Thanks ! Will probably look around for a 2ndhand lens + adapter then In the meantime will try out 50mm using kit lens.

Cheers 

i see.. but 35mm lense is a little more pricey than the 50mm if not mistaken? (just looked through the sony e-mount lenses) I'm looking for a more affordable option to start with .. but I would love to try and see which of these works for me if I could haha

Rovers9

If you are serious about learning and not the hangat, hangat tahi ayam type, then I would recommend that you get the A5100. Using the A5100 you will be able to understand what different focal length and aperture settings do to your pictures.

A point and shoot cam like the WX350 will not be able to give you a good grasp on those things as you would not be able to really tell what focal length you are using. You will also have less control over things like White Balance settings, metering modes and AF points selection.

So throw yourself into the deep end and get the A5100 with the kit and at least one prime lens and start learning.
albnok

The A7ii does have the feature that the cam will highlight the object that comes into focus when using manual focus right? What's that call again?

I suck at MF so that's the reason I want AF.

Talking about brighter version lenses on A mount, that's the other thing that's holding me back.

Oh, and one more thing : will I be able to use my F20AM flash on the A7ii and still be able to control my other flashes wirelessly? I'll need an adapter of course.

Hey thanks for your advice. I'm actually abit worry that I'm the hangat2 Tahi ayam guy and that's why maybe I should start of with the wx350. But after doing some research, the a5100 is so tempting though 
Thank you for your words. But idk how to see the camera whether is it in good condition (fungus etc.) or not since I'm a newbie 
Another question    how do u guys start of with your basic shooting skills?

Yeap, apparently they are exiting soon... news comes straight from Korea itself. Which is, like I said, a shame. But apparently the top management doesn't think they're making enough profit out of imaging, so that's that.

Like I said before, I kinda like their lenses. The (very bright) 16-50 and the 85 particularly. Plus their NX1 sensor have already been benched by DxO as being the best of the best.

But oh well... this is the same top brass who thought that the iPhone clone S6 and iPhone + stylus Note 5 was a good idea so yeah.

As of buying the Samyang 2/12, it depends, do you plan to stay APSC for long or do you plan to go FF any time soon?

Also, the 2.8/12 is actually a fisheye lens, and that 2.8/10 doesn't take external screw in filters due to the bulging front element (likewise the 2.8/12 fisheye). Which leaves the 2.8/14 if you wanna use it with normal circular filters.

new user for A6000.
Anyone recomment website teaching how to play with A6000?
Appriete..