Pros
- Great video for beginners.
Cons
- Ergonomics, matrix, menu, control.
Pros
- 1. Quality. Works great in rain or snow 2. High working ISO. I shoot up to 1600, you can get a sane image from RAW 3. In any mode except Auto / Superior Auto, you can set the upper ISO limit 4. With manual optics, focusing is a pleasure. Focus Peaking + Zoom in EVF - work comfortably. I photographed sports competitions on manual optics, there are more hits in sharpness than misses, and than autofocus on an entry-level DSLR 5. A lot of phase detection autofocus points. Works across the entire plane, and not like on Canon / Nikon DSLRs of the initial, amateur class 6. Phase detection autofocus when shooting video 7. High burst speed - 10 frames per second, again, it’s convenient for manual optics, you can make a series and turn the sharpness ring, then choose a good frame 8. Through the adapter you can put almost any optics, a short working length 9. The exposure meter and Focus Peaking work in any mode, with any optics, and not like on Nikon - the exposure meter turns off if the optics are without a chip and only the M mode works (models up to 7xxx) 10. No EVF lag compared to NEX-6 11. Very light and small 12. Multi-frame noise reduction 13. Ability to install additional applications. (Yes, and it works on Android, you can find a few custom programs for it on the Internet, except for the official ones from Sony) 14. Flip screen 15. Electronic front curtain. Reduces shutter lag and increases shutter life 16. Lots of stabilized optics in the E-mount park. For example SEL50F18. For Canon/Nikon, there is no analogue of 50mm with image stabilization. 17. Quality kit lens. It shows itself best at 18mm F5.6. There are problems with focusing, but most likely I got such a sample 18. It is possible to control from a smartphone. The setting of all camera parameters works, as well as zoom, if the optics with a motorized zoom
Cons
- 1. The most noticeable drawback for me is that phase autofocus does not work with adapters for other optics (LA-EA1, EF-NEX and others), phase autofocus requires an adapter with a translucent mirror, which is very expensive. In the A6300 and A7M2, this flaw was fixed with a software ate, but this camera was forgotten. 2. Expensive optics, and there are not enough of them. For example, finding a 50mm F1.4 with autofocus is unrealistic, it simply does not exist. Only via adapter with A-mount 3. Something needs to clean the matrix. There is no mirror, all the dust settles on the matrix. And it settles a lot. The built-in cleaning system will not always save
Pros
- Important ones for me: + Autofocus speed is noticeably faster compared to the NEX-5. + Viewfinder, something that was missing before. It decides in the sun and in general I mostly only look at it, on the screen only if I shoot from a low point. + Comfortable grip. + Buttons and wheels are customizable.
Cons
- - Weak battery and charging the camera only via USB (in time ~ 4-5 hours). It is decided by buying a separate charge and a pair of batteries on ibei. - Lacks quick focus point selection.
Pros
- Compactness, speed, image quality and WiFi with NFC - allows you to control the camera from your phone and transfer photos to it. Excellent matrix - shooting at night and in conditions of lack of light is a pleasure!
Cons
- Small (capacity) battery. absolutely NO lenses in the kit. Yes, a whale will cost you less than a carcass and the same lens separately, but you will get no lens for cheap. Do you need it? ;-) The screen scratches quickly. Light and small ;-)
Pros
- 1. Ergonomics. The Sony A6000 is much smaller than a DSLR, and although it is not as small as a compact, it is much more convenient to work with. All thanks to a good grip: you can hold the carcass even with a large lens with one hand. Well, the weight of the camera can also be attributed to the pluses of the a6000. It is much smaller than a conventional DSLR. When worn for a long time on a belt, it does not pull the neck. 2. The presence of a viewfinder, which not all mirrorless cameras have, as it were, emphasizes the high class of the camera. In sunny weather, when the screen becomes blind, you can use it! It is of very high quality, while you see the picture directly from the camera matrix in it, which makes it possible to understand how your frame will turn out in the end even before pressing the shutter button. The viewfinder has a built-in proximity sensor, so when you bring the camera up to your face, the image on the screen will move to it. 3. This camera, like DSLRs, has removable lenses. You can use both native optics for the E mount, and install lenses from other manufacturers through adapters. I advise you to buy a native 50 mm 1.8 lens with a stabilizer in addition to the whale lens - neither Kenon nor Nikon have analogues to such a lens! 4. The camera matrix has a resolution of 24 megapixels, and despite the high resolution, it does not make much noise, the ISO 3200 value is quite working. 5. This camera, like any modern one, has Wi-Fi, but only on Sony cameras you can, like on a smartphone, install applications that expand your capabilities, for example, a convenient application for shooting time-lapse. You can also catch pictures on your phone immediately without wires. You can control the camera from your smartphone using it as a screen and remote control. 6. Very fast autofocus, works great when shooting on the move, at least with native lenses.
Cons
- 1. The screen is not rotatable enough, it cannot be rotated 180 degrees to take a selfie, nor can it be rotated to cover it from damage 2. Dust sticks to the matrix quickly, you need to learn how to clean it yourself so as not to give money for cleaning every time 3. Weak battery. I recommend purchasing an additional battery, you can Chinese, it will cost three times cheaper than the original one.
Pros
- excellent quality of photos taken while driving, light, comfortable, easy to use
Cons
- small zoom
Pros
- An entry-level camera, I have been using it since 2022 for both photos and videos. - Lightweight and compact - Works well in auto mode - Interchangeable lenses: you can start collecting, and then upgrade to an older model -What-no built-in flash - In low light it shoots decently - up to 1600-2022 iso - Ability to upload pictures and even videos to your phone and immediately upload them to social networks - Good autofocus system. There is even autofocus on the eyes and a good follower. - Matrix as in older models in terms of resolution: 6000x4000 pixels maximum - Excellent picture with good lenses. My set: Sigma 56 1.4 (portrait, good in the picture, but autofocus junk), Samyang 12 2.0 (manual, landscape, astrophoto), Zeiss 16-70 4.0 (zoom, does not fully justify its price, a little dark) - Reliable. For 4 years, almost only rubbed slightly, but did not lose fighting qualities. He was with him in the desert, and in frost around -30, and on the beach - he lives. - With a Samyang lens - excellent astrophotos. I caught both meteors and northern lights, everything is super. A good camera for a beginner, although older models: 6400 and maybe 6100 are noticeably better. The low rating is only because of this - in comparison with older models, the shortcomings of this one are visible.
Cons
- - No microphone input. For the sake of better sound from the camera, I took the on-camera from Sony on a hot shoe, there are no other options - No headphone output - Overheating. When you try to write hour-two-hour concerts and performances, this is a real problem, in the middle the camera will die from heat and stop working. Already the 6300 has practically no such problem. At the same time, recommendations: move the screen away from the body when shooting video, switch the camera to airplane mode, use a cage (for rigging videographers) for heat dissipation. So it lives a little longer, but still you can’t count on long continuous video shooting (two-hour concert). - In mp4 mode, a small selection of shooting options - you can’t post a video without distortion on Instagram stories, because there is no standard 16:9. Other camera video codecs do not have such a problem, but they already require post-processing in DaVinci Resolve / Premiere, and sometimes you want to throw the video directly to the social network You can embed video directly from the camera into an Instagram post, but for the sake of Instagram stories, you will have to get confused. - The screen is not touch. Doesn't rotate 180 degrees - Dust on the matrix - yes, there is a problem. I always go with a pear, blow off dust particles. - The battery drains quickly. I wore 3-4 pieces on trips, if you need to write a video for 2 hours, you need to have a spare one. - No slowmo, no S Log mode for video. - Timelapse - in a separate application - Whale 16-50 is so-so. It is better to immediately look at prime from Sigma, Samyang or zoom from Tamron. But when buying external lenses, you need to understand that the picture will be good, but the proprietary autofocus only works with Sony lenses, you may overpay for Zeiss because of this.
Pros
- Very handy and compact camera with APS-C matrix! Many settings, thanks to which even beginners in the "auto" mode can get great photos. High speed shooting -11 frames. Amazing autofocus! WiFi and NFC! Very high quality video!
Cons
- So far not identified.
Pros
- - light weight and all.
Cons
- - picture quality - complex incomprehensible menu - Randomly takes a frame after turning off - freezes when transferring photos via wi-fi
Pros
- + Decent shooting quality, including high ISO (as for me, for a home album 6400 from equal, with a not very slow shutter speed it will do) +Fast and precise automation + With enough light, fast and accurate AF + Working hours (more details in the description) + Video quality (but not sound, although what could be expected here) + Super convenient size (The best camera is the one at hand)) + Viewfinder, with exposure and flu in real time. Yes, and without delay, almost as long as there is enough light. +11 frames per second (How much would such a DSLR cost?))
Cons
- -Overheating during video, although I didn’t really encounter such a problem, I often interrupt the recording myself, but I need to keep it in my head. + -Absolutely no ates from sony, it's time to buy a6300( + -Park optics. - Price of optics ( tamron 18-200 nikon f-15000, tamron 18-200 sony e-23000)
Pros
- Good picture and color reproduction. But only on fixes. On expensive or not so through adapters.
Cons
- 1. Battery. This is the worst part of this machine. One has only to turn on the video recording - that's it! The battery is dead. Moreover, this happens with some incomprehensible arbitrary interval. Every time it's different. 2. Heats up. Terribly heated in video recording mode. Just a disaster. Heating of such force that it is possible to warm up on the back panel, which is under the screen, products. 3. Ergonomics. More precisely, its absence. Everything seemed to be done to ruin the lives of their owners. 4. The quality of the whale lens is creepy. Throw it in the trash right away, where he is dear. Don't take anything. If you decide to take this miracle - only a carcass.
Pros
- Compact and easy to use, fast focusing, excellent color reproduction.
Cons
- Weak battery
Pros
- 24 megapixels Noise within reason Focuses fairly quickly
Cons
- Lens 16-50 brake: when the device is turned on / off, I constantly wait until it is "activated" The battery drains too fast, if you buy extra, they are very expensive WiFi keeps disconnecting Overpriced
Pros
- Good body potential, small size, shooting speed. With some stretch, not bad whale optics.
Cons
- There is no dust protection - the camera sucks dust like a vacuum cleaner (in addition to changing the lens), but this is a UPC and the dust immediately sticks to the matrix and not to the mirror! Dear glasses, if you expect to get a very good picture (like "large ones") NOT on a manual lens, then you only need Zeiss - see how much it will cost ;-)
Pros
- fast focus super video small size, comfortable grip, fits in any bag 24 MP interchangeable optics
Cons
- -battery capacity would be more, but solvable
Pros
- Of all the mirrorless cameras today, the best camera in all respects, competing only with Canon DSLRs. The rest are very far away. Including Fuji. The speed from turning on the camera to the first frame with induced sharpness is 1.5 seconds.
Cons
- With a relatively low price per carcass, you will be forced to acquire expensive optics and accessories with an unpredictable amount of costs in the end. Accessories are too available, but the choice of optics is small.
Pros
- Multifunctional, comfortable, lightweight. The sensitivity of the matrix pleases. Shooting mode 11 frames per second.
Cons
- The picture blurs when moving the camera quickly.
