The mirrorless interchangeable lens camera segment is heating up. We have seen some really good mirrorless cameras across price segments this year. There's certainly more action happening in this segment and the advanced point and shoot segment, than the DSLRs which are just iterating on set design...

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.

My Nikon DSLR feels a bit clunky now so time to upgrade. The reviews on this model ticked all the boxes, but it's just not doing it for me. A day out by the quayside in glorious weather produced photos that were fine, but I actually prefer those taken on the oneplus 6 phone.

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.

If the Sony A7R is a champion heavyweight in its prime, the Sony A6000 is the scrappy younger brother with a leaner frame, faster feet and a few tricks up its sleeve that big brother hasn't bothered to learn.

Love it! Having progressed from a Nex5 to the A6000, I'm thinking "wow"! The difference Biggest pluses for me would be the more user friendly menu, ultra quick auto focus and the ease of use of all dials.

Easy to use; Compact; Build quality

The Sony A6000 interchangeable lens camera claims world's fastest auto focus

Quick and responsive; Tilting LCD; High-resolution APS-C sensor

Blocky; minimalist design; No touchscreen; Battery not as good as A5000

Full features, lightweight & easy to use.

Its an Excellent value for money, the autofocus is super fast. Id recommend a camera stand to work at its Best capabilities. The only con is the low light autofocus which could be fixed with the stand. :)

I bought this camera several months ago. Traveled around the world and have the camera with me most of the time. I am using mostly adapted old manual lenses. For the price - it delivers. A lot. WE have the flexibility to use it with almost any old manual lens. I am impressed, happy and will continue to use it as a back up camera (I bought Sony A7RII now) the only flaw is the my camera is not working with another flash unit. I tried several flashes, including Nissin I40 - all this flashes worked on another Sony A6000, so I guess my camera has some fault. I sent the camera for a warranty repair service a few days ago and hope it will be fixed...