👇Products Mentioned in the Video👇 ✅ Sony a6000: geni.us/JgDe ✅ Meike 35mm F1.7 | geni.us/IGLDw8 ✅ Sony 50mm f1.8 OSS | geni.us/IK9wzc ✅ Sony 50mm f1.8 FE | geni.us/Z5WN ✅ Sony 18-105 F4 | geni.us/7ewbM ✅ Sony 55-210mm | geni.us/RM35B9 ✅ Sony 70-200 F4 | geni.us/QCQpyu ✅ Sony 70-200 F2.8 | geni.us/xYaVbXl ✅ Recommended SD Card: geni.us/8676Tgv Thank you for the support.

@nismobin7899

6 жыл бұрын

nice vid! great content also, really helpful bro *thumbs up*

@_kayceemil

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks for this video, I was getting intimidated by canon but I am getting to know better. Tried few of your tips using my brain as advice on your previous video and it worked. Please can you do a video on how to use the remote shutter. Thanks

@rockyford3

5 жыл бұрын

Um all I see are ads in these other videos

@alkhorlaboratory9878

5 жыл бұрын

brother what is better auto focus or manual i plan to buy Samyang 14mm f2 8 pls give me sugestion

Many years later and this tutorial is still helpful for us that just started taking pictures with the a6000! Thank you very much!

@Freakie1NL

2 жыл бұрын

Same here. Just show the manual control video and shot the first with my brand new A6000 (yes it's old but for an hobbyist still really great). Already shot in manual mode and great pictures already. Looking forward to this video.

@itsharry5998

2 жыл бұрын

Fr

They're still selling the a6000 in 2022 and I just got one. Thanks to your videos I was able to refresh my photography knowledge and get back into the hobby. I took a college photography course back in the 80's before digital cameras became popular. Getting to know the camera's operation and quirks has been much easier thanks to camera guy and KZread. Digital is very cool! I used a D50 back 20 years ago, but I never thought of going online for tutorials, and so I never learned the camera properly. I'm still struggling with the focus modes on the a6000, but I'll keep messing around with it until I get comfortable.

This is probably the best overall "how your camera works" tutorial on youtube.

Bro I'm gonnna be honest before watching your videos I didn't know a fn clue of how to use a camera let alone focus length shutter speed ,aperture etc. But ever since I started watching you . You tought me so many things bout my camera . So thanks for that !!! I got a sony a6000 rn but I plan on switching to the 6500 later in time . For now ima buy the 35 mm 50 mm and 18-100 f4 I believe ? Don't exactly remember the names in my head but i don't wanna buy them all good things to show off and say hey look at my 1300$ camera or 400$ or 500$+ lens and not now how to use them . I wanna do this as a hobby . Keeps me busy I keep my dog busy cause he's always with me and I will get to take the most awesome photographs and I keep getting better cause practice makes perfect . So thank you bro . You deserve all the good things for teaching ppl how to use what we enjoy 😊✌️

@jasonwatkins5415

6 жыл бұрын

I agree, I am watching this stuff over and over.

@neekrusher2085

5 жыл бұрын

True story, I had the A6000 since 2015 and it took a slip and fall accident in 2018, for me to get back to learn the camera. Out of all the A6000 videos, his is the best. Even down to the recording time hack.

@MurderWorldTV

4 жыл бұрын

a7siii or just stay with a6000

Your videos give me goosebumps because they are explained extremely well. You're the best camera teacher ever!!

My husband just deployed so I’m trying to find a hobby to keep me busy. I bought this camera after watching some of your videos and plan on buying the 35mm lense. You have taught me soooo much! Thank you!

Correction by @Kenny Le, the PZ stands for Power zoom. Thanks Kenny! Let me know if I got some other things wrong in the video. Thanks everyone!

Wow, most useful and informative photography video I have ever come across! Never had someone explain even the basics like focal length which might be obvious to photographers but beginners are clueless about!

Really helpful, just what I needed -- clear, well organized, complete

i'm never so happy to watch tutorial video like this, you open my beginner minded off camera, now i feel one up level. Just follow your ig and subs to your youtube. please keep the tutorial like this, and also i have watch your first video about a6000. And i think you are a natural teacher, keep it up mate. cheers

I just bought my A6000 and this video was super helpful! I had no clue how to use Manual exposure before your videos.

These videos are incredible. Had no idea how to use my Sony A6000 (1st camera purchase) and you simplified it all for me and probably most people watching your videos! Thanks for the great work!!

Please keep posting stuff like this!! I’m learning so much!! Humbled thanks!

Your videos are really helpful. I have the Sony A6000, and I'm still using the kit lens because I don't wanna upgrade lens yet until I fully learned how to use manual mode. I'm trying to learn manual mode and I learnt a lot through your videos. Thanks for taking the time and effort for these kind of videos!

I find the video helpful! Great one :) Can you make a tutorial on how to use 55-210 lens please? :)

Thanks for the videos! I'm a beginner but this all makes total sense and I was able to play along. I'm excited to give this a go outdoors tomorrow

This was very helpful in understanding specs on different lenses and how they work. Thanks so much!

Love this channel and great in depth explanation on working the a6000. Just picked mine up last week and been trying to put out more and more content! This video helped alot! Thanks

Very informative video. I now fully understand about lenses.

Best informative video on camera basics for the a6000 yet. Thanks a lot camera guy! You are very thorough and all the info was very relevant. Keep it up

The a6000 is too tricky for thr beginners, and I found this. The best tutorial! Thanks!

This was an OUTSTANDING VIDEO...I learned so much, thanks...I was on the verge of upgrading my a6000 to the a6400 thinking it was the camera...no it's me and I need to upgrade my skills with the camera I have!

wow you explain everything so clearly, thank you! you're the best teacher

Amazing tutorial! Very informative. Now looking to but the Meike manual lens to play with the aperture.

Bought my first proper camera a couple days ago - the A6000, and I've been watching all of your videos about it and the lenses. Took me about 6 hours in total with pausing and trying things out, but it has helped a lot. I was surprised that even the kit lens can offer some decent shallow depth of field and ok landscape shots. Thanks! Also, if anyone has any advice for a good wide-angle lens for the A6000, that would be much appreciated.

Picking up my a6400 w/ kit lens tomorrow and this video has been great. Thank you!

This is the best tutorial so far for a beginner with an a6000. 👌🏼

You’re super helpful! You’ve answered a ton of questions I had, all in one video!

It's now 2021 but this is very informative to me. I finally understand what those terms are for lenses. Thank you. You are an effective teacher.

You are a brilliant teacher. Thank you very much for sharing this information 🙏🙏🙏

thanks man, just bought a6000 and want to make it my hobby. This video really help me to understand it

Love your tutorial so much! Thanks a lot for making this video! Btw, why sometimes aperture and shutter speed turns orange color? Is that showing the proper number? or the opposite?

Thank you so much for all that information. I learned so much watching this video!

As a beginner, this video is insanely helpful, thank you!

thanks man, i can see how much effort you put into this

So much effort you have put in the video, thanks for this :)

Very helpful information. Thanks so much!

Very detailed and well-explained! Thanks and keep up with the good work

Great video. Thanks. Please share the video which helps to make good indoor photos with the use of flash

Hey buddy really love it, when you are touching the basics photography specially on A6000, theres no such this kinda stuff in the whole tube, cheers

Really helpful video. Thank you for sharing.

I had to pause in between so as to comment that this tutorial is super good.... I was worried how to work with my sony alpha 6000L with kit lens... As i dont have any other lens.... Thank you soo much for making this tutorial..... 👍👍👍

The best tutorial I've ever seen. Thank you very much...

GREAT video!!! Really got a lot out of it. Thanks for taking the time to put this together.

just bought my a6000 yesterday and I'm a complete amateur ... very informative video, thanks. I'm ready to go take some photos now.

Just bought sony a6400. This is my first camera ever. Thanks so much for the amazing tutorial. Subscribed.

I just bought an A6000, I like your tutorials, Keep up the good work !

Totally a great video to watch, i will try these advices about indoor shooting in my next smash 4 tourney, hope my kit lens do a great job thanks man =D, greetings from Mexico

Very helpful video thanks a lot. Learning in my very first camera A6000.

Love your videos. I've honestly learned so much from you!

Very Good Information, I have watched both, Really Learned so much

Thanks so mcuh, @that1cameraguy. Information you provided was SUPER helpful. You crushed it!!

Hello, Thanks for the video! I just buyed this camera and this is the BEST EXPLANATION VIDEO I've seen. Thank you

Really appreciate this video, thank you

I love this tutorial. I'm planning to buy Sony A6000 with 16-50mm kit lens. And this almost solve me. I have to try personally the camera first. And now i have the understanding of the camera and the lenses needed for specific shot. Subscribing... More tutorial please. Thank you.

Sweet video. Explanations are clear and detailed. Thanks

Just wanted to say thanks for sharing learning so much about camera and lens! even tho these are old vod super cool to watch in 2021!

This is great man, you really broke this down barney style, and it is very much appreciated!

Great tutorial! I recently purchased the Sony A6000 bundle with both lens and can't wait to start using it. My wife has an old Pentax ZX-M that has been collecting dust. It has a SMC Pentax-A 1:2 50mm manual lens on it. I had purchased the adapter so I can mount it on the A6000. Excited to practice with manual focus. I also have a Tamron AF 70-300mm 1:4 - 5.6 LD lens, but I'm not sure if there is an adapter for the a6000.

Great info , love every of your a6000 video . Can u review the Zeiss touit 32mm f1.8 comparison with Sony lenses in future ?

Love the one you're with (the camera you have now). Nice video for those who are stuck with Sony a6000. The video topic applies also to Nikon, Canon and other camera brand kit lens. Nice video for new photographers and reviewer for advanced level photographers. Thumbs up.

I've watched this video and the other one previously and I learned a lot man. Thanks for your explanations :)

Just got the A6000 and getting as much info as I can, learning a lot...thanks and now a subscriber

Great video. Just what I needed. Thank you

Thank you!!! very well explained.

Thank you for the information

Excellent. Thank you for this.

Awesome job !! Can you review E 30 mm F3.5 macro lens? Thank you

I want to thank you for at some point recommending the Rx10ii. My god, this powerful thing has been a lifesaver once I added it as my B cam. It's everything you could want in an affordable range. Starting out but needing the gear that clients expect is tough but this camera definitely fills the gap! Thanks :)

@that1cameraguy

7 жыл бұрын

It's a great little camera. Glad it's working for you.

thank you,such a great video,i needed this.

I want to thank you for this presentation. I am 77 years old and this site of your has given me the ability to enjoy m a6000.

Thank you very clear tutorial! Keep it up!

Thanks dude. This as really helped me starting with my a6000

Great tutorial! Thank you.

This is still an amazing video. Thanks for making this!!

Appreciate the Tutorials very much

I would love to see a guide on using manual focus lenses. I’m thinking about getting one, but I didn’t know how fast I’ll be with it. I’m trying to capture fast pics of my children, and I won’t have much time to mess with it. I would like to know the proper way, then practice that. Thanks for the awesome content!

This is very helpful. Thank you

Great stuff, been following you're videos. Waiting for some Micro tutorial with the a6000, either with macor lens ( Sony SEL30M35 E Mount) or with extension tubes Thanks man

Keep up the GREAT work **** So much to learn....

Thanks for the inputs !

Amazing video! Thank you very much!

Very thorough teacher.Thanks

Great info, thank you. Went from a Canon Rebel T5i and snagged a Sony a6000. Cant wait until I purchase a 50mm prime lens for it.

I like how this video has a table of contents thank you thank you@!!!!!

Great video. Thank you.

You are a master 🙌🏼 👏 🙏 thanks for clearing out things I have a question 🤔 I have a Sony ZV-E10 with 16-50 kit lens I'm doing studio and outside recording For indoor (Studio) what is the best range for having a great depth of field 🤔 I have a great light setup. And for outside as well. Thanks in advance

Great tips for a beginner like me! Thanks!

Hands down the best video on the SONY kit lens & entry level shooting info... I instantly subscribed!! ...if you can please do a more comprehensive video on depth to field shots with the Sony kit lens and what upgraded lens would you recommend for the Sony A5000 for a person that only shots family events vacation & occational ametuer photography

clear and well organized

Thanks man.Very helpful.

thanks for the video bro.... super clear and easy, i have a quastion regarding your explanation at min.(11:00) or around that time... what if i go with full manual mode, is iit gonna solve the darkness problem regarding the variable lenses ?

Solid lesson! Just what I needed!

the best video for new people in the picture, greetings from Chile :)

Happy to find your channel man !!! Peace form France

Thank you very much you are a big big help for me.

You are a great teacher brother!!

Excellent narration. I have kit lens 16-50 & 55-210. Is it worth to go for a 25 mm f/1.8 manual lens for auditorium pics?

Great tutorial. Couple of questions. I notice inside you have the ISO quite high, wouldnt it be better to have the ISO lower and longer shutter speed? Lense wise, is it always best to get the lowest apeture for a certain zoom or does it deoend on the glass quality too? Thanks