After using the a6300 for years, I upgraded during Black Friday. This camera is an amazing upgrade. With its 42MP I can capture amazing detail for both my portraiture work and product photography. This camera was a worthy upgrade to my arsenal and my main camera.

Phenomenal camera. 11fps , 4K, 120fps Full HD. This camera has everything I need. Fantastic in low light situations. I have shot this camera at ISO 16,000 and been able to bring back a significant amount of detail using Lightroom. The autofocus is out of this world. I really can't say I've had any problems with it and I haven't found a better option on the APS-C market from other manufacturers for the price. It's already showing some age but it's still as trusty as the day I got it.

I got this lens as soon as it came out. I was looking for a macro lens and saw this one had great reviews. Amazing image quality in terms of sharpness, contrast, and lack of chromatic aberration. It's definitely replaced my 50 1.8 as a main lens.  I am extremely satisfied with its capabilities as a lens for both macros and portraits. 

Amazing piece of glass and bang for buck. This lens is extremely sharp and produces fantastic results even wide open at f 1.4. The only con of this lens is that the autofocus isn't as snappy and fast as a native Sony lens. Until Sony releases an equivalent lens, this is the best wide angle you can get for your E-mount camera.

Having previously borrowed a Canon 50mm f/ 1.8 II from a friend and loving how sharp it was I set out to buy myself this lens. It gives me the autofocus I need,  smooth bokeh. and a great focal length at a relatively affordable price. In my opinion Canon's nifty-fifty is a bit sharper and renders bokeh differently so I might buy myself the STM version in order to get more creative with my shooting.

This lens gets the job done. It's a kit lens so the image quality is really soft, lots of chromatic aberration. It will get you started in photography but you'll most likely want to upgrade in the future if you want to be taken seriously.

This kit lens came with the camera. Just like the 55-210, this lens is really soft but again, it gets the job done. 

I chose this as my go to flash to start off. After careful consideration this was the most "bang for your buck" I could find out there. On or off camera this gives me the extra bit of light I might need in some situations.

I bought this in order to adapt Canon lenses and have full communication between the lens and the camera. For just $100 it works great for things where you don't need a fast autofocus or prefer manual focus. 

I got this backpack to replace my Lowepro Sling Passport III Messenger Bag. It fits everything I need (even my thick and heavy alienware laptop) and has great back support. Great price and it's Sony branded so it goes well with my gear.

This tripod is only $45 on Amazon and does everything I need it to. So far it has withstood the elements (salt water, snow, dirt, etc.) and been ran over by a friend's car. This is a great starter tripod. 

Ryzen 9 5900HS, Nvidia RTX 3070, 40GB RAM @ 3200Mhz, 1TB SSD, and a 165Hz QHD screen that is Pantone certified. This laptop is light, well-built, and definitely capable of handling everything.  

When you're at events you might want to switch between lenses quickly. This allows me to do so. Even though I bought it at a discount, it's a bit pricey...yet it's reliable and sturdy. I would recommend this for events such as weddings where you'll probably want to switch between a wide angle and a telephoto.

This pouch costs around $20 USD and took about a month to come in from China (AliExpress). It's a great alternative to spending hundreds if not thousands on a waterproof housing specific to your camera for light duty underwater shots.