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Question: Can someone tell me what I need to search for to find compatible lenses?
Document: I will bring either a small can of air or a air duster with me to clean the sensor after a few lens changes. There is a sensor cleaning mode - hard to find in the menus - but I can't tell if that or the air duster is cleaning the sensor. I think it is a problem for Sony to address in the future.Ruggedness: This is not a really rugged camera.
I find the a6000 far easier to use, very capable and high quality as a video camera, and super high quality as a still camera. I am a wedding photographer, been shooting for 15 years now, so I am very used to full frame DSLR's and their capabilities. I can tell you this a6000 with a prime lens beats out a Canon L zoom very noticeably on a calibrated monitor.
I sold my Sony RX 100-2 just because i hated not having a viewfinder ( and the complicate menu was driving me crazy). This camera is a little bigger but actually with the built in grip it feels just right on your hand. Super fast focus and agile snapping. This menu is finally much easier to follow and being able to find what you need in a jiffy. I just love it!
I'm enthusiast amateur photographer for 20 years, you can find 1D series full frame Canon cameras and L lenses in my closet, and I know how to use it. For many years I have not used any other camera but DSLR because there was huge quality difference between DSLR and regular compact camera, and I was used to the results DSLR and high end lenses were giving me.
If you have even moderately long nails, you will find the need to trim them so that you can get the same grip you may be used to on the NEX6.- 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 a6000 is more vertical than the more organic "diagonal" of the NEX6.
IF you are in the same situation then the RX100 M3 with the new faster lens could be a better option than the A6000 and the so-so kit lens. But if you need the hot shoe and will be frequently needing various lenses but won't be shooting a ton of portraits then the A6000 could be perfect for you. All-in-all the camera is a positive step forward and a very good value.Note: I realize that perhaps the lens was back focusing and needed micro-adjustment.
I had to invest in several e-mount lenses from Sony and they also have top notch quality. Very very happy.PS: I work in post with Lightroom 5, which natively supports the RAW files of this camera as the writing of this review. I also have Aperture but the RAW files need a little more work in that app (I'm sure Apple soon will give us the corresponding update).
If you need to ask, then you will not see the differences.What it is:- Excellent build quality and ergonomics. Solid feel.- Fast shutter. No perceptible lag between shutter release and shot as with a DSLR.- A great general purpose camera that takes some incredible pictures (I have posted 3).- A great lightweight substitute for 85% of what you would get with a DSLR with comparable kit lenses.- The lenses are excellent for kit lenses.
I ordered on Amazon, but they can't deliver on time, so I bought one from BestBuy at 799, picked up 40 minutes after ordering online.The focus system is amazing!! I think it is faster than my eye!! Which means that the camera will follow what you tell him to do for sure, the only problem is you can not tell him fast enough!
Bought an open box here on Amazon for a great deal, $150 off and you can't even tell it's not &#34;new&#34;.I was hesitant to buy this camera as I had the Nex 7, but I can honestly say the way it is set up, the new menus, and especially the mode dial, wow, what a different and improved shooting experience.
Answer: You will need E-mount lenses. Lens Compatibility : Sony E-mount, (Sony A-mount, Minolta/Konica Minolta Maxxum lenses confirmed via optional LA-EA adaptor)