Sony Alpha A6000 And What Lens
Aug 4, 2015 21:23:41 #
Mickey Mantle wrote:
I have not heard of anyone being dissatisfied with the A6000
I love my A6000, except for one minor little detail. I am left eyed, and when I look thru the EVF, my nose is always mashed up against the LCD and there is always oil to remove from the LCD afterwards.
I have tried using my right eye, but eyes are just like right and left hands. It doesn't feel natural when using the wrong eye.
But I'm right handed.
Aug 4, 2015 21:36:36 #
JimH123 wrote:
I love my A6000, except for one minor little detail. I am left eyed, and when I look thru the EVF, my nose is always mashed up against the LCD and there is always oil to remove from the LCD afterwards.
I have tried using my right eye, but eyes are just like right and left hands. It doesn't feel natural when using the wrong eye.
But I'm right handed.
I have tried using my right eye, but eyes are just like right and left hands. It doesn't feel natural when using the wrong eye.
But I'm right handed.
You need to be using my facial stabilizers - check my UHH topics - I make them - $20 for the top only and $30 for top and bottom. I am left eyed also ......
Aug 4, 2015 21:59:33 #
ozdude wrote:
I agree. The kit lens is great. The 60mm Sigma art series lens is sweet as well if you like primes.
The kit lens is fine...until you try the Sony/Zeiss 16-70. The Zeiss lens is vastly superior, although it is much bigger and heavier, and carries a $1,000 price tag. If you even try the Zeiss lens, you'll never be happy with the kit lens again.
Aug 4, 2015 22:02:01 #
Aug 4, 2015 22:12:11 #
Aug 4, 2015 22:48:08 #
imagemeister wrote:
You need to be using my facial stabilizers - check my UHH topics - I make them - $20 for the top only and $30 for top and bottom. I am left eyed also ......
I checked out. Great idea. Certainly would provide better stabilization. And you can easily apply additional pressure to improve it more.
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