The only knock on the screen is the lack of touch screen, which is becoming more common in higher quality cameras

Very happy with the camera, so far the Only complaint is the lack of a mic input jack, but I knew that before purchasing.

The drawback for this camera is the lack of lenses longer than 200mm so if you are a wildlife photographer this camera may not be the right choice

The lack of marking on the Sony e-mount lenses was also a major issue

the lack of app selection and predatory prices is insulting

My only complaint is the lack off a wide range telephoto lens

The only downside that I found with the A6000 is the lack of lens selection.

The one complaint I have always had with Sony is their lack of software updates, they are notorious for releasing a whole new body and leaving their existing customer in the dark

At first I thought the lack of zoom would be an issue, but I've adjusted by using my feet and by thinking harder about how I want to compose the shot

I miss the lack of GPS and artificial horizon from my A55

Very happy with the camera, so far the Only complaint is the lack of a mic input jack, but I knew that before purchasing.

LOVE the lack of weight.

The terrible lack of documentation makes it impossible to master them

With my advancement in the craft came a few annoyances with my camera, though: the 12 MPs, noisy images at higher ISOs, and lack of direct controls, to name the most important.

Considering the resulting price, perhaps one gets their money's worth, even with a lack luster sensor.

In fact, it blew the Lumix LX7 with its f1.4- 2.3 out of the water indoors without flash, due the lack of noise compared the Lumix

To make matters worse, I purchased an Arca-Swiss-compatible L bracket.

, L lenses even more so, so as much as I love to use it when I go out with sole intention of taking pictures, those are not really handy to carry around for anything else

you can get extremely high quality photos for the cost of the cheapest L pro zoom lens (70-200 f4)

I own only L lenses as well as the well renowned Sigma 35 f1.4

The zoom isn't quite as smooth as with my DSLR

very nice features - 11 frames per second, in camera HDR, lightweight and compact, facial recognition, awesome low light capabilities, very easy to use with no getting frustrated as i toggle between ISO, F-stops, and shutter speed

A lot of the Pros complain that the focus system is not as good as those found in a DSLR but for me I found it more than good enough.

I had a very capable D3200 and 4 quality lenses.

The shutter speed and auto focusing weren't as good as with the newer firmware.

so if you purchase them as you upgrade all your lenses will work as you upgrade your camera body.

and I could not afford a better body such as

The camera is rated as best in class for a wide variety of functions and 'as good as' on most others...up against darn near anything