Does anyone here use the Sony a6000?

nautical_nathaniel

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Title says it all, curious to find out how it works with aquarium photography. Looking to upgrade from my Nikon D3200 and wanted to go mirrorless for the form factor. I've heard the kit lens can be a little soft at times so I'll probably be waiting for Black Friday/Cyber Monday Deals to see if they bundle the camera with a good prime or telephoto lens.
 
I use it but no reef pictures yet. My friend used it an the kit lens on a short film he was hired to shoot. I’ll post some sample pictures. If u have questions or want me to do stuff with it shoot me a pm
 
Some of my files that I’ve ran through Lightroom are too big but here 2.

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I'm considering getting picking up a used one as well. I'd like to see some sample tank photography with this camera
 
I use it but no reef pictures yet. My friend used it an the kit lens on a short film he was hired to shoot. I’ll post some sample pictures. If u have questions or want me to do stuff with it shoot me a pm
Thanks for the input and for the photos, I think regardless of anything it will be an upgrade over my current camera. I'll be using it for pictures and YouTube.
 

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