Enjoying your content!! I have a quest I'm about a year into photography and have Sony A6400 do you think this a a good camera to start and potentially get client based work with. Thanks
Thanks for watching! Yes I definitely think it is good enough to get some client work. As you get more into it though, consider grabbing a camera with dual card slots. Just to protect yourself and keep your customers happy. I haven’t had a card fail completely on me yet (one was close and I chucked it). But starting out I think it should be fine except for something like a wedding etc. Just curious what type of photography will you be doing?!
@@Lee_Squire right now I'm going into portrait, family and landscape photography with the kit lens E 85-135mm f3.5-5.6 and haven't had any problems with my sd card but Id rather be safe than sorry
@@quentinhughes6500 Totally makes sense. Yes, for sure I think something like the Sony a74 or even the a73/a7r3 (what I currently shoot with) would be great. Should be some good deals going on right now if you didn't grab one during black Friday. But either way you'll be set. Good glass is always better than the camera. But if you're going to move to full frame just keep that in mind.
Enjoying your content!! I have a quest I'm about a year into photography and have Sony A6400 do you think this a a good camera to start and potentially get client based work with. Thanks
Thanks for watching! Yes I definitely think it is good enough to get some client work. As you get more into it though, consider grabbing a camera with dual card slots.
Just to protect yourself and keep your customers happy. I haven’t had a card fail completely on me yet (one was close and I chucked it). But starting out I think it should be fine except for something like a wedding etc.
Just curious what type of photography will you be doing?!
@@Lee_Squire right now I'm going into portrait, family and landscape photography with the kit lens E 85-135mm f3.5-5.6 and haven't had any problems with my sd card but Id rather be safe than sorry
@@quentinhughes6500 Totally makes sense. Yes, for sure I think something like the Sony a74 or even the a73/a7r3 (what I currently shoot with) would be great. Should be some good deals going on right now if you didn't grab one during black Friday. But either way you'll be set. Good glass is always better than the camera. But if you're going to move to full frame just keep that in mind.
If mainly shoot 4k60, a7c2 or 6700? Any quality differences? Thanks. Great video
A7c2 better ig
The a7c2 I think has a crop for 4k 60, and due to that crop you might not see a big difference in quality unless your pixel peeping.