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Will check. Thanks!

1. In good condition. Well, don't mind minor scratches/dings, but should be minimal. 2. Invoice and box aren't necessary; If there, a plus point. Wouldn't mind splurging a little more if it's worth!

Yea, even for me! Out of 4 things ordered, 2 have been delivered already (with status staying the same) and there's no update on the other two!

Those are pretty good lenses, stellar price too! Expecting more responses from you in Photography thread. :p And yea, would be better if you get something automatic for wider angles, you'd have to struggle a lot with these manual lenses there. And A6000 at 17k where? Please get me one! :p

If you can stretch your budget get RX100-Mark 1.

Quite surprised with the way this is being done. Hoped the prices would drop soon but and now, after them admitting/ seeing that they have excess inventory , expected this to happen even sooner. Even if it happens it'll take some time to reflect here, in India. AMD cards have been pricier since...

For that price ,there are better configurations available on OLX and eBay, have a look there! For the said configurations half of the mentioned amount is fine.

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Exactly! The distortion is common in case of 35mms except for a few which are very difficult to find! Hexanons are cheap and generally have good reviews! No idea about Yashica though!

Can't deny that! But for portraiture I feel a 50mm on APS-C would be better.

Even Vivitars! But how good are those? Whereas you can get good 50mm primes for cheap!

When it comes to practicality 50mm is better as it offers more FOV and is comparatively faster. On an APS-C it gives an equivalent of 75-80 which is very close to 85mm on FF which is preferred for portraiture. Again, 35mm lenses are not that easy to find and are expensive.

35mm f/2.8 Carl Zeiss Jena Flektogon is the only lens that came to my mind and can be had for 8-9k; not really cheap for a manual lens. I saw someone selling a Sigma 30/2.8 on JJMF, you might wanna give it a look.

My bad. What I wanted to say is you can try those modes with the kit lens. And for Manual lens, for portraits, starting with a 50 mm/ 1.7/1.8 would be good. A lot of options are available if you decide to go for old lenses like Minolta, Pentax, Leica, etc.and even manual Canon and Nikon lenses...

I'm using a Nex-6. In Aperture mode you'll get those settings and you have the option of setting the ISO to Auto. I'm not sure how well that'd work with a manual lens though, as with these lenses there won't be any feedback to the camera. For manual mode, in settings you can find an option for...

Any lens of any mount with aperture and focus rings should work. Yeah, some of them have been. But these can be very cheap. For a basic prime like 50mm you'll have to pay 20$ and say 10$ for the adapter. If you want them new with Autofocus and everything, it'd again cost a little more but...

I shifted from a Canon setup to Sony for this one reason, abundance of manual lenses. Any old lens can be used with mirrorless system with a proper adapter and the manual ones work just fine, but might take a little while to get used to . If you go for a DSLR, you'll have to again invest in...

A 1060 is what you should get if you're planning to game on 1080p. With 1050Ti you'd be able to run the games with low-medium settings for another year maybe but 1060 should do better if you're not keen on upgrading.

Same platform so a BIOS upgrade will take care of it in case if you decide to go for an upgrade. Flashing BIOS is not a big deal! Prices keep fluctuating, can't say about that!

Not sure about how the new Ryzen processors are going to be! Even if they launch new processors next month it'll take a while for them to get here and same goes for the price cuts. So, you can start with 2400g if you want.