This vlog-torial/vlog-review really is how you can take this channel to the next level. Such a good video, and this off the cuff style video is how the big guys have connected with, and grown, huge subscriber bases.
Man A6600 and A7iii are my dream cameras one day I’ll have one of them. Great video and the way you geared up yourself with camera bag looked like you getting ready for war and putting your gun suit on.
well, you convinced me. i was going to get the a6400 but i just placed an order for the a6600. a great, down-to-earth review that explaied features in a common sense/how you'd use it way. oh. very nice to see my home town in the video.
I have to give it to you; you delivered a fantastic review of Sony’s A6600, & managed to capture some great footage & shots, given the circumstances. Wonderful video, very informative, & such a pleasant character.
@@TechGearTalk: That's fighter-pilot talk. Imagine a horizontal clock face around you. 12:00 is directly ahead, 6:00 is directly behind. "Watch your six" means keep an eye out behind you. I infer from the comment he's saying it's high crime in Cleveland, which was my impression last I was there. The weather made me happy to be here in the (now) cool SoCal desert. Low crime, too.
This type of video is really really cool brother! Watched it completely... I like the way you choose the music in each section. Mixing the parts where you speak about the camera and the b roll sequences with photos attached is en"JOY" to watch. I really like to see more videos of this kind. Once again that music selection is awesome, it just refreshed my mood. Great Work 👌 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
⭐️ Buy the Sony a6600: geni.us/ICseQ4 (affiliate) ⭐️ Lens used in this video: geni.us/mgk6x (affiliate) What's up everyone?! Don'r forget to #notificationsquad so I know! I hope you enjoyed coming out with me on a day of shooting with the Sony A6600. Let me know what you thought? This was a new type of video for me and so I’m super curious! Overall, this is a fantastic camera if you’re willing to spend the extra $500 over the a6400. Did you like the video and what would you like to see me include in this new format?
A6600 is the top range of Sony apsc. It’s not cheap, not light. The target market is for those who already have owned many apsc lenses to have longer life battery apsc camera. Otherwise, I would recommend a7iii or new a7c. The new a7c could have very close weight or size to a6600.
The lack of UHS-II really doesn't help with clearing the buffer as well. They should've added 4K UHD 60fps even if it came with a 1.2 or 1.3x crop and 20mins limit. Overall A6600 is great a solid APS-C camera
Yeah... no UHS-II is an interesting move. Heck, I would take 4k/60 with a 10 minute limit - just for broll. This is a solid camera for sure - is it $500 more solid than the a6400 🤔
Good stuff. Being a birder and landscape guy, I normally find street "uninteresting" at best, but review aside, I really liked your images. Who knew! Well done
Thanks so much, again, for this video (I rewatched it today). I have now had the Sony A6600 for almost one year. I love the image quality I get for still photography. The camera is small for what it does and perfect for us travelers. My two issues: menu system is obtuse and IBIS is among the worst for those cameras considered for videography. Still, IBIS is fine for me when shooting stills and I'll use the weebill s when I travel. Again, I love this camera and am committed to the Sony body style.
I love this!!! What I care about is the behind the scenes of HOW they got to that point. Teach me something, I want to learn. thank you for sharing this :D I can't wait for more (: this is one of the options I'm considering after leaving my SL2. the others are the m6 or the rp (: or Eos R or 90d, I love cameras! but this would be great for vlogs for me because of ibis and bigger battery thats what I really like in a vlog camera
@@TechGearTalk I did not use the mic I did not have a lot of time to video,I needed a long strap so the camera could hang instead of being around my neck I did get some and I need more practice. but I loved the 50mm
@@TechGearTalk no problem at all. I'm still gonna keep using the a5100 with the 18-105 f4.0 G for the overhead. It heats up and shuts down after about 15 mins... but I usually don't need more time than that anyway. It would be REALLY nice if Sony showed a little love to the a5000 series this year too.
@@TechGearTalk I just look at the price do between the two and the a5100 body is only $150 more than he a5100 w/kit lens. Ugh! Sony has truly mastered how to piss off the customers. Lol! There's definitely no need for that many cameras in their lineup. Especially with such incremental differences.
Great review, man. You make me like cameras I don’t normally like, lol... love your work (maybe I said it before, but I don’t care) Sagi, man, you’re an amazing photographer. Loved those shots you took! And love that background (what was that, a shopping mall?)
Thanks so much Ruben! Yes, that background (which you can see in some of the shots in more detail) is called The Arcade - it has stores, restaurants on the first two floors, then a hotel the top 4-5 floors. Thank you for the feedback 🙏
Hello! Was just curious on which lens you were using on the a6400? Been looking into it a lot recently so these videos have been really helpful! Thanks :)
I like Sony a6xxx body design most than what the camera can do. It’s sleek with a minimalist touch. No protruding viewfinder head on the top plate. The a6600 design plus factor is that it no longer has a built in flash and the more it is sturdier. It’s a design mark for pro cameras. Also, the larger battery it has now and it’s bigger grip effect distanced itself from the other a6xxx models. I use the a6600 as my get up and go camera along with my Nikon system.
Another great review. You know it's killing me about this? I like the look of the video with you just sitting indoors in that beautiful building speaking extemporaneously more than your studio setup. Not trying to be mean-spirited or anything...just looked so good. 👍 . Cool to see your personality freed up a bit. ..."freaking me oooouuuuttt." 😁
Thank you for the honest feedback. I really appreciate you taking the time, it's helpful to know what resonates. I definitely plan of doing more of these.
You said you wanted a button to track, I think you can choose Tracking in the Focus-Area settings (the lowest option I think). It then should track what is on your focusing point when halfpressing the shutter-button. Hope this helps and is true since I don't have my 6600 here to test it. Nice video keep it up!
Thanks for the info and the kind words Benjamin! I tested it. It works when you're shooting photos, but now what you're shooting video (the last option is grayed out and is "not available in manual mode"). Thank you again!
Wow! Those are amazing crisp photos! Love your channel! Wish the A6600 was a tad cheaper though. What features would you like to see in the next iteration?
Thank you so much for the kind words. In the next iteration, I would like to see a second dial. no blackout when using an external monitor and shooting 4k, and maybe the af tracking activation functionality I mentioned for video.
@@TechGearTalk I always recommend your channel for the reviews and comparations of cameras! I buy a sony a6400 like 2 weeks ago, for like 800 USD here in Argentina thanks to a discount, usually it's more expensive here, like 1200 usd, I was just really lucky!! Anyway, thanks for all your vids man, very informative and good paced stuff!!
@@TechGearTalk I think all of us over 40 make that reference at least once a year! Lol. Thank you for the great reviews! I just Subscribed and am waiting for a Sony A7S III review when it comes out!
@@TechGearTalk Nothing too recent. My last major camera purchase was about 12 years ago and back then I spent about $3k. I want to invest in something that will be future-proof for a good deal of time. I don’t mind investing the money (maybe $3500) if it’s going to be at the top of the charts for the next 5 years or so. But if it turns out to not be truly amazing then I might go with the Sony a6400. I just read this article today which has me a little concerned. It might just be speculation but you never know! petapixel.com/2020/02/19/sony-axes-mirrorless-camera-features-due-to-parts-shortage-report/
I love watching your reviews and tutorials but this is my favorite yet. Great scenery, lively footage and great photos. Thanks for taking the time to go out in the cold to catch some footage for us. On behalf of the subscribers and viewers association, we really appreciate your efforts..lol. keep up the good work
Pictures Look amazing. Obviously the auto focus is amazing. But with crappy stabilization. For video, Cant justify buying this camera. So many other options out there. Thanks, your reviews are always top notch
Thanks so much. Watch it again, the stabilization is actually quite good when I wasn't holding it like a turkey. Watch the clip immediately after then one of me walking with it, where I pan back and forth. That's all handheld. I'll do more vlogging shots to get a better sense.
Great review. I was actually looking for something exclusive for still photography using a6600, a6400 and a7iii. Glad to find this video which covered nice range of photographs using a6600. If I want to made a purchase among these three solely just for still photography(i never shoot videos), which one you would recommend and will the difference be huge assuming I will shoot with only sharp lens?
Thanks! If it were me, I would get the a6400 and invest in lenses. Although I got great pics with the a6600 ua-cam.com/video/_WKmCpUBnT4/v-deo.html (I wouldn't go FF unless I really needed it)
@@TechGearTalk Thanks.. that was really helpful. I was also little undecided if that much extra money is justified just for ibis. I do understand ff lens are extremely pricey and it takes a toll on your wallet. So I think I can rule out a7iii. But in current market a7ii costs almost as much(with offer) as a6400. Though it dont have great af system like new apsc line up, do you think latest apscs take better still images than this older ff. Just fyi, I am interested in outdoor potraits, landscape in both day and night light.
Both are really good options. Personally I love the a6400, it's the perfect combo of image quality, and affordability (from Sony).
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Low light and dynamic range comparison please a6400 vs a6600 vs a6500 and a6300 looks like older models low light performance is much better to me, am I right?
Nice overview & relaxing-ly done. I - er - still wonder if the LCD on this is better than the previous 6000-series cameras,which had a problem in sunlight. Hope your detailed review covers that. I agree, photo subjects in review vids aren't important, but it's nice to see some imaginative and creative ones sprinkled in there. It is important to see such things as image stab, color, resolution, and even a bit of the lens performance (bokeh, flare, distortion, DOF, etc), esp. if there's a kit lens. Thanks! PS What kind of car is that? Not much has a manual shift these days.
Thank you so much for the kind words (Daniel?) I have not found an LCD that works super well in the bright sunlight (except for aftermarket options like smallhd). The car is an Audi S4 👊 - love my manual shift
@@TechGearTalk: I get that, but there were "deal-killer" complaints about the a6xxx's LDC compared to others, such as Panasonic's. That's why I'm specifically interested to see if there's a difference between the earlier models and the a6600. In other words, whether Sony addressed the problem.
Ah - got it. I didn't have deal-killer complaints about any of the a6xxx that I've used - so it's probably best to ask someone who chose not to buy another a6xxx model because of the screen.
You have a good eye for composing shots. A little disappointed that the crux of the review is about the battery of the A6600. While that and IBIS are the advantages of the camera over others in its series I’d like to see more information about how you set it up, use it, features other than autofocus (a given advantage for Sony cameras) and output compared to other brands.
Appreciate the feedback and the kind words. I will publish an actual review soon (this was just a day out with the camera) and will cover more aspects. I will also need to do a dedicated setup video. Thank you for the suggestions and for joining the community 🙏
Great video for day one, looking forward to the incoming A6600 footage (and review). As I just pulled the trigger on an A6600, I am hunting for camera setting tips, especially for videos. I think I'll also need to pick up a couple of spare batteries (not the original ones since they are quite expensive), since I am shooting most of the day when out there, to catch any fish bite on camera. But this A6600 will also be used for some artistic sh*t line intros, promos and other videos. Thanks for today's video, it was awesome!
Thanks for watching, glad you liked it! You can get third-party batteries and you can also charge the camera with a power bank so you can use that all day.
First off, I absolutely love this video. But your description says you're shooting with the Sigma 35 but that's not what's on the body in the video. I LOVE the photos you shot in this video. So which lens were you using!?!?
I was using the Sigma 18-35mm f/1.8 with the MC-11 adapter. Unfortunately, I only have one of them, and I was also using it to shoot the video, so I had to keep switching it back and forth (super pain in the butt). Hope this helps.
@@TechGearTalk ah! The link takes you to a Sigma 35 and I was very confused on the lens on your body. Is the 18-35 what you shot that photography with? You take some amazing shots!
Oh wow!!! Thank you so much. Link updated!!! Yes, that is the lens I used the 18-35mm f/1.8 (for Canon) with the Sigma MC-11 Thank you for the kind words🙏 In the full review: ua-cam.com/video/_WKmCpUBnT4/v-deo.html I also used the Sigma 16mm f/1.4
Great video, subscribed.. no, wait, was already subscribed and now I know why. Totally agree with you on gnarbox and I learned that quarters are still a thing. Would love tips on the Sony 10-18 and 18-135 e mounts, apature tips at different focal lengths and anything unique, if any, about using these Sony lenses on the 6600 vs other Sony prime or non Sony. Keep up the great work!
Thank you. Wow, great question! Here are my thoughts about first lenses: ua-cam.com/video/z-x-d-K9Jfw/v-deo.html After watching that and taking those points into consideration, if you knew 16 and 30 do what you need, they are great lenses! Hope this was helpful.
Nice job, and great production as always. I’m wondering how you like the lens offerings for Sony’s mirrorless cropped sensor cameras, and how that influences your opinions of the bodies. I’ve also got the Sigma 18-35 (personal favorite lens) though native glass offering thoughts might help folks evaluate the gear a bit better. Thanks and keep up the informative work :)
Thanks Carl 🙏 I really like the Sony lens options (although they are expensive). I also like third party e-mount options. The challenge for me is that because I test so many cameras, I can't afford to buy lenses for each system - so I try to re-use my EF lenses when possible. What are you shooting with now?
Tech Gear Talk I’m using a 90D and looking forward to seeing whether the rumors are true about an EOS R II coming out this year. I’ve got a lot of EF glass as well. I hear you on lens throughput. Thanks for your reply-I’ve always really loved Sony’s industrial design but presently only own one PaS camera made by them. I hope to have the opportunity to try out more systems as you’ve been doing. It looks like a lot of fun!
It's always so exciting to see the "next" thing - in the meanwhile, I create with what's available. appreciate your contribution to the community. It is fun to try all the different gear, I agree (and it's a lot of work)
Good review. Did you have any battery saving mode turned on ? For 85%, was Camera on all the time or when needed ? how about reviews on low light still and video?
I did not have battery saving mode turned on. It was only one when I was shooting (although I'm not super careful about turning it off - so I'm sure it was on for longer than that). But it was definitely not one for 6-8 hours straight. I'll do some low-light tests.
Great video! Just purchased a used a6500 shortly after watching this. What PP are you using to get such great, neutral skin tones if you don’t mind my asking? Particularly indoors in the restaurant and on the stairs?
@@TechGearTalk okay! Thanks! I have a budget of $2,300. I vlog and do a lot of low light shooting. What camera and lens do you recommend for that situation?
Thank you! I was using the 18-35 f/1.8. But actual focal length depends on the shot because some are handheld and some are on a tripod. Hope that helps a little.
I really think you should go back to this camera as a tutorial for settings. For selfish reasons of course. I recently received this camera and i really trusted your Canon M50 markii settings and actually purchased it. But the learning curve with this one needs more than 9 minutes or so.
It would be better. Now, for what I used in this video when walking, I was holding the lens (which is terrible). You can see in the actual example that it's pretty good.
Iuse something like the Sigma 16mm f/1.4, and it looks great. What will you shoot? If you actually want smooth footage while shooting broll walking around - nothing beats a gimbal.
I’ve read a lot of good reports on the weebill s gimbal. Not sure exactly what I’ll shoot. I just need to start. Something creative for my own, but also something documentary-like.
Hi, thanks for the super clear video! I wonder if you could give me your honest opinion. I'm considering to buy my first camera (ever) aiming for wildlife photography. I don't have a preference for mirrorless or DSLR, but the price tag has to be below the 2k. Which camera(s) would you suggest? 🙏
You're welcome Beatriz - glad you liked it. Ok, 2K is plenty of money for what you need. Just to make sure, is 2k for just the body? or body + lenses + accessories (tripod/monopod, SD cards, etc.).
@@TechGearTalk Thanks for the reply! At least camera and lenses, as the rest can be added in time. To sum up, a good compromise between price and quality, without bursting my pocket 👌
Ok, so a few options. When you say wildlife, I'm assuming you mean you're going to zoom in on animals from far away, that requires a telephoto lens (that is not normally the first lens I recommend ua-cam.com/video/z-x-d-K9Jfw/v-deo.html , but you are mentioning a very specific use). There are a few options I can think of. First, I would go with mirrorless - it's smaller, lighter, and you can see your exposure in the actual electronic viewfinder. Next, here are a few combinations: Fuji X-T30 + XF 55-200mm lens Sony a6400 + 70-350mm (a little lower cost) or 70-300mm (top of your budget) Nikon Z50 + 50-250mm Canon M6MKII + 55-200mm All can general great images.
hey man great video, so just a question that mostly interest me, im shooting with a7iii and shooting wildlife and cropping is huge factor for me so on apsc i get more reach so not as much cropping i need to do, question is will it gives me the same quailty pictures just as the a7iii or worst? quality is factor for me too crisp sharp images :) thnx in advance
Hey! Really need your advice . Just recently bought an a6600 with 18-135 lens for 1200 (student discount). However for that price , I’m starting to wonder if I should go with the xt3, or save up and move to full frame. What are your opinions . How big of a deal is not having ibis on the xt3? Also I’m betting that the Xt3 will get a big price drop with the xt4 announcement in the next few days
Ok, so first thing first. Both cameras are amazing. What will you be using it for? (I've never felt that IBIS is that important to me). Not sure if the XT3 will get a big drop because it can't be put too close to the X-T30. I just think the X-T4 will be closer to 2k.
Tech Gear Talk so I will he a hybrid user I’d say almost 50:50 for video and stills. Video for me would be vlogs, siting in front of the camera UA-cam style videos , but I also do want to do some short films. I do worry about the Sony Lens selection (for APS-C). The xt3 with the 18-55 Lens is around 1600 new... you don’t think it will drop a bit?
Tech Gear Talk okay got ya. But do you think the xt3 is worth the extra money ? Or should I stick with the Sony. I just want to make the best decision, as it is a lot of money regardless of which one I stick with
Iv just picked up a a6000 body only second hand, its my first camera, Now im racking my brains on lenses, what would you recommend for outdoor dog portraits, maybe some birds and other wildlife?
Tech Gear Talk i just watched the vid. Thank you. i purposely bought the body only due to advice from others on UA-cam and other places stating that the sony a kit lenses are really poor 🤦🏻♂️, i could have picked one up today with the 16-55mm and the 55-210 for £480. Instead i bought the body only for £250.
As I mentioned in the video - I understand people's advice about the kit lenses not being the best, but unless you know what focal length/s you want, I think it's the best choice to start with. All that aside - for portraits I tend to use something between 35-85mm on an APS-C sensor. For birds and wildlife, you'll want a much longer zoom. Sky is the limit here (or rather, your budget).
Tech Gear Talk ok thank you very much for the reply, my budget is around £1000 so i think i will pick up 2-3 lenses based around the portrait/dogs side of things, in the future i will look at getting into the more expensive zoom lenses, i just want to get to know my camera and learn the basics. Thanks again for the reply and great channel + community.
I just ordered 6600 with kit 18-135 ( I believe that it is a little bit better than the Cannon 18-135 Nano.) and additional Sony E 50mm f1.8 OOS with my budget. I like night city photography, but I am not PRO so I hope this camera will give me what I am expecting from the autofocus. Probably I will buy some better lens for wide angle nature photos.
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This vlog-torial/vlog-review really is how you can take this channel to the next level. Such a good video, and this off the cuff style video is how the big guys have connected with, and grown, huge subscriber bases.
Appreciate the feedback my friend! I will do more for sure!
Man A6600 and A7iii are my dream cameras one day I’ll have one of them. Great video and the way you geared up yourself with camera bag looked like you getting ready for war and putting your gun suit on.
Thanks Ali! I was ready for war on the weather!
Felt more like a jet pack. Lol
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Getting footage while driving a stick shift: thats next level lol
😂🤣 That's why 90% of it was of the dashboard, lol. But I got enough.
Manual Gear Shift or nothing
How about Manual Gear Shift or Tesla 😂🤣
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Stick shift lol, as if thats something special. Here in europe we are special if we drive automatic lol
well, you convinced me. i was going to get the a6400 but i just placed an order for the a6600. a great, down-to-earth review that explaied features in a common sense/how you'd use it way. oh. very nice to see my home town in the video.
I have to give it to you; you delivered a fantastic review of Sony’s A6600, & managed to capture some great footage & shots, given the circumstances. Wonderful video, very informative, & such a pleasant character.
I really appreciate the kind words Mike 🙏
This episode was different and cool...continue plz
Thank you - appreciate the feedback!
Loved the addition of the tip(s) in this one. Keep up the great work!
Loved the tip about changing positions. It makes things really different and interesting
It’s crazy to see that you’re also from cleveland! I recognize so many spots from your videos it makes me so happy!
Thanks for watching Willie - always glad to see other creators from Cleveland. Keep up the good work!
How do you mean watch your 12 and 6?
@@TechGearTalk: That's fighter-pilot talk. Imagine a horizontal clock face around you. 12:00 is directly ahead, 6:00 is directly behind. "Watch your six" means keep an eye out behind you.
I infer from the comment he's saying it's high crime in Cleveland, which was my impression last I was there.
The weather made me happy to be here in the (now) cool SoCal desert. Low crime, too.
Liking the video first
Then watching it....
That's the quality of TECH GEAR TALK....
Thanking you in a reply first, then liking this comment. That's the quality of @Hari Kuttan
@@TechGearTalk I'm pretty interested in videography. I'm low on budget. Is 200d suitable for me
Thanks.....
absolutely! ua-cam.com/video/RDs-Zzb0pmE/v-deo.html
I do the same thing all the time. At best I like once I hear *Sagi here and today......*
You guys 💪
This type of video is really really cool brother! Watched it completely...
I like the way you choose the music in each section. Mixing the parts where you speak about the camera and the b roll sequences with photos attached is en"JOY" to watch. I really like to see more videos of this kind. Once again that music selection is awesome, it just refreshed my mood.
Great Work 👌
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Brother, I'm super grateful for you taking the time to share this with me 🙏
@@TechGearTalk No problem brother 👍
Good Quality Contents must be appreciated 😊
Appreciate you
Great video. I really loved how you slipped in some knowledge on different perspectives. Looking forward to more!
Thank you so much for watching and sharing your feedback! Glad you liked it!
How many fps did you export this timeline in ?Footage looks smooth🔥
This video was edited at 30fps. Glad you liked it!
⭐️ Buy the Sony a6600: geni.us/ICseQ4 (affiliate)
⭐️ Lens used in this video: geni.us/mgk6x (affiliate)
What's up everyone?! Don'r forget to #notificationsquad so I know! I hope you enjoyed coming out with me on a day of shooting with the Sony A6600. Let me know what you thought? This was a new type of video for me and so I’m super curious! Overall, this is a fantastic camera if you’re willing to spend the extra $500 over the a6400. Did you like the video and what would you like to see me include in this new format?
Thank you, man, for the low shooting tip. I will definitely use it.
I am not a professional but do like to believe in creativity of mine.
Cheers.
Glad it was helpful Andrey - just keep shooting!
A6600 is the top range of Sony apsc. It’s not cheap, not light. The target market is for those who already have owned many apsc lenses to have longer life battery apsc camera. Otherwise, I would recommend a7iii or new a7c. The new a7c could have very close weight or size to a6600.
Thanks for the input.
Always love your insight brother. Just ordered an A6600 to compliment my A7III. Now searching your channel for videos on how to live stream with it 😁
Love the A6600. Just got this last week and love the quality it produces.
CONGRATS!!! Thanks for sharing.
You are the best tech reviewer on YT
Oh wow, thank you so much 🙏 Glad the videos are helpful.
I got one for Christmas and its so wonderful.
Nailed it! your editting also spot on! Thnx Sagi
Thanks so much Michel! This was a first try, glad you liked it!
Great as always...fun seeing the city too, nice review/vlog combo. Cool city
I super appreciate all the help you offered 🙏
@@TechGearTalk no worries 👍👍
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What a photography . I can't believe that . What a video . Totally uncommon.
Thank you for the kind words 🙏🏻
Very nice background 👍. If possible pls make a video about using the sigma 18-35 f1.8 inside studio environment
Thanks so much. I can do that. By the way, every single video I've made on this channel is shot on that lens.
@@TechGearTalk wow, I didn't know that 😳
Elegant review, solid camera.
Appreciate you watching and the feedback!
The lack of UHS-II really doesn't help with clearing the buffer as well. They should've added 4K UHD 60fps even if it came with a 1.2 or 1.3x crop and 20mins limit. Overall A6600 is great a solid APS-C camera
Yeah... no UHS-II is an interesting move. Heck, I would take 4k/60 with a 10 minute limit - just for broll. This is a solid camera for sure - is it $500 more solid than the a6400 🤔
Overall great video! Very informative w/great photography/videography samples! Which lens were you using on the 6600?
Good stuff. Being a birder and landscape guy, I normally find street "uninteresting" at best, but review aside, I really liked your images. Who knew! Well done
Thanks so much James - I appreciate you taking a look and then sharing the feedback 🙏
Thanks so much, again, for this video (I rewatched it today). I have now had the Sony A6600 for almost one year. I love the image quality I get for still photography. The camera is small for what it does and perfect for us travelers. My two issues: menu system is obtuse and IBIS is among the worst for those cameras considered for videography. Still, IBIS is fine for me when shooting stills and I'll use the weebill s when I travel. Again, I love this camera and am committed to the Sony body style.
Loved the video, I like it when you go out for real world test
Appreciate the feedback - will do more!
@My Nontraditional Life - lenses make a huge difference. I'm using the Sigma 18-35 f/1.8
I love this!!! What I care about is the behind the scenes of HOW they got to that point. Teach me something, I want to learn. thank you for sharing this :D I can't wait for more (: this is one of the options I'm considering after leaving my SL2. the others are the m6 or the rp (: or Eos R or 90d, I love cameras! but this would be great for vlogs for me because of ibis and bigger battery thats what I really like in a vlog camera
Glad you love it! Thanks so much for the feedback. I'll keep creating it!
Awesome review as usual, and great to see some photography and video making tips here and there....
Thanks so much Emiliano! Glad you liked it! 👊
Nice video and review . and very happy to see your outdoor(vlog) video .😘😍
Thank you for taking the time to watch and for leaving me feedback about the new format!
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Nice shoes
Also, I feel like a detailed video about your data solution (including your NAS setup) would be very helpful and informative.
Thanks Zac - a few people have mentioned it so I had to go back and see where people saw my shoes - good eye!
I will definitely work in a NAS video.
Great job, our disney trip went well and looking forward to see more videos on this camera. I love this format of your video.
So glad to hear you enjoyed the trip! How did the sennheiser 400 and the new 50mm do?
Super appreciate the feedback about the format!
@@TechGearTalk I did not use the mic I did not have a lot of time to video,I needed a long strap so the camera could hang instead of being around my neck I did get some and I need more practice. but I loved the 50mm
makes sense. I use the blackrapid curve (I have an old video about it). Glad to hear it was a good experience.
Great video man... just upgraded from the a6400 mostly for the headphone Jack and IBS.
CONGRATS on the upgrade! You got an absolute beast! Appreciate the kind words!
Are you using the same camera for your A cam and overhead cams?
@@TechGearTalk no problem at all. I'm still gonna keep using the a5100 with the 18-105 f4.0 G for the overhead. It heats up and shuts down after about 15 mins... but I usually don't need more time than that anyway. It would be REALLY nice if Sony showed a little love to the a5000 series this year too.
Got it! You could always upgrade to the a6100 for that at some point too (although like you mentioned, it's not being an issue).
@@TechGearTalk I just look at the price do between the two and the a5100 body is only $150 more than he a5100 w/kit lens. Ugh! Sony has truly mastered how to piss off the customers. Lol! There's definitely no need for that many cameras in their lineup. Especially with such incremental differences.
There certainly are a lot of them!
Great review, man. You make me like cameras I don’t normally like, lol... love your work (maybe I said it before, but I don’t care) Sagi, man, you’re an amazing photographer. Loved those shots you took! And love that background (what was that, a shopping mall?)
Thanks so much Ruben! Yes, that background (which you can see in some of the shots in more detail) is called The Arcade - it has stores, restaurants on the first two floors, then a hotel the top 4-5 floors. Thank you for the feedback 🙏
Tech Gear Talk always looking forward seeing your videos, man 👊
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Thanks for the review and Shoe Game is on Fire!
You're very welcome. Had to go back and look (I was thinking, where did he see my shoe?).
I like your own footage and pictures, looks way more fun :D
Thank you so much for the feedback 🙏
Love this style of video! Looking forward to more!
Thanks Stephen - I SUPER appreciate the feedback. I'll do more of them.
Another Good Video Broh💥
Thanks brother! I know you're part of the notification squad!
LOVE THIS FORMAT !!!
Thank you for the feedback Doug!
Great video, and nice to see a new or a couple of new environments.
Appreciate the feedback Thomas!
Humbliest reviewer so far! Subbed! 😁
Super grateful 🙏
Tech Gear Talk keep it up bro been watchinng all your videos...godbless
Thank you so much. Trying my best to make videos that would help people learn and make buying decisions.
Tech Gear Talk thank you for that brother!
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Hello! Was just curious on which lens you were using on the a6400? Been looking into it a lot recently so these videos have been really helpful! Thanks :)
Hi. I was using the Sigma 18-35 with the Sigma MC-11 adapter. Hope this was helpful.
@@TechGearTalk Thank you very much!!! :)
You're very welcome
Glad to see you did a review. I'm new to your channel and its great.
thanks Erik. This was more of a first impression. I'll do a detailed review soon.
I like Sony a6xxx body design most than what the camera can do. It’s sleek with a minimalist touch. No protruding viewfinder head on the top plate. The a6600 design plus factor is that it no longer has a built in flash and the more it is sturdier. It’s a design mark for pro cameras. Also, the larger battery it has now and it’s bigger grip effect distanced itself from the other a6xxx models. I use the a6600 as my get up and go camera along with my Nikon system.
I super appreciate you taking the time to watch and to share your insights 👊
Another great review. You know it's killing me about this? I like the look of the video with you just sitting indoors in that beautiful building speaking extemporaneously more than your studio setup. Not trying to be mean-spirited or anything...just looked so good. 👍 . Cool to see your personality freed up a bit. ..."freaking me oooouuuuttt." 😁
Thank you for the honest feedback. I really appreciate you taking the time, it's helpful to know what resonates. I definitely plan of doing more of these.
I like your style of video - informative and personal.
I'm super glad it was helpful! Thank you for the kind words and for joining the community 🙏
Next level video bro
I'm glad you liked it!
WoW!! BEST! BEST! VLOG AND TECH INFO. LOVE TO WATCH MORE👍👍👍👍👍
I really appreciate you taking the time to watch and for the kind words. Thank you for joining the community 🙏
You said you wanted a button to track, I think you can choose Tracking in the Focus-Area settings (the lowest option I think). It then should track what is on your focusing point when halfpressing the shutter-button. Hope this helps and is true since I don't have my 6600 here to test it. Nice video keep it up!
Thanks for the info and the kind words Benjamin! I tested it. It works when you're shooting photos, but now what you're shooting video (the last option is grayed out and is "not available in manual mode").
Thank you again!
Wow! Those are amazing crisp photos! Love your channel! Wish the A6600 was a tad cheaper though. What features would you like to see in the next iteration?
Thank you so much for the kind words.
In the next iteration, I would like to see a second dial. no blackout when using an external monitor and shooting 4k, and maybe the af tracking activation functionality I mentioned for video.
Hi, thanks for the fun video. Would you mind sharing how you treating the photos and videos post production? Thanks!
You're very welcome Paul. Ok, that's a good idea - I'll add that to my video making list.
Dude wtf??? You should have waaaaaaay moooooore subs!! Love your vids!!
Thanks so much for the kind words and support 🙏j
Appreciate you spreading the word!
@@TechGearTalk I always recommend your channel for the reviews and comparations of cameras! I buy a sony a6400 like 2 weeks ago, for like 800 USD here in Argentina thanks to a discount, usually it's more expensive here, like 1200 usd, I was just really lucky!! Anyway, thanks for all your vids man, very informative and good paced stuff!!
I’m really grateful for you taking the time to leave feedback. CONGRATS on the fantastic deal 😱🔥!!!
I hope you do a video on your settings for the A6600 (or A6400, they probably are interchangeable)!
Hi Chat - very similar to my a73 because of the 4 custom buttons: ua-cam.com/video/K_iz3d9Qth8/v-deo.html
Love the "Planes, Trains, and Automobiles" reference! Lol
YES!!!! Finally someone got it! Thanks for being part of the community!
@@TechGearTalk I think all of us over 40 make that reference at least once a year! Lol. Thank you for the great reviews! I just Subscribed and am waiting for a Sony A7S III review when it comes out!
Appreciate the support Yvette 🙏
I'll definitely put one out for A7S III when it's out! What are you shooting with now?
@@TechGearTalk Nothing too recent. My last major camera purchase was about 12 years ago and back then I spent about $3k. I want to invest in something that will be future-proof for a good deal of time. I don’t mind investing the money (maybe $3500) if it’s going to be at the top of the charts for the next 5 years or so. But if it turns out to not be truly amazing then I might go with the Sony a6400. I just read this article today which has me a little concerned. It might just be speculation but you never know! petapixel.com/2020/02/19/sony-axes-mirrorless-camera-features-due-to-parts-shortage-report/
Yeah, who knows. Better just wait and see. If you buy any new camera today for about 2k, you shouldn't need to replace it for years.
I hope Sony gives you a cut from my a6600 purchase. Those photos & Videos are just incredible!
That would be nice 😂🤣 Thanks so much for the kind words and for being part of the community!
Please do a comparison a6600 vs 90 D
Will do!
I love watching your reviews and tutorials but this is my favorite yet. Great scenery, lively footage and great photos. Thanks for taking the time to go out in the cold to catch some footage for us. On behalf of the subscribers and viewers association, we really appreciate your efforts..lol. keep up the good work
Thank you so much brother! I super appreciate and value your input 🙏
Pictures Look amazing. Obviously the auto focus is amazing. But with crappy stabilization. For video, Cant justify buying this camera. So many other options out there. Thanks, your reviews are always top notch
Thanks so much. Watch it again, the stabilization is actually quite good when I wasn't holding it like a turkey. Watch the clip immediately after then one of me walking with it, where I pan back and forth. That's all handheld.
I'll do more vlogging shots to get a better sense.
Great review. I was actually looking for something exclusive for still photography using a6600, a6400 and a7iii. Glad to find this video which covered nice range of photographs using a6600. If I want to made a purchase among these three solely just for still photography(i never shoot videos), which one you would recommend and will the difference be huge assuming I will shoot with only sharp lens?
Thanks! If it were me, I would get the a6400 and invest in lenses. Although I got great pics with the a6600 ua-cam.com/video/_WKmCpUBnT4/v-deo.html (I wouldn't go FF unless I really needed it)
@@TechGearTalk Thanks.. that was really helpful. I was also little undecided if that much extra money is justified just for ibis. I do understand ff lens are extremely pricey and it takes a toll on your wallet. So I think I can rule out a7iii. But in current market a7ii costs almost as much(with offer) as a6400. Though it dont have great af system like new apsc line up, do you think latest apscs take better still images than this older ff. Just fyi, I am interested in outdoor potraits, landscape in both day and night light.
Both are really good options. Personally I love the a6400, it's the perfect combo of image quality, and affordability (from Sony).
Low light and dynamic range comparison please a6400 vs a6600 vs a6500 and a6300 looks like older models low light performance is much better to me, am I right?
That is not my experience. I'll do some tests.
Thank you! I will be looking forward 😊🙏🏻
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What camera is recording when you start talking at the 2:02 mark? That is sharp footage!
That is the a6400. You like the look?
Nice overview & relaxing-ly done.
I - er - still wonder if the LCD on this is better than the previous 6000-series cameras,which had a problem in sunlight. Hope your detailed review covers that.
I agree, photo subjects in review vids aren't important, but it's nice to see some imaginative and creative ones sprinkled in there. It is important to see such things as image stab, color, resolution, and even a bit of the lens performance (bokeh, flare, distortion, DOF, etc), esp. if there's a kit lens.
Thanks!
PS What kind of car is that? Not much has a manual shift these days.
Thank you so much for the kind words (Daniel?) I have not found an LCD that works super well in the bright sunlight (except for aftermarket options like smallhd).
The car is an Audi S4 👊 - love my manual shift
@@TechGearTalk: I get that, but there were "deal-killer" complaints about the a6xxx's LDC compared to others, such as Panasonic's. That's why I'm specifically interested to see if there's a difference between the earlier models and the a6600. In other words, whether Sony addressed the problem.
Ah - got it. I didn't have deal-killer complaints about any of the a6xxx that I've used - so it's probably best to ask someone who chose not to buy another a6xxx model because of the screen.
You have a good eye for composing shots. A little disappointed that the crux of the review is about the battery of the A6600. While that and IBIS are the advantages of the camera over others in its series I’d like to see more information about how you set it up, use it, features other than autofocus (a given advantage for Sony cameras) and output compared to other brands.
Appreciate the feedback and the kind words. I will publish an actual review soon (this was just a day out with the camera) and will cover more aspects. I will also need to do a dedicated setup video. Thank you for the suggestions and for joining the community 🙏
Great video for day one, looking forward to the incoming A6600 footage (and review). As I just pulled the trigger on an A6600, I am hunting for camera setting tips, especially for videos. I think I'll also need to pick up a couple of spare batteries (not the original ones since they are quite expensive), since I am shooting most of the day when out there, to catch any fish bite on camera. But this A6600 will also be used for some artistic sh*t line intros, promos and other videos. Thanks for today's video, it was awesome!
Thanks for watching, glad you liked it! You can get third-party batteries and you can also charge the camera with a power bank so you can use that all day.
I love the corner flip effect. 👌🏾
Oh, cool. Thanks!
I wonder how would be an UNREAL day with Sony A6600..
Same here. I'll let you know if I ever ave one 👍
Thank you a lot man..my next camera..for sure...🤙🚶♂️🎶
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for joining the community!
Im dreaming of this even this i dont have the budget
Very nice, liked the Ht tip!
Thanks James - glad it was helpful!
First off, I absolutely love this video. But your description says you're shooting with the Sigma 35 but that's not what's on the body in the video. I LOVE the photos you shot in this video. So which lens were you using!?!?
I was using the Sigma 18-35mm f/1.8 with the MC-11 adapter. Unfortunately, I only have one of them, and I was also using it to shoot the video, so I had to keep switching it back and forth (super pain in the butt). Hope this helps.
@@TechGearTalk ah! The link takes you to a Sigma 35 and I was very confused on the lens on your body. Is the 18-35 what you shot that photography with? You take some amazing shots!
Oh wow!!! Thank you so much. Link updated!!! Yes, that is the lens I used the 18-35mm f/1.8 (for Canon) with the Sigma MC-11 Thank you for the kind words🙏 In the full review: ua-cam.com/video/_WKmCpUBnT4/v-deo.html I also used the Sigma 16mm f/1.4
Would you recommend OVERALL the Sigma 56mm 1.4 or the Sony 35mm f1.8 for the Sony A6500 ? Thank you.
Great video, subscribed.. no, wait, was already subscribed and now I know why. Totally agree with you on gnarbox and I learned that quarters are still a thing. Would love tips on the Sony 10-18 and 18-135 e mounts, apature tips at different focal lengths and anything unique, if any, about using these Sony lenses on the 6600 vs other Sony prime or non Sony. Keep up the great work!
Appreciate you being part of this community already 🙏 Yup, maybe in 2030, Cleveland will go to an App for parking. Let me see what I can do about it.
Great review. if you were new to the system, would you suggest the cheaper kit lens, more expensive g kit lens, or just start with a sigma 16 / 30?
Thank you. Wow, great question! Here are my thoughts about first lenses: ua-cam.com/video/z-x-d-K9Jfw/v-deo.html
After watching that and taking those points into consideration, if you knew 16 and 30 do what you need, they are great lenses!
Hope this was helpful.
Nice job, and great production as always. I’m wondering how you like the lens offerings for Sony’s mirrorless cropped sensor cameras, and how that influences your opinions of the bodies. I’ve also got the Sigma 18-35 (personal favorite lens) though native glass offering thoughts might help folks evaluate the gear a bit better. Thanks and keep up the informative work :)
Thanks Carl 🙏 I really like the Sony lens options (although they are expensive). I also like third party e-mount options. The challenge for me is that because I test so many cameras, I can't afford to buy lenses for each system - so I try to re-use my EF lenses when possible. What are you shooting with now?
Tech Gear Talk I’m using a 90D and looking forward to seeing whether the rumors are true about an EOS R II coming out this year. I’ve got a lot of EF glass as well. I hear you on lens throughput. Thanks for your reply-I’ve always really loved Sony’s industrial design but presently only own one PaS camera made by them. I hope to have the opportunity to try out more systems as you’ve been doing. It looks like a lot of fun!
It's always so exciting to see the "next" thing - in the meanwhile, I create with what's available. appreciate your contribution to the community. It is fun to try all the different gear, I agree (and it's a lot of work)
Good review. Did you have any battery saving mode turned on ? For 85%, was Camera on all the time or when needed ? how about reviews on low light still and video?
I did not have battery saving mode turned on. It was only one when I was shooting (although I'm not super careful about turning it off - so I'm sure it was on for longer than that). But it was definitely not one for 6-8 hours straight. I'll do some low-light tests.
Wow. Finally Got it..... Thank you sir
You're very welcome. I will still publish a detailed review!
Okay. I am waiting for your alpah 6600 Details review vedio?
And waiting for Alpah 6400 vs 6600 Compare Vedio.
Both are coming!
Great.
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As expected, reliable auto focus!
Definitely!
which lens have u used for this amazing shots man?
Amazing camera a6600!! Thanks for the couple pro Photography tips!
It's very impressive. Glad the tips were helpful!
How do you feel about the difference between the grips of a6600 and a6400? Much more comfortable with the a6600?
Great video! Just purchased a used a6500 shortly after watching this. What PP are you using to get such great, neutral skin tones if you don’t mind my asking? Particularly indoors in the restaurant and on the stairs?
Thank you so much for the kind words. I was shooting in SLog 2 - I hope this helps.
thank you for the phenomenal quality of all your content! 🙌🏼🙌🏼
You are very welcome. Thanks you for joining and supporting the channel 🙏
Hey man. What camera and lens did you use to film this video other than the a6600?
Hi. I was using the a6400 with the sigma 18-35 (and sigma mc-11 adapter)
@@TechGearTalk okay! Thanks! I have a budget of $2,300. I vlog and do a lot of low light shooting. What camera and lens do you recommend for that situation?
great video lighting bro
Thanks so much!
so starting about 7:14, what camera and lens were you filming with?
Everything that is not a6600 is shot on an a6400 (studio and other talking head). Hope that helps.
Grate video man ✌🏾
Thank you so much for the kind words and support 🙏
Good field test report. 😊 Just wondering what focal length did you use for your talking head shot @ 4:36 onwards? Like the angle of view.
Thank you! I was using the 18-35 f/1.8. But actual focal length depends on the shot because some are handheld and some are on a tripod. Hope that helps a little.
@@TechGearTalk ok thanks.
I really think you should go back to this camera as a tutorial for settings. For selfish reasons of course. I recently received this camera and i really trusted your Canon M50 markii settings and actually purchased it. But the learning curve with this one needs more than 9 minutes or so.
Thanks for the advice. Would stabilization be that much better if there was also a Sony OSS lens along with the a6600 IBIS?
It would be better. Now, for what I used in this video when walking, I was holding the lens (which is terrible). You can see in the actual example that it's pretty good.
Thanks. I was thinking whether I should save money and get a non stabalized lens to use with an IBIS body.
Iuse something like the Sigma 16mm f/1.4, and it looks great. What will you shoot? If you actually want smooth footage while shooting broll walking around - nothing beats a gimbal.
I’ve read a lot of good reports on the weebill s gimbal. Not sure exactly what I’ll shoot. I just need to start. Something creative for my own, but also something documentary-like.
My experience with the Weebill S ua-cam.com/video/urugXDg3hnM/v-deo.html
Nice video love the photos:)
are you shooting/editing in srgb or adobe rgb?:) thanks
Thank you so much for the kind words John 🙏 I do both in sRGB - hope this helps.
Hi, thanks for the super clear video! I wonder if you could give me your honest opinion. I'm considering to buy my first camera (ever) aiming for wildlife photography. I don't have a preference for mirrorless or DSLR, but the price tag has to be below the 2k. Which camera(s) would you suggest? 🙏
You're welcome Beatriz - glad you liked it. Ok, 2K is plenty of money for what you need. Just to make sure, is 2k for just the body? or body + lenses + accessories (tripod/monopod, SD cards, etc.).
@@TechGearTalk Thanks for the reply! At least camera and lenses, as the rest can be added in time. To sum up, a good compromise between price and quality, without bursting my pocket 👌
Ok, so a few options. When you say wildlife, I'm assuming you mean you're going to zoom in on animals from far away, that requires a telephoto lens (that is not normally the first lens I recommend ua-cam.com/video/z-x-d-K9Jfw/v-deo.html , but you are mentioning a very specific use).
There are a few options I can think of. First, I would go with mirrorless - it's smaller, lighter, and you can see your exposure in the actual electronic viewfinder.
Next, here are a few combinations:
Fuji X-T30 + XF 55-200mm lens
Sony a6400 + 70-350mm (a little lower cost) or 70-300mm (top of your budget)
Nikon Z50 + 50-250mm
Canon M6MKII + 55-200mm
All can general great images.
Thank you so much! I will have a look on them and watch more of your videos 🙏
Glad I could help! 👍
Were all the photos you took in this video edited or raw?
Please review the A7iV you talk about in the start of the video
I'll see if I can get one Jake - thanks for joining the channel!
Thanks bro ill bee watching !
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What is your opinion on the rolling shutter?
hey man great video, so just a question that mostly interest me, im shooting with a7iii and shooting wildlife and cropping is huge factor for me so on apsc i get more reach so not as much cropping i need to do, question is will it gives me the same quailty pictures just as the a7iii or worst? quality is factor for me too crisp sharp images :) thnx in advance
Hey! Really need your advice . Just recently bought an a6600 with 18-135 lens for 1200 (student discount). However for that price , I’m starting to wonder if I should go with the xt3, or save up and move to full frame. What are your opinions . How big of a deal is not having ibis on the xt3? Also I’m betting that the Xt3 will get a big price drop with the xt4 announcement in the next few days
Ok, so first thing first. Both cameras are amazing. What will you be using it for? (I've never felt that IBIS is that important to me). Not sure if the XT3 will get a big drop because it can't be put too close to the X-T30. I just think the X-T4 will be closer to 2k.
Tech Gear Talk so I will he a hybrid user I’d say almost 50:50 for video and stills. Video for me would be vlogs, siting in front of the camera UA-cam style videos , but I also do want to do some short films. I do worry about the Sony Lens selection (for APS-C). The xt3 with the 18-55 Lens is around 1600 new... you don’t think it will drop a bit?
For sony, look at the sigma 16,30,56 f/1.4
I don't think the XT3 is drop very much, it's already prices so low (for the performance).
Tech Gear Talk okay got ya. But do you think the xt3 is worth the extra money ? Or should I stick with the Sony. I just want to make the best decision, as it is a lot of money regardless of which one I stick with
The XT3 is probably my favorite APS-C camera. I would actually consider getting the a6400, saving the money and using it on lenses
Iv just picked up a a6000 body only second hand, its my first camera,
Now im racking my brains on lenses, what would you recommend for outdoor dog portraits, maybe some birds and other wildlife?
CONGRATS! Here are my thoughts on first lenses: ua-cam.com/video/z-x-d-K9Jfw/v-deo.html let's talk after you watch that!
Tech Gear Talk ok thank you, i will watch now
Tech Gear Talk i just watched the vid. Thank you.
i purposely bought the body only due to advice from others on UA-cam and other places stating that the sony a kit lenses are really poor 🤦🏻♂️, i could have picked one up today with the 16-55mm and the 55-210 for £480. Instead i bought the body only for £250.
As I mentioned in the video - I understand people's advice about the kit lenses not being the best, but unless you know what focal length/s you want, I think it's the best choice to start with.
All that aside - for portraits I tend to use something between 35-85mm on an APS-C sensor. For birds and wildlife, you'll want a much longer zoom. Sky is the limit here (or rather, your budget).
Tech Gear Talk ok thank you very much for the reply, my budget is around £1000 so i think i will pick up 2-3 lenses based around the portrait/dogs side of things, in the future i will look at getting into the more expensive zoom lenses, i just want to get to know my camera and learn the basics.
Thanks again for the reply and great channel + community.
I just ordered 6600 with kit 18-135 ( I believe that it is a little bit better than the Cannon 18-135 Nano.) and additional Sony E 50mm f1.8 OOS with my budget. I like night city photography, but I am not PRO so I hope this camera will give me what I am expecting from the autofocus. Probably I will buy some better lens for wide angle nature photos.
CONGRATS!!!! It's a wonderful camera - enjoy it.
Hello. I really love your videos!
How do you make color grading your videos?
Thank you for the kind words 🙏. Here, take a look: ua-cam.com/video/tTJWelIZlkI/v-deo.html