:You know that convenient, inexpensive wireless intervalometer you use on your older NEX camera for time-lapse and astrophotography

You can now, for instance, trigger multi-frame noise reduction WHEN in the Time Lapse app

I never ran out of juice with this combo while taking MANY time-lapse sequences

The selection is almost non-existent, and they overprice apps that do functions that should be included in the camera like time lapse, bracketing and get this, lens correction is not included

It will record about 2 to 3 hours of time-lapse and the battery will be drained

This is major for things like time lapse and astrophotography, nevermind doing multi-frame shots of landscapes for HDR, etc

Contemporary DC DN Lens for Sony EManfrotto MKCOMPACTADV-BK Compact Advanced Tripod with 3-Way Head (Black)Having more than one battery is also recommended for long shoots or time-lapse photography

If you want to do time lapse with this camera, it requires that you purchase an app for $9.99, which isn't the worst.

This cam holds its own for time lapse use

I was anxious to use this camera for some extended time lapse, but you have to use a battery.

The Time Lapse app is really pretty cool

I'm finding that Sony has camera applications ($$) available for time-lapse, multi-exposure, etc

Sony's downloadable apps such as their time-lapse, long exposure, touchless shutter, and Flickr applications are all available to use with two button presses

So a 2 pound saving in weight - an expensive 2 pounds, but you also get the flash, a wifi remote control to an iPad, real video, and with an app the ability to do time lapse capture

The best way to pay for their phenomenal time-lapse and other software is by buying a Playstation gift card from Amazon and then redeeming it at checkout

In the time that I've used the camera I've shot hundreds of landscapes, macros, portraits, time-lapses, star photography and time-lapses, cinemographs, and incredibly sharp bird shots

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

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

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.

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

I have taken great images with my D7K and P&S cameras, but have not succeeded yet on shooting one such with this camera

The P mode works very well on the a6000

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.