Sony Alpha a6600 24.2 Megapixel Mirrorless Camera Body Only Black

Great for videostreaming and videoconferencing. The app to donwload images is quick when linked to a phone.

I recently upgraded my old camera system (Canon T1i). I have been a die hard canon fan for years. I did some research and found I was really impressed with the Sony a6600, and took the plunge. I love it and I can't wait for my Alaska cruise next month. Now I get to look at accessories as the budget allows.

I have previously been rolling with the A6000. I was looking for something with all the features the A6600 presents. The longer shooting time for video and many more focal points was a selling point for me. 4k is defiantly a major bonus. Some features of apps are already built in so I don't have too down load. I will always love the fact of lens versatility.

I bout this a week ago and I'm satisfied with everything about it. I can't wait to switch to full frame for the FULL experience!

Bought this 2 days ago ,Camera is great I replaced my Sony a7III did not like it at all , What I need is something not so complicated as the a6600 . Plus much lighter that any other camera .Very highly recommended Great Price

I have owned many a6xxx models and this one is incredible. I've paired it with the new 16-55 f/2.8G and the image quality is on par with my a7iii and a GM lens. In fact, the autofocus is better IMO. For me it's a a6500 on steriods.

This has be an AWESOME camera I've used!!! great features, great quality, i have no complaints

He a6600 is a great camera. The picture quality is excellent. It is very fast compared to earlier Sony DSLR cameras. The new grip with high capacity battery is very ergometric. The 16-55mm f2,8 lens is very sharp and perfect for people and portraits.

I have been using the a6000 from its day one as my second camera for FF a7R. Finally decided to upgrade a6000 going to more advanced compact APS-C camera. My initial impressions are pretty mixed since from one side it is a step up from a6000 and first of all because of IBIS and better auto-focus but from other side the camera is not such good as I've expected and in many aspects it looks like downgrade from a6500. So my current thoughts are: Pros: 1. IBIS; 2. Much better auto-focus including Animal Eye AF; 3. Better battery. Cons: 1. IBIS and Eye AF are not such effective as expected; 2. Panorama mode and pop-up Flash were removed from the camera ; 3. Noise level and picture quality are not much better than a6000 (it is not the final verdict yet, I still testing); 4. Still only one memory card (not big problem for myself but it is what it is); 5.* Last but not least, Sony calls it a "Premium" camera, however, such expected (for 2020) and necessary features like Pixel-Shift and Focus bracketing are still absent which significantly limits usability of the camera and especially in Macro Photography area. Years old a6000 had some sort of in-camera focus bracketing through additional PlayMemories app but in a6600 even such capability was removed. Yes, still it can be used together with rails in studio but in the field (primary area of use of any compact camera) such capability is lost.... My current conclusion is: Sony a6600 could suit well as an upgrade for Sony a6000 (not going to other camera brand and continuing use existing lenses and workflow) but I cannot recommend it as a first Sony camera and, in my opinion in this case better to look for other model.

When ive bought this product i was expecting eye focus on video mode very smooth as afc in a6500. I was wrong! Autofocus in this model went so bad even i already put in slow for AF drive speed and standard in AF tracking sensitivity. Could sony make improvements for next firmware updates?