konica primes lenses are so darn cheap you can pick up 2 lenses for under or near €100 and the quality is incredibly good.
But the one issue I have when shooting with a 135mm or a telephoto lens is handling the weight. The a6000 body is so light the lens is a tank so 8/10 images are blurry. So seeing as you were my route into digital photography, I just shoot street photography mostly. But how do you handle a heavy lens on a busy street with no stabilisation? With a steady hand I guess haha.
But would be cool to see if a vintage lens changes your style or not.
The konica 40mm pancake lens is currently my favourite
So cool what you are doing @@hobochild39 I think I just crank up the shutter speed to be more in line with the lens I use to avoid blurry photos? If you use a 135mm on A6000, then thats something like almost 200mm equivalent on full frame, which means your shutter speed needs to be AT LEAST double of the focal length, which is 2x200 = 1/400 (as a minimum). To be safe, I would go with 1/500 and up. I know its a bit of math you need to do, but you get used to it.
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Yeah sure! With the lens and everything?
Oh man. The preset is awful 😅 .. when it comes to editing the less the better.