I have the Sony A6300 with a 1.4 lens which is fine, wish I’d got the A6500 so I could off the gimbal. The A6000 might occasionally pop up cheap and it’d be awesome for low light fun and frolics.
The most important things to have are manual settings for iso and shutter speed.
Next is to have a big sensor.
To get good pictures you need to turn the iso down as much as possible and increase the shutter speed to whatever setting makes the image look like what you see irl. Usually several seconds. To avoid blur you need to put the camera on a tripod and use either an external trigger or the timer. Most cheap cameras have a timer, but only high end ones will have external trigger.
I’m using this camera for almost 10 years… It will work just fine :).
Canon EOS Rebel XSi 450D 12.2MP DSLR Digital Camera Kit w/EF-S 18-55mm IS Lens
Thanks, author for the theme.