Show us your Sony A6000 Images!

Sure. Here's the objective:
http://www.bhphotovide​o.com …mm_Modular_Obje​ctive.html
Here is the objective and ocular (it takes both)-
http://www.bhphotovide​o.com …_Objective_Lens​_With.html
For the A6000 I use this adapter-
http://www.bhphotovide​o.com …_Digiscoping_Ad​apter.html
But you could use this one-
http://www.bhphotovide​o.com …_Digiscoping_Ad​apter.html
Then add a stout tripod and head. I use a video head but not required.
Here is an example of a digiscoped House Finch at approx. 2250mm focal length. I know quite a few digiscopers who love the Lumix GH4 for 'scoping. It does have the ability to fo 4K Photo which really is nice but I still prefer the A6000 because of overall weight and size, the A6000 is just smaller than the GH4-

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/o9Z7​Ai

Thanks .. yes thinking back I guess those weren't the best setting . Or even necessary for that matter ..as far as fstop I'm sure F8 would've done well for sharpness over the entire image which would have then allowed a shorter shutter speed

I looked out the window saw the colors of the sun set and quickly set up..

Took these ones with an old Canon FD 35mm f2.8 manual focus lens and adapter. Really nice bokeh, colour fidelity, and excellent light transmission. The a6000's focus assist feature and zebras make getting dead-on focus extremely easy, and make using a lens like this a real joy. One thing I noticed was that the lens almost seemed to focus itself. That is, if I moved a few feet further away from, or closer to a given subject, or changed the vantage point a little the zebras would show me that the subject was still pretty much in focus - and only minimal or no adjustments were required. What also made using this lens fun was the fact that it put me back in touch with photographic skills I haven't used in decades - i.e. the art of manual focussing. This is actually a bright lens - somewhat brighter than the 16-50mm kit lens that comes with the camera. First image was shot at 1/125sec. f2.8, 100 ISO. Second one was taken at 1/50sec., f11, 200ISO.

16-70

elrey2375 wrote in post #17607296
16-70

Hosted photo: posted by elrey2375 in
./showthread.php?p=176​07296&i=i65470731
forum: Sony Digital Cameras

Impressed with the range to be able to have detail inside the vehicle and not be blown out in the outside portion.

Hosted photo: posted by elrey2375 in
./showthread.php?p=176​07296&i=i131871538
forum: Sony Digital Cameras

Good stuff. Did you venture over to East Jesus and Slab City while out there?

Oh yeah lol

So many great pictures have been posted since my last post. This really shows what a great camera is the A6000.

Here's my first shot using my Canon mount Tokina 12-24mm.

Ravi09 wrote in post #17610432
So many great pictures have been posted since my last post. This really shows what a great camera is the A6000.

Here's my first shot using my Canon mount Tokina 12-24mm.

Outstanding! Love the colors.

I like this. It looks like a film shot.

Thanks. It's a Kodak Portra 160 VSCO action.

Are the images you are posting all with the 16-70?
Or various lenses?

I've also been considering a walk around for street photography. .. and was considering the 16-70 or the 18-105..

I have not noticed anyone posting with the 18-105

The thing that threw me off of the 18-105 is that it is a power zoom, which I feel like I would hate.

I am also in the market for a 16-70 once I receive my A6000