it's a little bit awkward to take in and out

While I prefer the performance, desktop integration, awesome camera and intuitive interface, it's a bit of a pain to be last on the dev list for things like camera controls and smart home stuff

the bottom (where the hands' "moon" spot, in palmistry, sits) seems a bit "edgier/sharper" and doesn't nestle into that part of the hand as easily.- the rear thumbgrip on the

View finder sensor is a bit too sensitive and will turn off main LCD screen(There is a fix, just google it).4.

For beginners it is a little bit more difficult to use because there is so many settings

Exaggerates color a bit, more vibrant than reality but overall good

My only complaint would be that the wifi transfer seems to degrade photo quality a bit from camera to smartphone, but I think the cord transfer to computer works better

The images right out the camera as jpegs are stunning (maybe a bit over saturated and contrasty, but beautiful

I'm a bit neurotic about big ticket items, so I research and try lots of things before I'm happy

Great camera, easy to use, good picture quality, Wish it was weather sealed and a bit more durable.

The images right out the camera as jpegs are stunning (maybe a bit over saturated and contrasty, but beautiful

and it handles dim light a bit better than the 7 with less color static

a bit weird-battery life is bad (keep in mind that is a common issue with mirror less cameras)In

Photo quality was every bit of the mirrored cameras quality no complaints there

It is a bit too difficult to remove the SD card next to the battery

Auto focus was quick and incredibly accurate, lost a bit of it in low light with the AF assist lamp, but still at least a full second ahead of the other mirrorless cameras I have tried

Although, I find it a bit useful that I can charge the camera with a battery bank that I use my phones with because it charges via USB.2

but when it comes to picture quality you will find that the photos come out too soft and a bit dark in automatic mode and the battery doesn't last that long

Learn a little bit about photography and put in some effort, and this camera will reward you in spades

I switched over from Nikon to sony and I dont regret it one bit

0.5 star removed because it feels a bit cheaper-made than the Nex 6 (and my previous Nex 5N), and am essentially rounding down to 4 stars.

Forget your bulky DSLR and switch to mirror-less!There are two things about the camera that bug me a bit

I do wish the 16-50mm lens was just a bit faster, like f:2.

This makes it a bit easier to remember, and maybe even use, for beginning enthusiasts, but can also make the text a bit harder to read.- the SCN modes are all the same, but the animated on-screen 'dial' is on the left now, (rather than on the right, as with the NEX-6)

It does hunt a bit in really low light but no worse than most and better than some DSLRs at and above its price range that I've played with

Fast shooter capable of fast focusing and very nice color rendition, but the slap of the shutter was a bit too noisy for my shooting preference.

This makes it a bit easier to remember, and maybe even use, for beginning enthusiasts, but can also make the text a bit harder to read.- the SCN modes are all the same, but the animated on-screen 'dial' is on the left now, (rather than on the right, as with the NEX-6)

It's really a shame that Sony are leaving enthusiasts on a budget like myself out in the cold a bit.

Though, the sensor that enables it is a bit too sensitive, can’t find a way to adjust that.-Focusing

I am bummed out because now I have no camera for my upcoming trip and there is nothing else out there that I like as much as I liked this Sony a6000

Upgraded from Sony Nex 5T, so I could make use of 18-55 and 55-210 lenses.

The a6000 destroys the 5T in autofocus, it is far far faster and more accurate.

n’t lack much

There are a lot of naysayers on the web who say that Sony doesn't have a good lens selection, but the E mount lenses available for this meet my needs.

This is one of my two favorite E-mount lenses.

There are some good YouTube videos as well as a good e-book by Gary Friedman (http://www.friedmanarchives.com/alpha6000/index.htm)

The fastest e mount or fe mount constant aperture zoom available from any manufacturer is currently f4.0.

For now I rely on the fast and clear E-mount Sigma 30mm prime that works perfectly w/ the camera.