I developed a disease that made me want a camera. Should I go for α6000 or EOS M3?
Ah, I'm worried...
I have developed a "camera craving disease".
However, there are a variety of options, from pin to sharp, so you may be confused as to which one to choose.
For now, I want to use it on my Osaka expedition.
Until now, I was satisfied with my iPhone camera for taking snapshots of my daily life and travels.
It's compact and easy to carry around, it's easy to take pictures, it has a lot of apps, it takes pretty good pictures, and it's easy to link with SNS, which is why the iPhone camera was the best choice, at least for me.
However, it is true that I wanted to take some higher-quality snapshots or something that could be called a "work".
For now, the Osaka trip is coming up, so now is the only time! ! That's what I thought.
Let's go for a mirrorless single-lens camera that even beginners can get started with.
So, after thinking about the Osaka trip and how it would be used after that, I decided to go for a mirrorless camera that even beginners would be able to get into at a reasonable price.
Recently, there are excellent compact digital cameras that can shoot 4K videos such as the SONY DSC-RX100M4, so I was wondering if I should go for that.
However, this time I wanted to experience the fun of changing lenses.
Will this turn out to be good or bad...
SONY α6000 vs Canon EOS M3
Then, I narrowed it down to two models: SONY α6000 and Canon EOS M3.
I feel that the α6000 is better in terms of specs such as shutter speed.
However, when I actually tried it at the store, I found the EOS M3 to be easier to hold when holding the camera.
Additionally, the tripod hole and optional EVF are positioned along the optical axis, making them easy to use.
Really...
So, as I wrote, I will be purchasing a camera soon.
To be honest, I want both the SONY α6000 and Canon EOS M3, but I can only buy one due to my budget...
What should I do now?
