Capturing first time with Sony Alpha 6000 & kit lenses

As you know, recently I just bought my new SLR camera Sony Alpha 6000.

So After understanding the default settings and doing some simple indoor shoots, I’m really excited & waiting to take my camera out and shoot something amazing.

I just want to see the difference between my old Canon 1300D and this beast.

and yeah, if you’re looking for a short answer then this camera is worth every single penny, it’s a great mirrorless camera at a cheap price.

and as you know during this pandemic, it’s very hard to go outside and shoot.

but but but, I finally get a chance to go outside and shoot some amazing Maternity photoshoot for my sister.

with my Sony Alpha, I got two kit lenses, one 16-50mm and another one is 55-210mm, the zoom lens.

checkout an in-depth review of sigma 56MM F/1.4 lens

now without talking more about it, let’s check out all the images which I captured using this camera.

Capturing First Time With Sony Alpha 6000 & Kit Lenses

so today, I’m going to share some of my favorite shots which I captured using Sony Alpha 6000 kit lenses.

as you know these days, every single photographer loves to capture in RAW.

and using this camera I just captured many different shots.

so in this article, I’m going to share some of the best and edited versions of my images which I captured using this camera.

I edited all these images using my smartphone, the application I used to edit all these images: Lightroom, Snapseed & Lens Distortions.

Captured using 16-50mm lens

here are some of the beautiful images, which I captured (first time) outdoor using this lens.

For your information, these all images are compressed but captured RAW.

so as of now, I don’t have any experience or knowledge to find better apps to edit RAW images for free :), so I simply converted all images in JPEG format and edited.

If you know any application to edit RAW images, then comment below.

Quick Update

I found a couple of apps & software to edit RAW files for free, so make sure you check them out…

now, let’s talk about the images…

If you’re asking me about the settings, then I captured these images using manual mode.

and as you can see, all images are captured at the same place so the camera settings which I used to create these images are Aperture: F5.6, shutter speed: 1/650, and ISO of 640.

To edit these images, I used Lightroom + Lens Distortions (to give a better artificial light source).