Pros: - Extra Battery - 1200 mAh - Compatible Rapid Battery Charger - Filter Lens Kit (3) - Sd Memory Card 64 GB (70 mb/s - U1 - C10) - Card Reader - actually this was Cons: - Bag - Not really 'Deluxe' - useless DVD - Tripod really small. Other thoughts: Great Mirrorless Camera.

Love the Camera. I grew up using SLRs. I am traveling more and I don't want to lug around a bulky and heavy DSLR but I want interchangeable lenses and features of a DSLR. Takes great pictures. More customization features than you can count. The new a6300 does not seem to be worth the premium.

light; fast at auto focus; more features than many DSLRs; built in viewfinder for those sunny days

not a large number of E-mount lenses available; it can use Nikor or Cannon lenses with an adapter

I've used the 50D and 7D Canon for years. Went looking for something smaller and this was the winner. A Sony rep showed me his a6000 and did a quick demo. 11fps was a big draw. I had 14 days to try it out and I put it to the test.

This is a powerful, lightweight and versatile camera. I would recommend buying a book to help with the very complex menus that this camera uses. Very high quality pictures. The only downside is that battery life is poor, and I'd recommend an additional battery and external charger.

Everything as expected and got exactly that what was described about the product. Fast Delivery Good Camera for any person who want so start doing photography

Everything as expected and got exactly that what was described about the product; Fast Delivery

Nothing

This is a good camera for the investment. The mirrorless technology is a benefit for travel compared to my large backpack with multiple cameras and lens combinations.
Great starter set and general purpose camera for a range of usees.

Easy to Use; Small / Compact

Lag / Shutter Delay

First, I am not any species of professional photographer. Have been fascinated by light and shapes, and the drama that lurks there when captured aright, since I prowled Southern California rail yards in the late 50s, happy with the (not-new) entry level 35mm camera slung around my neck.

I recently replaced my NEX-6 with the a6000 and it is every bit as good as I heard it was. I was tempted by Fuji but the Sony is lighter. My only issue is with the 16-50mm kit lens it could and should be better. Five stars for the camera and four stars with this lens.

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I agree with the first reviewer in general. However, my priorities are quite different as I am a landscape photographer who earns a living sell prints. If you care about image quality you can hardly do better than the a6000.

Outstanding image quality and the ability to use a very wide variety of lenses

A bit awkward at first if you are new to this type of camera, but not a difficult stretch; Build quality is not Pro level, though still quite good