Sony ILCE-6000L

Sony ILCE-6000L

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Brand : Sony
Product name : ILCE-6000L
Product code : ILCE6000LB
GTIN (EAN/UPC) : 4905524974393
Category : Digital Cameras ✚
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Long product name Sony ILCE-6000L :
24.3MP, Body + 16-50mm Power Zoom Lens - APS-C type (23.5 x 15.6mm) "Exmor" APS HD CMOS, 3:2, AVCHD: MPEG-4 AVC/H.264, MP4: MPEG-4 AVC/H.264, Wi-Fi, NFC, 3" TFT display, 285g, black
Short summary description Sony ILCE-6000L :
Sony ILCE-6000L, 24.3 MP, 6000 x 4000 pixels, CMOS, Full HD, 285 g, Black
Long summary description Sony ILCE-6000L :
Sony ILCE-6000L. Camera type: MILC, Megapixel (approx.): 24.3 MP, Sensor type: CMOS, Maximum image resolution: 6000 x 4000 pixels. ISO sensitivity (max): 51200. Digital zoom: 4x, Focal length range: 16 - 50 mm. Fastest camera shutter speed: 1/4000 s. HD type: Full HD. Display diagonal: 7.62 cm (3"). Viewfinder type: Electronic. Weight: 285 g. Product colour: Black

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Updated:
2014-12-18 03:50:11

Average rating:87

Uk has collected 214 expert reviews for Sony ILCE-6000L and the average expert rating is 87 of 100. The average score reflects the expert community’s view on this product. Click below and use Uk to see all ratings, product awards and conclusions.

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pocket-lint.com

Updated:
2014-12-18 03:50:11

Average rating:90

The Sony A6000 is, in some respects, the older NEX-6 reincarnate. Which puts it in good stead: as far as interchangeable lens cameras go, the NEX-6 was one of our favourite small scale models with a built-in electronic viewfinder, so the Alpha A6000 arriv...

Keenly priced, built-in electronic viewfinder, tilt-angle LCD, great build quality, impressive high-res image quality, 11fps and AF-S an achievement at this price...
Some autofocus accuracy slip-ups, battery life needs to be better, no touchscreen, JPEG processing a little harsh for higher ISO sensitivities...
All told the Sony A6000 is an echo of its earlier NEX-6 model, making it a sensible balance of small and light but also powerful and capable of producing great images. We love the built-in electronic viewfinder, tilt-angle LCD screen and the step fo...

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stuff.tv

Updated:
2014-12-18 03:50:11

Average rating:100

The A6000 may not be one of Sony's top tier E system cameras but it's still a beautifully made product: not only is it metal-bodied and sturdy as you could hope for something in its price range, it's also surprisingly compact and lightweight considering t...

Incredibly fast, accurate autofocus, Tiny, lightweight and sturdy, Big, clear electronic viewfinder, Impressive still and video quality...
No in-body image stabilisation...
Sony A6000 verdict Open Gallery Sony has really nailed the concept of a compact system camera with its recent launches: something small enough to carry around almost everywhere you go but with power and features that rival – and in many instances...

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reviewed.com

Updated:
2014-12-18 03:50:11

Average rating:90

Back in 2010 when Sony released the original NEX-3 and NEX-5 , the NEX lineup was unlike anything else on the market. Though Micro Four Thirds mirrorless cameras had been around since 2008, the NEX line was a more modern twist on the mirrorless concept. W...

Camera performance has improved by leaps and bounds over the last few years, and the market is as competitive as it's ever been. While the common wisdom just a few years ago was that you had to spend upwards of $1,000 to get a decent interchangeable lens...

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expertreviews.co.uk

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2014-12-18 03:50:11

Average rating:100

Price, rating and specs based on the 16-50mm kitThe old NEX-6 marked a turning point for compact system cameras (CSCs). It was the first model that felt like it posed a major threat to SLRs. With the same size of sensor inside, it could match them for ima...

Hits a home run for quality, performance, features and price...

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Digitaltrends.com

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2014-12-18 03:50:11

Average rating:60

Sony's newest compact system camera (CSC) has been eagerly anticipated by mirrorless fans, if chat rooms and forums are any indication. The follow-up to the highly acclaimed NEX-6, the Alpha A6000 has a higher-megapixel 24.3MP APS-C sensor, speedy respons...

Very good stills and movies, 11 fps burst mode, Super-responsive AF system, Quality EVF and LCD...
Kit lens is too limiting, No touchscreen display, Red-dot movie button hard to engage...
This shouldn't come as a surprise: We gave the NEX-6 an Editor's Choice, and with higher resolution, faster burst mode, and improved AF and menu system the A6000 gets one too. A touchscreen LCD really would've made the package even better, as would relo...

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amateurphotographer.co.uk

Updated:
2014-12-18 03:50:11

Average rating:100

After four years, it is only now that Sony has updated its NEX-6 – one of the most popular compact system cameras the market has ever seen – in the form of the Alpha 6000. The new camera also shares some common features with the equally popular Sony NEX-7...

Image Improved image detail and natural colour reproduction are visible in this image, shown cropped at 100%Striking a strong balance between aesthetics and performance, the Sony Alpha 6000 is a desirable camera with no standout flaws. Of course, improvem...

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thunderbaylive.com

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2014-12-18 03:50:11

Average rating:0

Lisa Gade reviews the Sony Alpha a6000 interchangeable lens mirrorless digital camera. The a6000 and a5000 are members of the Alpha camera line and they replace the NEX models. The a6000 is the higher end model that sits roughly where the NEX-6 did and th...

smh.com.au

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2014-12-18 03:50:11

Average rating:0

DateApril 30, 2014 (29) Read later SONY a6000. This 24mp compact system camera came supplied with the 16-50mm kit lens, which is equivalent to 24-75mm in film terms. It has a powered zoom for smooth video use. The sensor is APS-C size, which is...

brisbanetimes.com.au

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2014-12-18 03:50:11

Average rating:0

This 24mp compact system camera came supplied with the 16-50mm kit lens, which is equivalent to 24-75mm in film terms. It has a powered zoom for smooth video use. The sensor is APS-C size, which is the same as found in most consumer DSLRs. Auto focus is b...

Sony now makes compact system cameras with body and lens nicely balanced. Image quality is excellent. The electronic viewfinder – a little cramped for spectacle wearers – is a boon in strong sunlight, but the “Sunny Weather” viewfinder setting is also hel...
The smartphone connection is not as smooth or comprehensive in operation as the best from Panasonic and Olympus...
Sony keeps turning out new and different camera models at a breathtaking rate, some hits and some misses. The a6000 is definitely a hit. In this compact, austere, beautifully made body is a camera that can stand alongside any entry DSLR without the bulk a...

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digitalversus.com

Updated:
2014-12-18 03:50:11

Average rating:80

Announced back in February 2014 promising super-fast AF performances, the Sony Alpha 6000 has taken its sweet time getting to our test lab. But thankfully our impatience has been quelled... Sony is busy replacing its NEX camera line with a new set of Alp...

Excellent picture quality up to 3200 ISO, Good dynamic range, AF tracking is incredibly effective, AF coverage over the whole scene, Clear, goodquality audio recording...
Slow startup, Photosaving time is quite slow, Sony's 1650 mm OSS lens should be avoided, No electronic level, Menus could be organised more effectively...
If you're looking for a compact and relatively affordable APS-C mirrorless interchangeable lens camera to get the best out of your favourite lenses, then the Sony Alpha 6000 is a top choice. Its speedy and effective AF tracking system is a treat to use to...

techradar.com

Updated:
2014-12-18 03:50:11

Average rating:90

It's been a few months since Sony took the decision to officially drop the NEX moniker from its E-mount compact system cameras, renaming all of its interchangeable lens cameras with the Alpha brand, regardless of whether it is an A mount or an E mount (th...

Small size, Great EVF, Built, in Wi, Fi & NFC...
No touchscreen, Screen not fully articulated, Frustrating AF set process...
Sony has come within touching distance of creating the perfect compact system camera, but it's not quite there yet. Fantastic image quality, a small and sleek system, customisable buttons are all great to have, but there are a couple of niggles keeping i...

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techradar.com

Updated:
2014-12-18 03:50:11

Average rating:0

It's been a few months since Sony took the decision to officially drop the NEX moniker from its E-mount compact system cameras, renaming all of its interchangeable lens cameras with the Alpha brand, regardless of whether it is an A mount or an E mount (th...

Small size, Great EVF, Built, in Wi, Fi & NFC...
No touchscreen, Screen not fully articulated...

trustedreviews.com

Updated:
2014-12-18 03:50:11

Average rating:90

What is the Sony A6000? Sony's new a6000 is an update of the Sony NEX-6 , a very well-regarded CSC that managed to stay the course for a good four years. That it lasted so long is testament to how special it was, given the brief shelf-life of new models n...

Low light performance, Rounded specification, Solid design, Good Connectivity...
Lacks a standout feature, LCD could be better...
The Sony a6000 is an impressive CSC that may lack a particularly standout feature but otherwise offers a very compelling combination of compact form factor, very impressive performance and a reasonably competitive price.Next, read out Nikon D5300 review...

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techradar.com/au/

Updated:
2014-12-18 03:50:11

Average rating:0

It's been a few months since Sony took the decision to officially drop the NEX moniker from its E-mount compact system cameras, renaming all of its interchangeable lens cameras with the Alpha brand, regardless of whether it is an A mount or an E mount (th...

Small size, Great EVF, Builtin WiFi & NFC...
No touchscreen, Screen not fully articulated...

gizmodo.com.au

Updated:
2015-06-04 12:56:42

Average rating:0

Pretty much all mirrorless cameras — Fujifilm X and Samsung NX, to name a couple — with APS-C size sensors can take a damn fine picture these days. The Sony a6000 does its best to stand out with a pinch of style and updated tech, but it's still largely th...

For $650, body-only, the a6000 has strong value for the image quality and features you get. It's not a huge upgrade from the NEX-6, unless you really care about giant-sized images or having the latest, speediest autofocus. So keep your eye out for lower p...

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dpexpert.com.au

Updated:
2016-03-26 17:47:21

Average rating:0

960 street price Another Sony winnerThis 24mp compact system camera came supplied with the 16—50mm kit lens, which is equivalent to 24—75mm in film terms. It has a powered zoom for smooth video use. The sensor is APS-C size, which is the same as found in...

Sony now make compact system cameras with body and lens nicely balanced. Image quality is excellent. The electronic viewfinder – a little cramped for spectacle wearers – is a boon in strong sunlight, but the “Sunny Weather” viewfinder setting is also help...
The smartphone connection is not as smooth or comprehensive in operation as the best from Panasonic and Olympus...
Sony keep turning out new and different camera models at a breathtaking rate, some hits and some misses. The a6000 is definitely a hit. In this compact, austere, beautifully made body is a camera that can stand alongside any entry DSLR without the bulk an...

stuff.tv/my/

Updated:
2016-11-22 02:24:16

Average rating:100

The A6000 may not be one of Sony's top tier E system cameras but it's still a beautifully made product: not only is it metal-bodied and sturdy as you could hope for something in its price range, it's also surprisingly compact and lightweight considering t...

Incredibly fast, accurate autofocus, Tiny, lightweight and sturdy, Big, clear electronic viewfinder, Impressive still and video quality...
No in-body image stabilisation...
Sony has really nailed the concept of a compact system camera with its recent launches: something small enough to carry around almost everywhere you go but with power and features that rival – and in many instances outstrip – what you'd get from a much bu...

Read the full review

gizmodo.co.uk

Updated:
2017-05-12 04:23:36

Average rating:0

Pretty much all mirrorless cameras—Fujifilm X, Samsung NX, to name a couple—with APS-C size sensors can take a damn fine picture these days. The a6000 does its best to stand out with a pinch of style and updated tech, but it's still largely the same as th...

That a6000 has a sleek, modern design, with a solid set of controls and a big, comfortable grip. It produces beautiful images and decent video, with fast AF and response time. Controls are logically laid out, and provide a solid set of customizable button...
Despite the bump in resolution, image quality remains largely stagnant from previous generations. Some of the buttons could benefit from some tactile differentiation. No microphone jack puts the camera at a huge disadvantage for video shooters. The E-moun...
For £550, body-only, the a6000 has strong value for the image quality and features you get. It's not a huge upgrade from the NEX-6, unless you really care about giant-sized images or having the latest, speediest autofocus. So keep your eye out for lower p...

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slashgear.com

Updated:
2014-12-18 03:50:10

Average rating:0

With unusual cameras like the A7 and A7R, Sony's A6000 ran the risk of being overshadowed. Elevated from the NEX range to sit alongside Sony's full DSLRs with the Alpha prefix, the A6000 builds on the NEX-6 with a new 24.3-megapixel sensor and a flashy au...

It's easy to fall into the trap of discounting interchangeable-lens cameras as subpar to their DSLR counterparts, and certainly the early generations perhaps focused more on affordability and size than they did image quality. It's also clear that the sa...

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popphoto.com

Updated:
2014-12-18 03:50:11

Average rating:0

Sony's latest  gift to APS-C shooters does many things wellWhat's Hot: Excellent image quality, small size What's Not: Somewhat noisy at higher ISOs Who It's For: Budget-conscious ILC shootersRecent years have seen some very cool Sony cameras: the first f...

Sony's a6000 is a terrific all-purpose camera. Priced just above entry-level DSLRs, its advantage in size and weight over those cameras justifies the extra bucks. Compared with other ILCs in this price range, the a6000 offers detailed images, a great cont...

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mashable.com

Updated:
2014-12-18 03:50:11

Average rating:0

Sony's mirrorless cameras are killing it. The company's adept ability to combine DSLR-class APS-C image sensors and compact designs has flipped the entire camera world upside-down. So much so that camera heavyweights Canon and Nikon still haven't released...

Outstanding image quality, Lightweight design with big grip, Easier to use UI than previous NEX UI...
Overly sensitive electronic viewfinder sensor, Long buffer times after burst shooting, Oddly positioned movie recording button...
The Sony A6000 is another home run for consumers of all skill levels. Sony continues to set the bar high with a lightweight camera design, stunning image quality and incredible speed, all for a reasonable price...

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tomsguide.com

Updated:
2014-12-18 03:50:11

Average rating:80

Sony's 24-megapixel a6000 mirrorless camera is the follow-up to the NEX-6 and features a higher-resolution sensor, faster autofocus and speedier continuous shooting, to name just a few upgrades. This midrange camera ($650 body only; $800 with 16-50mm kit...

Fast continuous shooting and autofocu, Compact bod, Multiple custom control option, Above-average image qualit, Excellent low-light performance...
Vast array of camera settings may be overwhelmin, Noise reduction can be excessiv, Clunky adjustment of focus point selection...
Sony’s a6000 is a midrange mirrorless camera that offers an excellent feature set, fast continuous performance and top-notch image quality. Sony's 24-megapixel a6000 mirrorless camera is the follow-up to the NEX-6 and features a higher-resolut...

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dpreview.com

Updated:
2014-12-18 03:50:11

Average rating:80

Sony's NEX-6 was a departure from the company's usual lineup of mirrorless cameras when it was introduced in the Fall of 2012. It slotted in between the various NEX-5 models and the NEX-7, and staked out a middle ground between the two, aiming to offer an...

24 megapixel APSC sensor is one of the best in its class, Small body with generally well placed controls, Very fast continuous shooting, Classleading continuous autofocus, Excellent level of control over video (including manual exposure), High quality, re...
Flash exposures often misjudged, No Incamera Raw conversion option, Noise reduction can be a bit heavyhanded, No touchscreen, No electronic level gauge, Battery life feels low (though provided charge percentage info helps judge remaining life), Specifying...
The a6000 brings Sony's latest interface improvements and enhanced JPEG processing to a well-featured, competitively-priced mid-range camera. Its stand-out features are its comprehensive video controls and continuous autofocus performance unprecedented at...

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engadget.com

Updated:
2014-12-18 03:50:11

Average rating:92

By now, you've probably had a chance to shoot with a compact interchangeable-lens camera, or you've at least caught a whiff of that never-ending mirrorless cam hype. Sure, we've run into a few duds, but the last few years have brought a slew of models tha...

Incredibly fast autofocus, Excellent image quality, Beginner-friendly interface, Integrated WiFiand EVF, Solid battery life...
No microphone input jack...
There are more powerful mirrorless cameras on the market, but if you're looking to spend less than $1,000 including a lens, Sony's Alpha 6000 is a solid pick...

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pcmag.com

Updated:
2014-12-18 03:50:11

Average rating:90

The Sony Alpha 6000 ($649.99 body only) is one of the fastest-focusing cameras that I've held in my hands, and the quality of the images that its 24-megapixel APS-C sensor captures is outstanding. That it manages to perform this well sets its apart from t...

Incredibly fast autofocus. 11.1fps burst shooting with tracking focus. Amazing high ISO image quality. Sharp OLED EVF. Tilting rear display. In-body flash and multi-function hot shoe. Wi-Fi with NFC. Downloadable camera apps. 1080p60 video capture.
Overly sensitive eye sensor. Slow start up. EVF lags in very dim light. Lacks analog mic input. Some apps must be purchased...
The Sony Alpha 6000 focuses instantly and shoots at 11.1fps. Its image quality matches its speed, making it our Editors' Choice...

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whatdigitalcamera.com

Updated:
2014-12-18 03:50:11

Average rating:90

Sony recently made the decision to move away from its NEX range of cameras and naming convention, instead labelling its CSC cameras ‘Alpha' models in keeping with its SLT cameras higher up the range.The Sony a6000 arrives to replace the Sony NEX-6, a m...

Good high ISO performance; Great specification; AF speed...
LCD screen could be better specified; EVF a touch behind competition...
The Sony a6000 was always going to be up against it, facing some stiff competition and replacing a model which had stood in the range for some four years.The good news, however, is that on the whole it's an impressive model. It feature an impressive sp...

photographyblog.com

Updated:
2014-12-18 03:50:11

Average rating:100

The Sony A6000 is a new compact system camera featuring a 24.3-megapixel Exmor APS HD CMOS sensor, BIONZ X processor, a sensitivity range of ISO 100-25600, Fast Hybrid AF for optimal fast and precise autofocus as quick as 0.06sec with 25 contrast-detect a...

The Sony A6000 is a full-featured, responsive compact system camera that delivers excellent images in a variety of situations, all at a very competitive price that significantly undercuts its main rivals. Despite lacking a touchscreen interface and havin...

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cameralabs.com

Updated:
2014-12-18 03:50:11

Average rating:88

Sony A6000 review The Sony Alpha A6000 is a mid-range mirrorless camera with an APS-C sized sensor. Announced in February 2014 and positioned between the NEX-5T and Alpha A7, it's officially the successor to the NEX-6, although in some respects it cou...

Very high resolution 24 Megapixel sensor, Most effective continuous AF in its class, Fast continuous shooting at 11fps, Fast single AF, Good viewfinder and tilting screen, 1080p video with full manual control, Built-in Wifi with NFC and downloadable apps, Broad degree of customisation.
Laborious process to set single AF area position, No touchscreen. Screen only tilts, not fully articulated, Very basic Wifi remote control and no GPS tagging, Apps sometimes feel like reinstating features, No 3.5mm microphone jack, No leveling gauge, No miniature effect for movies, No silent shutter option.
The Sony A6000 is a good solid interchangeable lens camera with one major advantage over rivals: effective continuous AF which works pretty much anywhere on the frame for stills or movies. If you're shooting stills, it also works at the top continuous...

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dxomark.com

Updated:
2015-06-13 08:02:26

Average rating:0

The Sony Alpha A6000 is a revision of the earlier NEX-6 featuring a new 24-Mpix APS-C sensor and on-sensor phase-detection AF with improved coverage. Read on to find out how the new model performs.Sony's re-branding of the APS-C NEX mirrorless models as A...

Sony's re-alignment of the range with the new A6000 offering a better performing sensor than the NEX-7 in more –or-less an NEX-6 body is an intriguing development. When making comparisons, it's always worth looking at the camera's capabilities as a whole...

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dpreview.com

Updated:
2017-07-04 01:34:54

Average rating:0

Last updated: May 10, 2017The $500-900 category (based roughly on US MSRP) features quite a few strong offerings, some of which should satisfy first-time camera buyers with easy-to-use interfaces and point-and-shoot style functionality. Others are aimed m...

Google is holding a competition that could see your Pixel photos gracing millions of screens. Nikon's 100th birthday party continues worldwide as a distributor in Italy organized a one-of-a-kind feat: assembling the world's largest 'human camera' from ov...

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colbybrownphotography.com

Updated:
2018-03-31 06:46:29

Average rating:0

With the digital mirrorless revolution is in full swing with the photo industry, many photographers (pros and aspiring photographers alike) are moving away from their bulky and heavy DSLR bodies and lenses. While many people were interested in the thought...

Price/Affordability, Portability/Size, Great IQ, 11 FPS, Great AF system (179 AF points), Sony App Support, Can use Sony FE lenses...
Short Battery Life, Burst Mode AF accuracy, Slight Electronic Viewfinder Delay...
If you told me two years ago that for less than $600 I could get my hands on a mirrorless camera that not only compares to most DSLRs in terms of features, functionality and image quality, but beats many of them, I would of thought you were crazy. To me...

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thephoblographer.com

Updated:
2018-04-04 08:50:30

Average rating:100

When Sony first announced the A6000 camera, we were quite impressed at the autofocusing system that they boasted about. With 179 phase detection autofocus points, they sure do have a lot to live up to. Not only this, but the camera succeeds their excelle...

Great image quality, Super fast focusing, Wifi connectivity, Pretty quiet shutter, The best autofocusing system that we've seen in many ways...
Battery life drains very quickly, We wish that there were a thumb joystick incorporated into the design to make choosing focusing points faster...

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digitalcameraworld.com

Updated:
2019-12-08 11:39:59

Average rating:100

With the launch of the Sony A6000, Sony introduced what amounted to an APS-C version of the full-frame Alpha 7. At the same time, two old NEX lines, the NEX-7 and the NEX-6, were discontinued. Sony expects the NEX-7 owner to upgrade to the A7 range, while...

Powerful features, even today, Sharp 24MP sensor, Good autofocus, Built-in EVF...
Handling poor with larger lenses, Full HD not 4K, Not so good at high ISOs...
Old as it is, the Sony A6000 shows that many of the most important things we look for in a camera haven't changed. Its 24-megapixel sensor is as competitive today as it was when this camera was launched. Its 11fps burst mode is rarely bettered, even now...

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pcmag.com

Updated:
2019-12-08 11:39:59

Average rating:0

The Loxia 2.8/21 ($1,499) is the third in the Zeiss series of manual focus lenses for Sony's mirrorless camera system. It covers an ultra-wide field of view when paired with a full-frame model, and a more moderate wide angle when used with an APS-C model...

If you prefer the feel of a manual focus lens, the wide-angle Zeiss Loxia 2.8/21 is sure to tickle your fancy...

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gadgetreview.com

Updated:
2020-08-23 04:49:49

Average rating:93

The Sony A6000 may be a little dated, but as you'll see in this A6000 review, it still has a lot to offer, and is sold at one of the best prices that you'll get for a beginner-friendly mirrorless camera.The Full HD Sony Alpha A6000 is one of those Sony ca...

Tilting Rear LCD Display, Hybrid AF System, Two control dials...
Not capable of 4K video capture...
With a 24.3 Megapixel image sensor, a BIONZ X image processor, Full HD recording capabilities and a fast Hybrid AF system, the Sony A6000 is probably the best camera you can go for if you're just getting started out. If you opt for one with the 16-50mm f/...

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