Fujifilm X-T3 vs Sony Alpha a6500

You can continuously autofocus, while filming as I've done here. While I approach this flower using the XF 18 to 55 millimeter and now, thanks to the ...

The 6000 was first and when it was released it had amazing autofocus. It was the camera that started to bridge the gap between DSLR sports performance...

This is dropping the bass ISO from 200 down to 160. So we are finding an improvement, albeit a small one. In dynamic range, okay, you're getting that ...

Honestly if you're going to be doing online work for a long time I wuold recommend just getting a cheap camera, sure maybe it wont be as cheap as $87 but quality would be unbeat... Personally since I haven't been doing real estate photography I've just been using my sony a6500 as a webcam and the quality us unparalleled in my zoom meetings

I am learning photography but i would say its a bit expensive for amateurs/learners - i absolutely love the viewfinder, as i had seen other competitors’ as well. Got 2 memory card slots, so thats nice. Yet to click and learn settings but whatever i clicked so far was damn good! Waiting for some good weather to go out!! Just a tip : Do not get mixed up in full frame vs crop. If you are tyring to : means u really do not know much about photography

The Sony a6500, a 4200 8-bit crop frame mirrorless camera released in 2016. As technology advances so quickly, some might refer to this camera as a di...

battery life is bad. Example, fully charged, 92 Images + 4 (120fps) Vids @ 3 sec each and battery is dead. This is with LCD turned OFF and using EVF only with eye sensor (the best for power saving)

On a modest vacation day, I'll probably drain 2 batteries. So in reality, you'll need to charge a battery on its included charger, and charge the other one in your camera itself. In a better case scenario, having at least 3 batteries is the way to go. Perhaps I'm still in the honeymoon stage of owning this, especially having upgraded from a really old model, but so far, it's fulfilled almost every wish I had in a camera, but most importantly, I'm simply blown away by the amount of features and customization crammed into it