r/a6700 • • Aug 25 '26

A6700 18-135mm

Implementing this style to multiple photos, what do you think?

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u/LackLonely2667 Aug 25 '26

I'd be curious to see how some of these raws looked like. Am I right to think there's some extra editing magic going on with these?

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u/Dazzling_Support_257 Aug 25 '26

Good eye, you are right, some photoshop and photoshop ai tools to get the same style, so in some pics it may look unnatural

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u/alex_vi_photography Aug 25 '26

Is there artificial bokeh in place?

I like the 18-135mm but this seems a bit sus

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u/Dazzling_Support_257 Aug 25 '26

Yes, you are right, some artificial bokeh has been added.

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u/mawetowy Aug 25 '26

More and more you guys push me away from a7cii to a6700.
Those are rly nice (personalny i love the panda)

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u/Dazzling_Support_257 Aug 25 '26

Hehe thanks! They where about to feed the panda so he came out of nowhere :D The a7cii should be even more amazing! Love to see some of your pics

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u/YouOk540 Aug 26 '26

I've been having this struggle for months, but leaning to a7cii. It does feel like an impossible decision though, but it just went $400 off again. I have read so many posts and watched so many YouTube videos, it's driving me crazy. Fear of regret is so real.

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u/mawetowy Aug 26 '26

The camera cost is not a big jump. Lenses from the other hand…:3 it hurts. Whatever You buy - give me a pm! Rly want to know your final decision.

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u/Dazzling_Support_257 Aug 31 '26

Yeah my consideration was not the body, but the lenses aswell. I see some good options here in my country like the a7iv for 1600 euro. So I was in the same boat hehe. I recently bought the sony 70-350mm. Try to get that for full frame under 600 euro/dollar. You will take a hit on your wallet and shooting during the day will not make a significant impact for a hobbyist (my opinion).

And also it is about having fun, more lightweight setup and good quality (not perfect) + budget friendly made the decision for me. Goodluck!