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Question: Recommended second lens?
Document: Am loving this upgrade to my Canon S90 for pictures in general but also for professional use in capturing my the events I DJ at for my website. The autofocusing lens that comes with it is a good starter lens and I'll probably upgrade it down the line for different applications. Recommended.
So even though it's nice you can crank the iso up on this, you kind of need to in order to take shots inside a house. I am now looking at a prime lens and therein lies the rub. The fact that I might need to buy a second lens, in this case an additional $350 is hard to swallow.
It has no Viewfinder and no audio/mic input, though it does sport the newest Sony Multi-Connector which is essentially a MicroUSB plug that supports some additional products like a remote control (not available as of this review).Startup is fast - a little over a second, which is impressive as it needs to extend the power zoom lens. Speaking of the lens - this is actually a pretty damn good lens - 16-50 optical stabilized power zoom.
THE GOOD:  The NEX 3N is said to be the world's smallest camera based on the APS-C sensor, which is the second-largest sensor (about 16mm by 24mm) commonly found in mass-market cameras. The result is fine photo quality in a small package, with good high-ISO performance. Moreover, the 16-50mm e-mount kit lens is optically decent, and retracts to semi-pancake dimensions when the camera is off.
The small size makes it easy to carry around in a case or take on a trip in a backpack. I am very happy I purchased this camera and recommended 2 other family members to get their own, which they also love!
Something that does get a little annoying after a while is when you select a menu item, if you wait perhaps a second (its not very long) then a description bubble will appear giving you help on what that function actually does. This can get annoying and in the way as it obscures the menu item making you click the thumbwheel to close the popup help before being able to see the menus again.
The fact that I could easily access and control everything quickly without having even read the manual was the thing that pushed me over the edge to make the purchase. I find the control menus to be really good and I would not want to trade this camera's small body for a bunch of dials which only occasionally save me a half-second button press.
First, I highly recommend this camera for someone who likes Auto, I-Auto, or Superior Auto, or any of those automatic modes. Sony does a good job in those modes. Sony's stitch panorama is the best of any maker. Fuji is a close second.I wouldn't recommend this (or any NEX) to someone who likes to shoot in Aperture Priority or likes to customize their camera. Here's why:1. Sony's NEX menus are terrible - Seriously.
I chickened out. Fear struck my heart when I thought about being without a dslr and the lenses I've collected.Then I decided that the Nex6 was a little too expensive to keep as a second camera and a little too large to be a replacement for my cellphone. I really was attached to the viewfinder, wifi etc but just couldn't justify the cost.The Nex image quality is great. The price for 3n with the nice, compact zoom and a full APS sensor is outrageous.
Considering all of the features, quality build, portability and picture quality, I have been more than satisfied with my purchase. While I wish the menu was a bit easier to use, I think with time this won't be as much of an issue. If you are looking for an upgrade for a point and shoot or perhaps a second camera for the more experience photographer, definitely keep this little gem in mind. I look forward to seeing how it performs with some quality prime lenses in the near future.
Answer: Hello Beth. I own the same camera and absolutely love it. However, additional lenses are expensive for Sony cameras. The one I've settled on is the Sony zoom (55-210mm F4.5-6.3 Lens (sel55210), which sells for about $350.00 on Amazon and other places. Have fun! - Ray Hoy, Publisher, The Fiction Works. http://www.fictionworks.com