Review on Revamped Sony Alpha a6000 Mirrorless Digital Camera: 24.3MP SLR Camera with 3.0-Inch LCD and Power Zoom Lens by Bali (hambali) ᠌

The camera was purchased as a more compact alternative to the A65. In principle, satisfied, with the exception of problems with overheating. Justifies its cost. I think that in the following models the above-described shortcomings should no longer be. Got pros: 1. Image quality is generally very good, low noise level. 2. Pretty compact size, especially with a kit lens. 3. The ability to use almost any lens through adapters due to the small working distance. Some cons: 1. Autofocus. Yes, it's very fast and quite accurate, but. Phase focusing only works in wide area mode and, in fact, can only be used in tracking autofocus mode. It is not possible to select the focus point quickly. Often the camera grabs what is not needed. A65 was much more comfortable. 2. Optics one step darker than Minolta A counterparts 3. The lack of a stabilizer in the body makes it difficult to use Minolta A lenses, especially telephoto ones. 4. Overheating of the matrix when shooting video. This turned out to be the most unpleasant surprise. This problem, which was present in the A55, has been fixed in the A65. In the A6000, the shooting time is approximately 10-15 minutes. It cools down quickly though.