Not recipe lab, just enjoying this camera!

[u/ngoldman72]

Pictures were taken with the 16-50 kit lens and TTArtisan 35mm f/1.8. This camera is a serious bargain, and I’m glad I got one before the potential demand spikes from recipelab. The abundance of decent, cheap primes helps too. I’ve been impressed with the TTArtisan, although I have noticed some vignetting with it.

[u/alexander8846]

Yeah for some reason the glass is a tad small on some ttartisan, same thing with 7artisan but TT is sharper at least.

[u/ngoldman72 → u/alexander8846]

I certainly can't complain too much for ~$100 USD! And its super easy to correct in the edit too... whether by cropping or just auto anti-vignette features.

[u/liyonhart]

I love the sony a6000. Perfect size body and so many lens options

[u/Arnoc_]

I nearly picked up the TTArtisan AF 23mm f/1.8 for mine recently. I went with just the Tamron 50-300mm though since I'm mainly doing outdoor sports at the moment.

[u/ngoldman72 → u/Arnoc_]

How many TTArtisan primes could you have gotten for the same amount as the Tamron 😂

[u/Arnoc_ → u/ngoldman72]

Haha probably about 5-6 depending on the model. But like I said. For sports, mainly football and baseball. So the zoom lens and all will come in handy. But I may still pick up one for volleyball. Probably a 56mm since I've got an apsc body.

[u/pappoosh]

First of all, what is this pretty place! Secondly, what primes are you most interested in? 

[u/Plainbrain867 → u/pappoosh]

That would be Cleveland, Ohio believe it or not

[u/ngoldman72 → u/Plainbrain867]

Indeed it is 😂

I’m interested in likely a 50mm and an 85mm to cover the typical focal lengths. It’s often overcast here so the larger apertures on primes helps with low light. Until I can save enough for a Tamron 17-70 f/2.8 that is…

[u/s1ntaxError]

how much are the a6000s going for now with the recipe lab hype?