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I'm ditching my heavy DSLRs for rangefinder mode cameras like Sony A6500.  Although I'm mostly into still photos, I have a good knowledge how to produce videos that can now be taken quite well in still cameras.  I've been doing extensive research on this camera in youtube videos pros and cons.  I've been also to review sites about A6500.  I'll be using this for travel and festival events as main and backup.  Sony A6500 fits my preference as a light camera that you can take anywhere and anytime.

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