Just sharing my passion. Thanks for checking the channel out!

Yes!! Enjoy!

Haha boom boom! Thanks for the support. 😊✌🏻

Nice!! Wish I had that lens.

nice! love to hear that.

That’s what I love to hear! Thanks for watching. 😊

Haha nice! It’s only when shooting jpeg. And it actually creates two image files! Nuts. Glad this helps!

Thanks for checking them out, enjoy the camera!

Haha glad someone stayed until the end!

Thanks Tom! I’m gonna add clickable time stamps in the descriptions soon too navigate from tip to tip, ✌🏻

Thanks for checking my stuff out! Enjoy your camera!

thanks man! much appreciated 💪

no you! haha thanks Tony!

That is amazing. I’m just glad I can help even a little bit! 👍🏻📸

Thanks so much! a7000 was supposed to be Spring, like April, but it may be later than that now. Still exciting times!

@@kyletaggart so they are going to release a new a7000 besides a6400? That's weird.. 🤔 btw not worth to get a6400 if you own a6300/a6500 imo

A7000 is gonna be next level. 🙌🏻

Looking forward for something like 18-35 f1.8 e mount or sth more than a new body 😉

New video soon (hoping today, but might be tomorrow). Thanks so much for giving my videos a shot! 1-2 videos a week. 🙌🏻😎

Haha good point. Thanks!

Whoa! That’s really cool.

Just posted a video!

There’s a volume 5! Hehe

A6000 club!

It seems to just focus in on a face. Which is definitely something some people want, like my girlfriend. I however hated it hahaha. Different stroke for diff peeps!

@@kyletaggart Yeah, I don't see myself using it either. I usually frame when I shoot, or re-frame on photoshop.

Thanks Robert! Think I’m moving on from the a6000 settings tips for now. Will go more into photography tips and lens/gear videos.

Thanks for checking it out!

Boom! Glad I could help Nicholas. 👌🏻

Thanks and I’m glad you learned something!

Great tip!!

nice Dennis! Hope you have an amazing trip!

@@kyletaggart Thanks a lot!

No problem! Thanks for giving my videos a chance. 😊

Might do that. Maybe a short quick video. Thanks for checking the channel out!

That’s awesome! A note about the tubes, they take a little patience at first. Also they reallllllly shorten the distance, so you’ll have to be close! Once you see how magnified it gets you’ll learn if you need one tube or both, and what aperture to use. Have fun and thanks for checking out the channel!

@@kyletaggart Thanks for that, you're my go to guy :)

It is indeed relevant! It just offers so much for the cheap price.

Thanks! Did you get notified about this video from KZfaq?

Thanks for watching Miguel!

Aw thanks Amanda! 😊✌🏻

Nice! Thanks for checking the series out.

Very basic info: when the white moves to the right things are over exposed. So you want the white to justtttt touch the right side. 👍🏻

Thanks WiseOldMan! 🙌🏻

Why thanks Maria!

Thanks for checking the video out. 😊

Anytime!

Thanks so much! 🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻

I’m blanking on the name of it...but there is a link/usb device you can use. Should be searchable. I think a lot of streamers use it.

Yes you need the card inside the camera and view on tv is what you need. That is disabled because you don’t have a card in the camera. Also thanks so much!

Limitless on Epidemic Sound!

Yep, when you go to ISO you can tap over to it using the directions on the circle )d pad essentially) and then choose a min and max. I believe I talk about that in the tips n tricks volume 4 vid. 😊

Why thanks! 👍🏻😊

Depends what’s important to you. Floppy screen / touch screen (canon). Or more native lenses and a more options to upgrade later (Sony). Thanks!

hikyletaggart Sony it is! I was thinking about the a6000 bundle???

hikyletaggart Would the Sony a6000 be the best Sony for the price?

6000 is a much better photo option than a5100. Also I don’t know much about the ad5600. But I prefer mirrorless over DSLR. I’d look into that and see what suits your needs.

A6000 good and fast

RAW isn’t a higher quality photo per say. A JPEG will typically look better straight from the camera. Also if you only shoot jpeg and do slight edits there is absolutely nothing wrong with that. I’d always use Fine, for the best quality JPEG. (Double check the manual to be sure) As for the creative styles, they’re somewhat akin to Lightroom presets. They have changed to sharpness, saturation? And contrast. Portrait creative mode is affected those three things, not aperture. However portrait in say, scene mode will probably change the aperture to suit a portrait better. 👍🏻

@@kyletaggart thanks sir! Appreciate it! Hope you will do a video out of this? 👌😊

Not right now, I have a lot planned. That’s why I wanted to write a fleshed out answer! But good idea

Menu > Tab 2 (camera icon), page 6, MOVIE Button. Set it to Movie Mode only. Then it won’t do anything unless your dial is on movie mode. ✌🏻

@@kyletaggart you're a star! Cheers. Keep up the great work on your channel 👍

Thanks so much! Tell everyone! Haha

No, max resolution is 6000 x 4000. 👍🏻

Thanks for replying.. I've been using a6000 for 4 months, and only shot jpg on max. quality (6000 x 4000). However, when I shot a raw and saw the resolution on my computer, its only 1616 x 1080. Do you know why?

That’s closer to what 16:9 would be...not sure why you’re getting that number. How are you finding out the resolution on your image?

RAW unleashes the power. It’s like an unseasoned meal, you get all the freedom to spice and season it. JPEG is already cooked, and you have less freedom and less data.

@@robithaqil4431 The low resolution is shown by a program that does not support the raw image. You should try Imaging Edge.

I think it’s a good beginner camera. You can always grow with it too. If you want a small feature rich camera and like the look and feel and Sony. Go for it!

I may include this in a new video!

You go to menu, the play button tab, then choose delete (hit the center button) and you can then select multiple images to delete or delete by date (so you can delete all photos on a day).

Play with different focus areas. See what works best. Also test focus drive speed and focus track duration. If other lenses work fine on the same settings it could be the lens itself.

Little tight indoors, but like the 18-105 it has OSS, but has better lowlight at f1.8.

Oh that’s a nice tip! The black and white with focus peaking. Thanks!

15 - 20 min. A6400 has no record limit and doesn’t overheat.

I don't think so. However you can use shutter speeds of up to 30 seconds to achieve long exposures and that does NOT require you to hold down the button. In astrophotography I take 20 seconds exposures, and you just have to press the shutter once, then it stays open for 20 seconds and takes the photo. If you want it go be open longer than 30, you need to use bulb mode and hold it. Hope that helps!

@@kyletaggart Yeah, thank you for answering so often under you videos! I thought about getting just some tiny startrails, so 30sec wouldnt be enough. Didnt want to immediately give up and do it the easy way with buying the sony startrail application. I guess ill just combine some 30s exposures now (which is the go-to method anyway if I am right :) )

Not sure if it’s the go to method or not actually! Haven’t done star trails but I know it is multiple photos formed into one. So you may be right!

You can buy a Remote Shutter Release (there are models dedicated for A6000). It is great for BULB mode (and also perfect for sharp images using it and tripod)

I can help out! 1. First make sure you have the app. Image Edge Mobile. 2. On you camera go to the WiFi section, select send to phone 3. On your phone/tablet go to WiFi and you should see the network you camera created 4. Join the network, then the app on your phone/tablet should change and show a connection. You should be able to import from there. 😊👍🏻 let me know if that helps

Followed all the steps when connecting to the camera’s network, but it just says “connecting” but doesn’t connect. I’ll give it a few more tries. Does my camera have to be connected to my wifi?

No, the camera creates a WiFi hotspot, so the beauty of it is you can do this even in the middle of the desert. It’s not a traditional internet hotspot, it’s just for camera to device file transfer.

Depends what you want. Sigma 16mm f1.4 is great for low light and wide shots, however with the a6000 it has no image stabilization, and the lens doesn’t has stabilization, so for video you need smooth footwork and steady hands, or a gimbal. 18-105 is a nice all around video lens, it has stabilization, but it’s not great for low light at f4. Hopefully this gives you a good overview. 👍🏻

A6000 is a apsc/crop sensor camera

no problem! PAL EU frame rates and NTSC is more US based. (there are more technical explanations but that is the gist). Also XAVCS will be the best quality. My last video (astrophotography) was shot in 24fps XAVCS. It's higher quality but also takes up more space. I have done a lot of videos in regular MP4 and it looks fine in my opinion (especially for KZfaq). 24fps is the more cinematic frame rate, 60fps is a frame rate that looks more...realistic? and you can also slow it down to "slow mo". I actually don't know the diff between the "i" and "p". I always use 24p.

haven't used it recently myself, but, one thing to note is the app is now called Image Edge Mobile. Sony Play Memories is no longer the app to use.

@@kyletaggart What do you mean by "the app"? I'm connecting my sony directly to my wifi through the wifi section in the menu, I need another app to make it work?

@@lealgrd7418 hello Léa, you need the App to download or copy your photos from your camera to the phone. Wifi is integrated in the camera which allows you to connect your phone to the camera.

hahah

I’m just seeing this comment now somehow (so sorry I missed it!) I don’t know honestly, but I’d look for “Minolta to Sony E mount”.

Thanks for checking it out!

my gf doesn't sell makeup, she's a makeup artist for weddings and a salon. Also I don't think you can use a tv as a viewfinder. The 6300 and above I think can, but not the a6000.

hikyletaggart so viewfinder mode is what I need it on to see the photos on the laptop as I’m shooting? Is that a separate wireless thing I’ll have to buy or is that something that I just turn on? My images are often a little blurry but I think I’m shooting too fast for the camera to keep up. I seen your video about drivemode, I’m going to see if that helps at all. I have a model that moves too fast for me to keep up even on continuous shooting on fast shutter speed. I’m tired of missing shots so trying to figure out what I need to do beyond the normal manual changes. I only shoot on RAW for editing reasons.

@@colebco1248 if it's out of focus (shaky), it's shutter speed, or the focus point is not where it needs to be. faster shutter speed will freeze all motion. However that's less light, so you'll need to be aware of that. Also I am not super familiar with using a computer while shooting simultaneously. That's called "tethering" and is something ppl do in studio w/ models typically. I'd look up on how to do that, however it may not be an option with the a6000. I believe it's usually used as a review, after the shot is taken. Again though, image blur, is all shutterspeed, or your movement with the camera. Out of focus, is either too shallow depth of field, or focus area is incorrect.

hikyletaggart I was shooting in a studio. I know I was shooting too quick for the lights to recharge but my “focus” is also not working fast enough. I don’t think it’s the shutter speed. I have a model that likes to move a lot during a shoot which makes for good photos BUT she moves out of the focus point. I try to have it on “Wide” to track her easier but it’s still not moving with her fast enough. When you explained the “drive” how you put your hand up and the camera changed to focus on your hand on the fast mode but not on the slow, I “think” that’s what’s going on but not sure. 🤷🏻‍♀️

hikyletaggart they get just barely out of focus. I’ll shoot on slow continuous shutter release and two shots will be perfect and one will be blurred. It’s annoying. But I’m going to try to turn that up to the medium continuous too, to see if that helps. Just not sure how it would work in the studio with lights vs single shot. Up until this point all my work has been outdoors, I’m just now learning working with off camera flash and studio lights.

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Avalon There’s no reason not to use it (especially outside) but it is often wrong in mixed lighting situations where there are 2 or more light sources. If you are in a situation where you want all photos to be the same WB (or shooting video) it is better to set it manually.

Drew....Dunna? Is his name drew? If so lol, not related!

Drew Taggart form The Chainsmokers. lol

@@RonCecchetti ohhh haha, no no relation. I've got that question before though! haha

Filmed it on a potato with some wires sticking out of it. 🥔

Oh boy. Tips and tricks for the M50?! May have to do that!

Thanks for checking it out. I’m colorblind (red deficient) and really struggle with the color correcting. I need to learn how to do it right. 👍🏻

Yeah I think the a6000 will still have it's place. Will probably drop to $450-400 new price, and less than that used. Definitely still a great pickup!

What if you only have $500, and not $900? What if you don't need Animal Eye AF? What if you buy one of the best selling cameras from last year? What if you buy this used, for dirt cheap? What if this is the camera you have (like myself) and want to know more about it? I think you get the picture. Also, the video I released before this was about the a6400. I'm stoked for it too! Also the 6400 isn't out until February.

I agree lol