Sony A6300

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Using S-Log2 and S-Log3 with the Sony A6300 (with LUT’s to download).

The new Sony A6300 is making quite a stir. This compact interchangeable lens camera has an amazing feature set that is very similar to the features found on it’s bigger brothers the A7sII and…

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Sony a6300 vs. a6000 – The 30 Differences - MirrorLessons

Heather of MirrorLessons compares the Sony a6300 vs a6000, citing the 30 main differences.

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Sony a6300 vs Fuji X-Pro2 - The two best mirrorless APS-C cameras

Mathieu of MirrorLessons compares two of the most powerful mirrorless cameras with an APS-C sized sensor, the Sony a6300 and Fujifilm X-Pro2.

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Just take a look at the description underneath the video, it contains all settings and links to examples. The video only shows camera menu.

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If you have just picked up to brand new Sony a6300, the successor to the most popular mirrorless camera ever released, or you are thinking about picking one up, be sure to check out these 25 tips that are aimed at helping you get the most out of this powerful and portable camera.

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Walking the Marina [testing Sony a6300 + Beholder DS1 Gimbal]

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Using the supplied adapter, both Sony E 10-18 and FE 28-70 can be used and balance is fine - at least roll and pitch. The center of gravity is a little bit to high but cam stays in position. Without adapter the quick release plate touches the lens and the center of gravity would be far to low. Would need a thinner adapter plate for balance and avoid collision with lens.