Review on Sony A6000 Interchangeable Lens Digital Camera: SELP1650 Lens Kit - Black (24.3MP) - Ultimate Photography Experience by Hemant Hemant ᠌

I have an old 450D DSLR and a Canon S95 compact. Not a pro, just an amateur. I thought I needed a replacement for the S95, but its sensor is too small. Well, there is no video autofocus - these were probably the main complaints about it. Bought an A6000. Opinions are purely subjective based on a comparison of what is. S95 - with its 2.0 aperture at the short end, it does an excellent job with everything that the a6000 can do, of course the A6000 has less noise, but the sensor is larger. The speed of work is very debatable - I would give the S95. In the daytime, all cameras take the same photos, even when viewed on a monitor with magnification. I put Canon 50 through the adapter on the a6000, but it still works better on the SLR, the picture from the SLR is better with the same settings. There is, as they say, air in the frame. Sony is kind of screwed up. And vice versa - when you shoot in JPEG on Sonya, it seems to me that the camera itself lathers the background, in AV. On a DSLR, everything is determined by the aperture value, on Sonya I can’t adapt. Although both whales have the same characteristics. Viewfinder - for me a mirror is better. In general, now I regret a little that I did not buy the 200D. And if you want a compact one, then take a5100, and the screen turns and nothing clings and is more compact than a6000.