Probably one of the best videos I've ever seen on not only the a6000, but on what a person really needs to do to start the progression from amateur to "Hey, he's a pro! That's dope!" My cameras and glass cover quite a range, but in the end, when you can tell the camera what to do instead of the other way around, that's when you've really made the first step. All the areas you cover here really expand on that and so so so much more. Thanks for making this and giving many folks the confidence and know how they need to create awesome content. And even without that background light, your video STILL looks great!
Thanks so much for the positive feedback! I really appreciate it! My goal is to help release the vision already inside of them by giving them the knowledge and tools to create awesome videos. I really appreciate hearing your feedback that I'm succeeding in that goal!
Man, this is the best video you can watch as a beginer, i can't believe you have only a few subscribers! keep up the good work, you have a tone of value to offer!
Hey thanks so much! The great feedback means a lot! Happy to help, feel free to drop any specific questions you might have into the comments here and I’m happy to answer them :D
Been using A6000 for 4 years now and I am about to upgrade because sometimes, videography is demanded at my line of work. I will hold on for my A6000 after seeing your videos. Really helpful for beginners! Road to 1k subs.
Hey glad you enjoyed the video! Newer cameras definitely have some helpful features, but at the end of the day your camera isn’t what makes a great video- you are!
I like how not only you give us all this information that is so helpful by the way and explain it very well, but then you are so supportive rooting us on 🥰 you’re awesome!
I have watched all the "Big Dawgs" on TH-cam but I must say your tutorials are much better with no disrespect to anyone else I can't understand why you don't have more subscribers 7k views and 260ish subs I hit thumbs up commented subscribed and watched whole video bravo sir you keep with it I see big things happening and I'm can say I was one of your first subscribers
Man those are big words! I really appreciate it, and I'm really glad my videos have been able to help you out! I've got a lot more awesome stuff planned and can't wait to have you along for the ride!
however - the audio advice. Really should give options for audio recording equipment other than a cellphone hehe. Unfortunately the a6000 has no input for external mic. so we gotta use something like a tascam or the Sony ECM-GZ1M for the multi-port thingie on top.
This is EXACTLY what I’ve been looking for! I’ve had it for years but hated the quality of video for makeup tutorials, so thank you!!! Does 3 point lighting work for makeup/skin closeups? I’m still working with the kit lens for now. Thank you & subscribed! 👍🏾
Hey Jane I'm so glad my video was helpful for you! As far as lighting for skin and makeup closeups, three point lighting should be a good option for you, but you'll want to make sure to position your key light for loop lighting, not rembrandt or split. I've also seen a lot of people use a ring light positioned around the camera for makeup tutorials and that sort of thing, because you can get a great wash of soft light across your face. Let me know if you have any other questions, I'm happy to help! Am I'm excited to have you on board as a subscriber!
Great, concise and very informative video. You made me reconsider slow motion, I'll try to put this in use soon. This was one of the times that a TH-cam recommendation actually was satisfying. You've earned yourself another subscriber!
This was an awesome video! You also definitely motivated me too, your great bro! I recently got a Sony a6000 since I knew it was still a very good camera. I am just starting btw! I also bought a Ronin rsc2 and it’s super nice for this camera.
Hey that's awesome! Welcome to the video production business. Glad I was able to help motivate you to get out there and make some great videos and films!
I shoot with the a6000's little bro, the a5100. The only current asp-c camera that I would consider an upgrade would be the a6000. It offers a bit of advantage with available accessories like cages, and it's hot shoe. I have one of those Sony mics that will fit it, but my a5100s don't have a hotshoe for it. I really don't like the 4K 6xxx series cameras.
I am thinking of buying my first camera but I have a very limited budget and I want to use it to sell stock photos and videos and also film nature for my youtube channel! This camera keeps popping up! I wanted to ask you is this the best camera for photo and video that I can get at it's price range in 2022? and do stock videos and photos actually sell with this camera? I would love the advice... you'd be helping me a lot!
Buying a first camera is really exciting! Congratulations! I'd definitely say it's the best Sony camera you can get for under $500. If you have a little extra budget the ZVe10 is an incredible camera, but it's about $900 with a lens. I don't sell stock photos and videos, but I don't see any reason why you wouldn't be able to with either of these cameras. I use the ZVe10 on professional shoots when shooting TV commercials and those sorts of projects and it stacks up pretty well against my more expensive cameras like the a7Siii and a7iv (especially when you implement the tips I go over in this video). The a6000 is still a great camera, and I still wouldn't hesitate to recommend it in the sub-$500 price range. Hope this helps! Don't hesitate to hit me with any other questions you might have, I'm happy to help!! Normally I respond a bit quicker, but I just returned from a trip to Texas late last night.
I will travel to Bali and maybe I will take my alpha with me. But I’ve tried to film a little but the footage is a little shaky. Is there anything I can buy and would help? Please no gimbal, because of weight for traveling
One of the best ways to get more stable footage from cameras like the a6000 is to just shoot in slow motion. If you shoot in slow motion, you don't end up noticing all the little camera jitters that you see when recording in real time. I've did a video last year on shooting in slow motion, I'll leave a link to it here! :D th-cam.com/video/gCDKn1PuInw/w-d-xo.html Yes, a gimbal definitely would also help with the problem- but I absolutely get not wanting to take up space in your luggage with something big like that! I might recommend looking into one like the ZHIYUN Crane M3 if you're at all willing to mess with a gimbal as one like that is quite a bit smaller than the convensianal gimbal. But if you just don't want to mess with it at all, then just shooting all your footage in slow motion is going to be your best bet! You can also shoot with a higher shutter speed and then add a stabilization effect inside your editing software when you go to edit the footage, which could help a lot as well! Hope this helps!
@@VisionaryFilmStudios thank you so much for this detailed answer! Maybe I will take a look onto the Zhiyun gimbal. But the slow motion video ist also very nice. ☺️ need to figures out, what would be the best. As a backpacker, weight and space is a huge topic 😂
Between the a6000 and the canon m50, definitely get the m50! Especially if you could get the m50 mkii. If you can afford the Sony ZVe10 though, that’s been my recommendation since it came out!
9:21 ok. For everyone who isnt a "car guy" the worst thing you can do to a car guy when we talking video, is to edit in a sound from a different car to another. Like on my time stamp. If you are a car guy you like me, can feel the rage when you put something like i dont know maybe it was like a Porsche engine? Over a mustang engine. Absolute disgrace. Never ever do it.
My ignorance is exposed!!! I'm definitely not a car guy, I know pretty much nothing about cars other than what I need to legally drive in the US. The sound effect was called 'car engine revving' and I didn't even think about anyone noticing! I hope you can forgive me...
@@VisionaryFilmStudios Haha, of course. If you are not a car guy i see why you whouldnt care. Wich is absolutely fine and understandable. But if your chanel was about cars, then i whould watch something else😁
This was so informative and I really admire the motivation given because sometimes it really is hard to get out there and just shoot. Thank you for this video!
There's lots of excuses not to go shoot, but just getting out there any making it happen is what separates the wannabes from the professionals! Glad you enjoyed the video!
Probably one of the best videos I've ever seen on not only the a6000, but on what a person really needs to do to start the progression from amateur to "Hey, he's a pro! That's dope!" My cameras and glass cover quite a range, but in the end, when you can tell the camera what to do instead of the other way around, that's when you've really made the first step. All the areas you cover here really expand on that and so so so much more. Thanks for making this and giving many folks the confidence and know how they need to create awesome content. And even without that background light, your video STILL looks great!
Thanks so much for the positive feedback! I really appreciate it! My goal is to help release the vision already inside of them by giving them the knowledge and tools to create awesome videos. I really appreciate hearing your feedback that I'm succeeding in that goal!
Man, this is the best video you can watch as a beginer, i can't believe you have only a few subscribers! keep up the good work, you have a tone of value to offer!
Hey thanks so much! The great feedback means a lot! Happy to help, feel free to drop any specific questions you might have into the comments here and I’m happy to answer them :D
You have earned a subscriber. ♥️ the video.
Thanks so much! Glad to have you here!!
Best Clip Ever! You get to the point!!!!! Best Best Best !
Hey thanks so much! Glad I was able to help you out!
I've watched a lot of videos to learn how to use this camera for video. This is the best one I've come across . Very easy to understand, thank you!!
So glad I was able to help you out!!
This is a great tutorial, big thanks from an old fan
So glad you enjoyed it! Good to see you're still here!!
Been using A6000 for 4 years now and I am about to upgrade because sometimes, videography is demanded at my line of work. I will hold on for my A6000 after seeing your videos. Really helpful for beginners! Road to 1k subs.
Hey glad you enjoyed the video! Newer cameras definitely have some helpful features, but at the end of the day your camera isn’t what makes a great video- you are!
deserve more subs and vives
I like how not only you give us all this information that is so helpful by the way and explain it very well, but then you are so supportive rooting us on 🥰 you’re awesome!
Doing my best!! Appreciate the support 🙌🏻🔥
Properly explained. Well done. Worthy of a sub! Thanks, bro.
Hey thanks! I appreciate the positive feedback! Working on some similar videos now for the ZVe10...
@@VisionaryFilmStudios looking forward checking that out! Do more!
No BS, straight up helpful tips, Subbed
Appreciate you!
dope!
Damn dude, you’re inspirational. Great content, thank you!!
Hey thanks so much! I really appreciate it!
I have watched all the "Big Dawgs" on TH-cam but I must say your tutorials are much better with no disrespect to anyone else I can't understand why you don't have more subscribers 7k views and 260ish subs I hit thumbs up commented subscribed and watched whole video bravo sir you keep with it I see big things happening and I'm can say I was one of your first subscribers
Man those are big words! I really appreciate it, and I'm really glad my videos have been able to help you out! I've got a lot more awesome stuff planned and can't wait to have you along for the ride!
Great informative video....
That was the goal! Glad I was successful :D
You’re awesome🙏🏽
Goat vibes, don’t even know it yet. But if you do, keep ‘em comin! Cheers!
EXCELLENT tutorial. smashed the subscribe button
however - the audio advice. Really should give options for audio recording equipment other than a cellphone hehe. Unfortunately the a6000 has no input for external mic. so we gotta use something like a tascam or the Sony ECM-GZ1M for the multi-port thingie on top.
This is EXACTLY what I’ve been looking for! I’ve had it for years but hated the quality of video for makeup tutorials, so thank you!!! Does 3 point lighting work for makeup/skin closeups? I’m still working with the kit lens for now. Thank you & subscribed! 👍🏾
Hey Jane I'm so glad my video was helpful for you! As far as lighting for skin and makeup closeups, three point lighting should be a good option for you, but you'll want to make sure to position your key light for loop lighting, not rembrandt or split. I've also seen a lot of people use a ring light positioned around the camera for makeup tutorials and that sort of thing, because you can get a great wash of soft light across your face.
Let me know if you have any other questions, I'm happy to help! Am I'm excited to have you on board as a subscriber!
@@VisionaryFilmStudios thank you for the tips! Looking up what loop lighting is! lol 🙏🏾
Thank you!
This content is incredible, thank you for the caption and worrying about Brazilians and other Portuguese people in the world, your video is amazing
Appreciate the support friend! 🙏🏻
Great video and helpful explanations for a beginner like me! Thank you!
Hey so glad it was helpful for you! If you have any questions, don't hesitate to reach out :D
Top notch video! On point 💯 dude your awesome, glad I found you.
Hey thanks so much my guy! I'm humbled
thank u sir. great review and tips.
Great, concise and very informative video. You made me reconsider slow motion, I'll try to put this in use soon. This was one of the times that a TH-cam recommendation actually was satisfying. You've earned yourself another subscriber!
Hey that's incredible! Thanks so much for your great comment, it means a lot! Glad to have you on board :D
This was amazing and very helpful!!!
Thats the goal! Thanks!!
Thx for tips bro) 🔥🔥
I have my Sony a6000. But I haven't learn much about it. Thanks for this video.
No better time to learn that today!
Excellent video! Thank you very much! You earned my subscription!!!
Hey that's awesome! Welcome aboard!
Very helpful indeed - thank you!
Excellent tutorial for capturing video w the A6000 (or any other camera)
This was an awesome video! You also definitely motivated me too, your great bro!
I recently got a Sony a6000 since I knew it was still a very good camera. I am just starting btw! I also bought a Ronin rsc2 and it’s super nice for this camera.
Hey that's awesome! Welcome to the video production business. Glad I was able to help motivate you to get out there and make some great videos and films!
I shoot with the a6000's little bro, the a5100. The only current asp-c camera that I would consider an upgrade would be the a6000. It offers a bit of advantage with available accessories like cages, and it's hot shoe. I have one of those Sony mics that will fit it, but my a5100s don't have a hotshoe for it. I really don't like the 4K 6xxx series cameras.
Awesome!
Very informative. Love my a6000 but as a photographer, I haven't looked into the video aspect of this camera. Again thanks for this fine video...
overheats on sunny days though when shooting video
Yeah you gotta watch for that
Thank you so so much! I’m need to filming been using my phone a lot but my husband has this camera I’ve been wanting to try and figure it out
So glad you enjoyed the video!!! The best way to improve your filmmaking skills is to just get out there and do it!
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What was the music site again, plz? Thankdls for the video.
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Such a great video
Thanks so much!
Great information on the a6000 and great video. I became a subscriber. I’ll check out the channel for more videos.
I am thinking of buying my first camera but I have a very limited budget and I want to use it to sell stock photos and videos and also film nature for my youtube channel! This camera keeps popping up! I wanted to ask you is this the best camera for photo and video that I can get at it's price range in 2022? and do stock videos and photos actually sell with this camera? I would love the advice... you'd be helping me a lot!
Buying a first camera is really exciting! Congratulations!
I'd definitely say it's the best Sony camera you can get for under $500. If you have a little extra budget the ZVe10 is an incredible camera, but it's about $900 with a lens. I don't sell stock photos and videos, but I don't see any reason why you wouldn't be able to with either of these cameras. I use the ZVe10 on professional shoots when shooting TV commercials and those sorts of projects and it stacks up pretty well against my more expensive cameras like the a7Siii and a7iv (especially when you implement the tips I go over in this video). The a6000 is still a great camera, and I still wouldn't hesitate to recommend it in the sub-$500 price range.
Hope this helps! Don't hesitate to hit me with any other questions you might have, I'm happy to help!! Normally I respond a bit quicker, but I just returned from a trip to Texas late last night.
Hey do you need a OSS lens when using a gimble?
Nope that’s not really necessary as long as you’ve got a good gimbal and it’s balanced well👌🏻
Good 👍
Super like
I will travel to Bali and maybe I will take my alpha with me. But I’ve tried to film a little but the footage is a little shaky. Is there anything I can buy and would help? Please no gimbal, because of weight for traveling
One of the best ways to get more stable footage from cameras like the a6000 is to just shoot in slow motion. If you shoot in slow motion, you don't end up noticing all the little camera jitters that you see when recording in real time.
I've did a video last year on shooting in slow motion, I'll leave a link to it here! :D th-cam.com/video/gCDKn1PuInw/w-d-xo.html
Yes, a gimbal definitely would also help with the problem- but I absolutely get not wanting to take up space in your luggage with something big like that! I might recommend looking into one like the ZHIYUN Crane M3 if you're at all willing to mess with a gimbal as one like that is quite a bit smaller than the convensianal gimbal. But if you just don't want to mess with it at all, then just shooting all your footage in slow motion is going to be your best bet!
You can also shoot with a higher shutter speed and then add a stabilization effect inside your editing software when you go to edit the footage, which could help a lot as well!
Hope this helps!
@@VisionaryFilmStudios thank you so much for this detailed answer! Maybe I will take a look onto the Zhiyun gimbal. But the slow motion video ist also very nice. ☺️ need to figures out, what would be the best. As a backpacker, weight and space is a huge topic 😂
wh does my a6000 only show me that i can record in 50p 50m or 25p 50m?
Your camera is configured for PAL standards! Here is a video that explains all about it:
th-cam.com/video/wdu-yqz4of0/w-d-xo.html
This one or canon m50 im so confused can you help
Between the a6000 and the canon m50, definitely get the m50! Especially if you could get the m50 mkii.
If you can afford the Sony ZVe10 though, that’s been my recommendation since it came out!
@@VisionaryFilmStudios thanks mate im trying to find 6400 version now
Hi what is a good lens for the a6000 to make tik tok videos
This is my go to lens for Sony APSC cameras 😉
The ONLY Lens You Need for the Sony ZV-e10
th-cam.com/video/wZk09QLV4i0/w-d-xo.html
I dont know why you dont have example photos and videos
dude that camera shake....this camera is awesome for photos, but for videos not that good
don't shake then :)
In 2024 and recorded 2 years ago😅😂😂 good review though
Good advice doesn’t change after 2 years 😉
9:21 ok. For everyone who isnt a "car guy" the worst thing you can do to a car guy when we talking video, is to edit in a sound from a different car to another. Like on my time stamp. If you are a car guy you like me, can feel the rage when you put something like i dont know maybe it was like a Porsche engine? Over a mustang engine. Absolute disgrace. Never ever do it.
My ignorance is exposed!!! I'm definitely not a car guy, I know pretty much nothing about cars other than what I need to legally drive in the US. The sound effect was called 'car engine revving' and I didn't even think about anyone noticing! I hope you can forgive me...
@@VisionaryFilmStudios Haha, of course. If you are not a car guy i see why you whouldnt care. Wich is absolutely fine and understandable.
But if your chanel was about cars, then i whould watch something else😁
Too much talk.
This was so informative and I really admire the motivation given because sometimes it really is hard to get out there and just shoot. Thank you for this video!
There's lots of excuses not to go shoot, but just getting out there any making it happen is what separates the wannabes from the professionals!
Glad you enjoyed the video!