Sony Alpha a6000 Mirrorless Camera (Black) with 16-50mm and 55-210mm Lenses, 24MP Bundle Professional kit with essential accessories (International Model)

I am truly satisfied by the weight, quality, and the pictures that I have taken. This was my dream camera. I bought it on New Years Eve 2018 and since then, I have taken over 8000 photos. It was worth it.

I've hat this camera for a couple weeks and have spent months getting into dslr's with the Nikon D60 and the Canon Rebel T7. This Camera blows them out of the water. The features and range of adjustment on the α6000 are impressive to say the least. So far I don't know that I've taken a bad photo and I primarily use this camera in manual mode. The color this beautiful piece of equipment captures is surreal. One of my only complaints is sometimes the Auto focus continuous mode gets a little goofy trying to focus in lower light. Tried to add a photo I took with this but it was too large to upload...

Received as a gift ( of course because i wanted it ) a cpl weeks ago. so far love this camera , has features you wont find on cameras at twice the cost. i would highly recommend to people with a little camera experience even though any can use it but someone with some photography experience could only truly appreciate this camera. great photos , video , customization set ups , wifi linking . I could go on for ever watch some YouTube Videos and you too will be running out to get one! over all great camera

I bought my camera about 6 months ago, I'm in no way a professional photographer but this camera really does make me feel like one, great lenses!! I love about every picture I take, I'm just in love with it. I definitely recommend you buy it, great camera.

Bought this a month ago and so happy I did! This solid looking camera has a lot of features I've yet to learn, and some I've seen on my old camera, but couldn't really employ but even on auto focus, this camera's photos are crisp and clear and easy to take. This alone inspires me to learn more about all the features and take things to the next level. Since this has been a life long goal, I'm pretty stoked about finally getting around to this. I definitely recommend this to the amateur photographer without much experience to get started taking more sophisticated pix!

This camera was purchased as a replacement to an older Alpha model which was stolen. It was a bitter sweet upgrade with incredible consequences. The camera is simply incredible and produces stunning quality photos for the casual user, and can be coaxed into amazing professional quality with use of it's deeper settings. Aside from the quality of the photos that it captures, Sony has done it absolutely right with the design. Where other smaller bodied cameras seem to slip right out of the hand, Sony a6000 has an incredible ergonomic feel that grips solidly and doesn't let go.

I just purchased a6000Y which includes kit lens and zoom lens with the body. I am very satisfied with it. Images are sharp and the FHD video is top-notch! I cannot ask for more. I upgraded my Sony NEX-3N to a6000 and the difference is night and day! I am sure that a6300 and 6500 has better features and all, but I think I will be good with the a6000 for upcoming few years and then probably upgrade to a higher models later on. For now, I am thinking about purchasing SEL35F18 to add quality of portrait photos!

I bought the a6000 kit with 2 lenses not long ago and I've been very impressed by the capabilities. I owned a canon 50D, a great camera 5 years ago, and finally switched to the mirrorless world. I wanted something a bit smaller and lighter, with better low light capability. It was down to the Sony and Olympus, but the Sony looked like it had room to grow into, as far as the sensor was concerned. Since I purchased the camera, I've been taking at least a few photos every day and experimenting with the different settings and the programmable buttons. The low light and sharpness performance with the kit lenses has been pretty good with the kit lenses. The autofocus, tracking and 11 frames per second have been great for dog photos. One thing I will be looking for a fast super wide angle lens around the 12 mm range in the near future. In the first photo, I lucked out with an awesome sunrise on the way to work. I did do a little lightening to the foreground in my digital darkroom, but other than that, it was a great morning. I took this one on the "Superior Auto" setting and it was hand held. I just wish I had my tripod and about 10 more minutes to shoot. In the second photo, I was out until almost one in the morning trying to get a shot of the Milky Way. After 5 or 6 tries I finally got the ISO, speed and focus just right. I highly recommend turning on the peaking level and color for this. I used small and red for the stars to get the best sharpness in manual mode. In the third photo, I was playing around with the downloadable filters. This one is called "Toy Camera" and it is pretty fun. It looks a little like when using a tilt-shift lens, but all with software built into the camera. All in all, I could not be happier with the camera. If I would change anything, I would swap the selection dial to the right and the adjustment dial, your thumb naturally sets where the selection dial sits, or maybe a second dial where the power switch is currently . It would be nice if you could adjust the aperture from there. I also have large hands and it would be nice for a little more room to hold onto the camera. This is a tough call though, because if I did that, it would be just as large as a DSLR that I wanted to get away from.

I bought this camera for a future trip to Alaska. Didn't want to carry my DLSR and lenses. The Sony is light weight and compact with a load of features. Two kit lenses came with the camera (16-50 MM & 55-210 MM), they doesn't seem to be to bulky for travel. I have owned numerous Sony products over the years and expect this camera to perform well.

The a-6000 is probably a great camera. However, it is NOT a good model for moving up from basic digital cameras and photo editing software. A user-friendly "Quick Start" guide for both still pictures and videos would have allowed early success and been MOST appreciated. Even including the Y following the model number on the camera body or instruction manual-- to ease product registration-- would have spared some frustration. (It's on the box, if you're still looking.) Figuring out how to take and view pictures is easier and much more intuitive than videos. To be clear, taking videos is easy. Viewing and/or editing is another story, and the PMM software ridiculously complex. Understandably, there's a learning curve with new technology. However, manuals and videos tend to render most accessible even to novices. This one does not. Truly, this camera is designed for an intermediate photographer--regardless of alternate reviews. Effectively using the basic technologies of this camera has been a very frustrating process for this newbie--who has a doctorate and uses a wide variety of tech regularly. Although I have viewed more than 3 hours of tutorial videos and read the manual, I may need to return it since I still can't simply rotate the short video I took, and reviewing youtube learning videos to find the right one has become too time-consuming. I may even go back a digital recorder and my Nikon film camera, multiple lenses, and photo-editing software since I find point & shoot digitals and camera phones too limiting. #Marketinggap