I just liked this picture i took. I really should be less lazy and learn how to do post processing. Im just watching yt videos and trying stuff out. Would like to know what i could do better next time. 1/125, f/9,0, iso 100. A6000 + 55-210. I opened it in Lightroom but i dont remember if i pressed anything because i had some wine. Look at this silly duck just quacking around as if he owns the road.

I've been dabbling a bit with light room but tbh I still have no idea what I'm doing, just tweaking what I feel like its right, any advice would be much appreciated

So after seeing the silver top mods on the a6000 I finally decided to cave in and do it myself. It was fairly easy to do, but after doing it, i literally had some visions of making it look like a full-fledged retro rangefinder. So I bought a leather skin wrap and just carefully lined it so that the bottom part looks the part. Unfortunately, the silver top didn't come with a flash so I just rocked with a black flash top... in a while. I got so frustrated seeing it not looking flush with the whole top, and it's so hard to find that one particular flash with the silver top. I just spray painted it with silver yet ended up looking worse 😅 oh well, that's on me being OCD!

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2020 shot using Sony a6000

Hadn’t picked up the mighty sony aps-c body in years, since switching for a reflex full frame body.
It was a pleasant « surprise », I had forgotten how much of a difference a smaller hybrid body can make.
It was all in one small week in Paris, but it will definitely fuel my desire to pick it up more often now that I was reminded of how powerfull and versatile it can be.

Pros :

Lightweight, easy to carry ;

Small files, compared to a big dslr raw files ;

Shooting experience , evf is a delight and the seamless evf to back screen transition is so refreshing when coming from a body where shooting with the screen is slow and clearly an after thought ;

Discrete, you don’t run around a city like Paris with a huge dslr in your hands that brings unwanted attention… like a sign that would says “i’m a tourist, please try to scam me / rob me” ;

Quality lenses, I have an extremly sharp and inexprnsive sigma lens attached to my body. My dslr sigma made counterpart cost me twice as much as the e mount one.

Cons :

Terrible battery life, coming back from a dslr which could go on for weeks before needing a charge, shooting with this small body was definitely a challenge. It is not a little con, you need to constantly switch your body off or you might run out of power mid day and regret the heavy counterpart the rest of the day.

File Transfer, Sony imaging Edge app is terrible and doesnt allow to transfer RAW pictures to your phone to edit them on the go. Made me wanna scream while wanting to quick edit some pocs during comute. This not acceptable, Sony needs to do better.

All pictures are mine and shot on my sony a6000 with the 30mm f/1.4 lens. Edited with lightroom classic.
(Night photos necessited some lightroom denoise magic, but my dslr would have necessitated the same)
This is not an ad in any way shape or form, I’ve bought every piece of hardware of software used to make those pictures.

Sony a6000 with tamron 24mm 2.8

I bought a used Sony a6000 from Chandni Chowk, Delhi and the camera has been absolutely amazing, dipankar.photography

But I feel like it's a little too small for my hands, I want to buy a battery grip or if there is something I can simply 3d print instead as it'll be much cheaper and will be sufficient for me.

1. Which battery grip do I go for? meike, Neewer, some random on Amazon as well or do I go look for them offline?

2. Is there any free 3d print file for battery grip like structure for this specific model as I found some files for a5000, a5100, NEX7 etc. they are close but those bodies are a little different.

Hi everyone, Im still very new with the game but here’s some recent pics that I had with my a6000, all of them are processed with lightroom and overall, they had been very good to me

Hello everyone, I pulled my A6000 out of the cabinet for a motorcycle event, I would like to have your opinions, your criticisms. It would make me happy, I would like to go on an A6700 with a 70-350 or the sigma 100-400 for this kind of photo. I'm interested in travel photography, animal photography... I touch everything!

I just got my a6000 with the kit lens two days ago and started shooting with it. I feel like my photos are lacking something but I’m not sure what exactly. Am I being held back by the lens or is it something else?

I love the way this picture turned out, with the bright light in the upper left, bokeh, and exposure and focus on the bird. But, because I was shooting handheld with a large lens and the bird didn’t sit still for long, I cut off the tail.

Do you think the image still works overall? Or is it too unbalanced?

I asked ChatGPT to recreate a tail (photo 2), and I could probably do the same in photoshop, but I don’t know how I feel about that level of over-editing. Advice on how to (and if I should) recreate the same thing in photoshop is appreciated.

Any suggestions on a better crop to make the original (photo 1) artistically pleasing?

I’m still learning to shoot and edit and would appreciate any opinions/advice! These are some of my favorites from a recent trip to the zoo. Taken on my Sony a6000 with Sony 50mm f/1.8 lens, edited in Darktable.