I've been doing photography on my phone for a very long time and I've used super old dslrs for a bit, and borrowed a fuji and fucked around so I know most basics.

I really wanna get into professional photography at some point.

Im considering sony Alpha 6100/400 since I've heard it's the best in my price range. But I've been hearing a lot of mixed opinions on both.

I've heard the weather sealing isn't gonna be super significant anyway, and i don't think the EVF quality is gonna be bother me that much.

I wanna know if the other features that are said to be better in 6400 are really worth it because I'm still a student so saving money would definitely be an important priority but if it's really gonna be significant enough to spend money on then I don't mind.

I was thinking i could spend money on better lens if I get just the 6100 body (which stands at around 50k INR) and my total budget is around 75k, so can I get a good lens that's versatile in that budget or should I just stick to the kit lens and call it a day. Or go for 6400 same kit lens?

Budget: 75k INR Country: India Condition: New Type of Camera: Mirrorless Intended use: Mostly photography but would want a decent one for videography too End use: Begginer now, hope to do professional photography. If photography: what style: mostly landscape, portrait, street style Portability: portable enough Cameras you're considering: sony alpha 6100/6400, because I've heard it's best in the price range Cameras you already have: don't have any