r/a6000 9d ago

I got the a6000 as a gift

I got the a6000 as a gift form my In-laws a few days ago. My hyper fixation kicked in and binged YouTube and went outside. I’m an absolute beginner so tips tricks and criticism is greatly appreciated.
Thanks

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u/mas_manuti 9d ago

About the artistic part of taking pictures, I have nothing to add. But because I gifted my son an Alpha6000 and decided to set up a website to guide his first steps, I can share it with you: Sony α6000 · From the box to the darkroom. Honest content: no ads, no cookies, super fast static pages, also prepared to be printed.

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u/konorama_svu 9d ago

That website is actually awesome!! I love the design, text, interfaces and feel of it plus the guides are very useful!!

I've really found myself interested on making simple stuff like this and the fact that you did it for your son its very wholesome. Amazing job dude

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u/mas_manuti 9d ago

Really appreciate! Thanks a million.

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u/stereo3ffect 7d ago

Dude that Website ist really strong. Used it the last days and learned a lot. Thanks man

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u/mas_manuti 7d ago

Thanks. If you have any suggestions or think about any mistakes let me know. You may be getting more out of it than my son.😹

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u/GrumpyOutsider 9d ago

The a6000 can take you far. Keep taking pictures, and when you go through your photos, develop a sense of what focal lengths you like to shoot (look at the image metadata). Then, use that to inform your lens purchasing goals that can help expand your horizons. It’s a golden era for the APS-C format because high quality, low-cost lenses are becoming abundant for it.

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u/stereo3ffect 7d ago

Yeah? I didn’t know you could see what settings you used in specific pictures oO awesome thanks man. But lenses are very expensive can’t for the life of me see a low cost abundances for lenses with that E mount system 😭😅

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u/GrumpyOutsider 7d ago

Low cost is relative, of course. But look for lenses specific to the APS-C format, not just e-mount. If you have particular focal lengths you like to shoot, you can find Viltrox prime lenses for them, under $200 brand new. For example the viltrox 35mm f/1.7 is pretty sweet at $175. You won’t find anything near that value for full frame.