Sony a6000 or Sony rx100 iii

[Landslide305]

Gorgeous pics, fractal!

I will check into the used departments for some others in the future when money is not an issue. Though, I think I may end up keeping my 50 mm instead of replacing with the 35 mm as I had planned. The shots I got out of it last night were fantastic.

 

[zackiedawg]

KEH.com is probably the best bet - they have several, and they're running in the $75 range right now, which is pretty cheap!

Some samples I've taken over the past year with the 18-55mm kit on my A6000 as well - it can even be versatile - day or night, indoor or out:

Nothing wrong with the 18-55mm kit, even for stretching a bit in low light and challenging conditions...the A6000 is capable enough at high ISO to make up for the light loss - and having from 18mm to 55mm variable is very very convenient, versus sticking with only a fixed lens.

 

[WookieeGunner]

I can only afford one lens right now and unless I can find something to adapt my Canon lenses to the Sony,

Have you looked into a Metabones EF to E-Mount adapter? I think they make one that includes auto-focus.

 

[havoc315]

Have you looked into a Metabones EF to E-Mount adapter? I think they make one that includes auto-focus.

The metabones adapter with AF is around $400. Worthwhile if you have great lenses to adapt. But not worthwhile if you're adapting a $100 lens.

 

[fractal]

I recommend getting a cheap Chinese adapter for the Canon lenses, use manual focus with focus peaking and it will open up a new way to photograph.