Recent content by Sheppy

Hi, I am new to photography too but I noticed nobody has offered their thoughts so here goes. i own the a6400 which is similar in many ways and highly recommended. Thus the a6000 I believe is a great camera. Within your budget it could well be the best option as the sonys tend to have...

No I believe they will be quoting a single camera however because the pixel size is significantly smaller than what you would get on a say 24mp mirrorless they would absorb significantly less light. So they use a process calked pixel binning to increase the amount of light in the picture. So I...

Thanks I have seen him before and subscribed to the channel. Watched a good video from him on why it's best not to get used to back button focusing. I will have to make a point of going through his videos as I haven't seen that one. Thanks.

Ahh ok cheers glad it's not just me. Guess that's the downside to the tracking it was like glued to that tree.

Hi, would anyone on here be able to help me with some tracking issues I had today with my a6400? Thread is below. Thread 'a6400 tracking issues' https://www.talkphotography.co.uk/threads/a6400-tracking-issues.742606/

Hi I was taking some pictures of my son today using my a6400 with the Sigma 56mm attached. I was using AF-C with tracking medium set and then all of a sudden the camera started locking on to some trees in the distance in the top left corner of the frame. I tried to reset the focus by releasing...

Ok thanks i will take a look into that then.

Hi I have never owned a camera for some time and even then it was your run of the mill stuff before phone cameras took off. But recently a friend of mine purchased a Fuji X-T4 and took some pics of my wife and child on the beach. We were that impressed in the difference in quality between that...