In this video I’m saying goodbye to my Sony a6500 — and it’s not because it’s a “bad camera”. I’ve been thinking about this for a long time, and I finally explain the reasons why I’m leaving the Sony ecosystem and selling my Sony gear. For me it’s less about specs and more about how I like to work: I want a simpler setup that pushes me to shoot more intentionally, instead of constantly thinking about what lens to bring, what upgrade to chase, or what combo is “best”. That’s where the One Lens One Camera theory comes in. I talk about why limiting myself is actually freeing creatively, especially for the kind of moody, cinematic filmmaking I love. If you’re stuck in gear paralysis, or you feel like your camera bag is getting heavier while your ideas get smaller, this is basically my honest take on how I’m trying to reset. And if you’re interested, I also link my gear shop where I’m selling the Sony stuff, plus the LUTs and presets I use to get my look in the edit.