Want to learn photography to take portraits, which lens is better, Sony nex6 or a6000? I'm still a student, T T, please help me!

The first question: which one is more cost-effective than Sony's NEX6 or ILCE6000? If these two machines are compared, I recommend ILCE6000. There are two reasons. First, ILCE6000 is "two years younger" than NEX6, and the machine released two years later in the digital world is very advantageous. The biggest improvement of ILCE6000 is pixels, with 2500W pixels much higher than NEX6' s16 million pixels, and the focus system upgrade is not small. Secondly, the prices of the two machines are basically around 3500 (single machine). However, the NEX6 officially announced by Sony has been discontinued. Even if you can buy it, you should pay attention to whether it is genuine or not. Many JS will cheat consumers under the guise of stopping production and reducing prices, so be sure to pay attention when buying.

The second question: What lens is used to take portraits? Obviously, a fixed-focus lens is the first choice. Sony 50 1.8 OSS is expensive (quoted price 1 100), but large aperture+equivalent focal length of 75mm (the focal length of the golden portrait is recognized as 85mm) is the first choice for micro-single-shot portraits.

The third question: other modes? Since I don't know what your budget is, since it is a student party, I will recommend it to you in an economical way. First of all, I recommend Sony's ILCE5000. The camera (16-50) is only 2600 yuan, which is an entry-level micro camera. The disadvantage is that the hardware is not excellent enough (the screen is not a high-definition screen or a touch screen, and the focus is worse than that of continuous shooting), but the picture quality is not much different from that of ILCE6000. If you want to by going up one flight of stairs, ILCE565438+. The price of ILCE 5000+16-50+501.8 OSS is about 3,800 yuan. Then there is the SLR, which has a large investment, but the effect is much better than the micro-single. The recommended model is Nikon D3300 or Canon 700D.

I think your first choice is micro-single, so micro-single is more interesting than SLR. Buying photographic equipment depends on two points: utilization rate and budget. If you understand these two points, you will not be blind.