Review on Revamped Sony Alpha a6000 Mirrorless Digital Camera: 24.3MP SLR Camera with 3.0-Inch LCD and Power Zoom Lens by Guan Yin ᠌

I'll preface this whole thing by saying that I'm just a noob photographer with limited experience, so take anything I say with a grain of salt. Before that, I had been primarily using the sony a390 with a ccd matrix and the 550d on occasion. In addition to discussing the a6000, the review will also cover general concepts related to mirrorless cameras. Around six months have passed since the camera's installation. The camera is so light and convenient to hold that after the second or third day I stopped putting it in my camera bag and started just using my hand. You hardly notice the weight, and you don't have to make any special moves to take out or stow the camera. Despite widespread belief to the contrary, it is feasible to shoot 400 still images or a short movie with a single charge that will last for an entire day. Furthermore, micro USB charging allows you to top off virtually anyplace. In low light, the game disables auto-voice, forcing you to work manually despite the presence of a helpful software zoom for concentrating. The optics are the biggest issue; I wish I had something offering the focal length and aperture of a 24-70mm lens for a reasonable price. On the other hand, nearly everything you could want is included; there are 35mm and 50mm and 60mm and 18-200 in three different iterations, as well as pancake lenses. Less options, higher costs