Rainy Street Photography POV - Sony A6700 x Sigma 10-18 f2.8 

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Hahah he’s back!!! 😂🤘🏻

We need some snow here please 😂🤘🏻

Appreciate it 😊❤️

Thank you and let’s go! 🔥

Glad you like them!

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so good right?

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How is the autofocus with the sigma 18-50 on the sony a6700? Is it snappy like native sony lens (photo ans video) I'm looking to buy sigma 18-50 for my a6700 and i want all the autofocusing power from the sony, thanks in advance 📸

@@konstantintunchev I'm pretty happy with it but not using it for any type of sports or fast action like I do with my full size full frame cameras. Try it out if you can but a native lens like the Sony E 16-55mm f/2.8 might be faster. Sorry I can't be more help. Good luck.

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It’s great!

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Thank you so so much! 😊 btw just out of curiosity how come you watch my videos if you don’t have a camera?

@@thaticelandicguy I got interest in photography very recently. Since then I was learning about photography and researching about camera and equipment. Hence my RU-vid got filled with many photography related contents. Including yours. I really started loving street photography. I graduated from my college recently and don't have a budget to buy a camera rn. Now I'm using my smartphone to shoot and learn. I wish to buy one camera soon. I think buy a used one is better to start , what do you think ? and which camera you would suggest for me as a beginner ? Canon or Nikon or Sony ?

@@AbanRoby Hey man, if you haven't already bought your first camera yet, I have some advice for you. This is coming from a guy who was like you once: straight out of college, wanted to take better/cool photos with a "real" camera that I thought would take better photos than my phone, and was interested in which camera to start with. I've been doing things like street and lifestyle photography as a hobby for about 5 years now and I will give you the most advice I can give in the shortest amount of time to hopefully save you *money* *time* and *energy* and get you started on the right foot. - There's A LOT that goes into photography and videography...and I mean A LOT. When you purchase your first camera, _be patient_ with both the camera and yourself as a photographer. You're probably gonna think to yourself: "My photos don't look like [insert RU-vid photographer here]s photos." The reason is that it's gonna take time to understand the concepts of exposure, composition, and editing. - Start with a camera like the one used in this video. I'm a little biased, but I've shot with Sony for 3 years and I've gotten great photos and video out of the 2 cameras that I owned from them. This one is APS-C, not full-frame and full-frame isn't something you necessarily _need_. I'd also just get one good lens and learn to take photos with what you have. There are plenty of good lenses and Sony is compatible with 3rd party lenses, (unlike Canon). On that same note, I've used Canon too and even though they only use their own lenses, I've gotten great results from them as well. - Try to find ways to use your camera as much as possible. A big problem that happened when I got my first camera is that I used it for like a day or two and then it just kinda collected dust because I didn't know what else to shoot or do with it. Don't let that happen to you, _find inspiration_ with your camera. If you're not traveling a lot, find ways to photograph your community or the area you live in. These kinds of videos should help you out a lot. There's A LOT to learn if you want to get into photography seriously, but it's an art form of patience. Everyone who's gotten good at photography started somewhere and didn't take the best pictures when they started. Getting good takes time, commitment, humility, and consistent learning. If you feel like there's a concept you might be missing or weak in, go re-learn it until you get it right. I really hope this helps and sorry if it's a little long. I just read your comment and remembered how I felt when I first got into this stuff too. I spent a lot of money I shouldn't have because I was convinced I'd be a "complete" photographer if I had a certain camera and that's far from the truth. Yes, some cameras and lenses blow others out of the water, but the most important thing to remember is how good of a photographer/videographer you can be with the equipment you have and _that_ is what will keep you going. Hope you have a good time getting into this hobby 👍

@@CDeeez94 Thanks a lot man. Really appreciate your efforts to share ur knowledge and advice. I'll definitely remember what you said when I buy my 1st camera. 👍🏻❤️

@@CDeeez94 added to that, take a photography course or at least a lesson with a photography teacher in your city.

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Thank you so much! Hopefully one day our paths will cross my man 😊

The 15mm is great I have that one too, this one is epic tho. One of my all time favourites with the Sony apsc is Sony 10-18 f4. This however is smaller and has 2.8 which is great. It lack OSS though if I’m not mistaken but with a6700 it doesn’t really matter 😊

If you could only keep one, which would you choose (I don’t really do video/vlogging but occasionally so astro photography)

And have you had any problems with it freezing on your a6700? Mine occasionally freezes with the sigma 56mm, and I know others have had the same problem.

I know ahhah I never use a strap and after that I really though to myself “oh my that was super close” 😂 Let’s go grind it out brother!

always strap up@@thaticelandicguy

Sigma 17mm f/4 DG DN 🙏

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Sigma 23 mm f/1.4 🤞

Thank you king 👑

More to come!

It’s a big upgrade from the a6600 imo, if you wanna go ff that’s up to you both will be good 😊

@@thaticelandicguyThanks for your reply mate! Hoping to see more content from you and the camera whilst I wait for mine to arrive 😍.

Your camera is set to sync with a flash, as a flash can only be captured up to 1/160

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Do it man!

10-18mm 2.8 more versatile

Hahahahaha 😂 banana stable shot lol

@@thaticelandicguy you ate it after using it? 🤣

Hahah yea 😂

Yea these photos are edited. It takes a while, but I have a good preset pack that I've made that speeds up the proccess a whole lot: thaticelandicguy.com/collections/frontpage/products/the-master-street-collection-lightroom-preset-pack

@@thaticelandicguy if AI would use radiant and linear gradients automatically, I would take them :D at least Lightroom detects now the subject and background thanks AI, no need to brush anymore like yoiu did in your tutorials. Thanks for you work, you surely have a talent to be on camera :)

Aperture priority 🤘🏻

How could one answer that? All the photos were great but I especcially like the moody photos of that red tower

@@aboutcloud7661 thank you so much!

@@thaticelandicguy it’s always a pleasure to watch your content

The one with the NG Saab 9-5 .

As does the size, I'm glad I waited! But still the Tamron is great as well.

To edit yourself?

Stockholm

Jebs 🤘🏻