Pros
- Having multiple functions, being comfy, and being lightweight. The sensitivities of the matrix are to one's satisfaction. 11 frames per second while in shooting mode.
Cons
- When you move the camera too quickly, the image becomes blurry.
Pros
- - Ease of setup and adaptability - Top-Notch Picture Quality - adequate lens performance in terms of speed and autofocus - the battery life of mirrorless cameras is sufficient - the camera is unobtrusive and compact (I never leave home without it, and it doesn't make me feel weighed down) - The color reproduction is acceptable, and I frequently take photos on my smartphone without doing any processing utilizing
Cons
- - the kit does not come with an external charger; all that is included is a cord for charging through the camera itself. - since you can't function at all without at least one battery, I strongly recommend that you go out and get another one and charge it (take the original ones, as they are dependable, despite being expensive). - the price of glasses and the likelihood of finding them in cities located on the urban periphery - the whale lens is both loud and fragile.
Pros
- The autofocus speed is substantially faster in comparison to the NEX-5, which is one of the important ones for me. + A viewfinder, which was something that had been lacking previously. 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.\s+ Comfortable grip.\s+ Buttons and wheels are customizable.
Cons
- - The battery is weak, and the only way to charge the camera is through a USB port (which takes approximately 4-5 hours). On ibei, you make your choice by purchasing a separate charge as well as a pair of batteries. - Lacks rapid focal point selection.
Pros
- Compatible with lenses to suit a variety of preferences. Image and video quality are both normal, as is the compactness. protective measures against dust.
Cons
- Due to the presence of background noises during the video recording, it will not be able to get a clip that is completely silent. While replacing lenses, protective filters are required for the lenses, and an open matrix should be avoided at all costs to prevent dust accumulation. A more affordable option in a stunning structure
Pros
- APS-C matrix with wide DD @ 24 MP; compact size of the camera and the 16-50 kit lens; rapid shooting speed; presence of a shoe; viewfinder; built-in flash; changing of shooting modes is located on a separate control wheel; fits well in the hand; large array of manual lenses.
Cons
- Battery capacity is a problem, therefore you should have extras. The whale 16-50 leaves a lot to be desired, with subpar sharpness and soap in the corners. This is a problem with the entire fleet of e-mount optics, not just this particular model.
Pros
- sharp refocusing awesome video compact in size, easy to hold, and suitable for carrying in any bag 24 megapixel optics that are interchangeable
Cons
- -the battery's capacity would increase, but the problem could be solved
Pros
- A excellent soap dish has good autofocus, is light but moderate, allows you to take respectable shots with your arms straight, and is compact yet moderate. awesome video
Cons
- 43000 for a double kit is blasphemous as a price! Expired accessories and a weak battery! Complete compatibility with NEX 6–7 and sound on video!
Pros
- + High ISO performance is acceptable (as for me, for a home album 6400 from equal, with a not very slow shutter speed it will do) +Accurate and rapid robotization + Sufficient illumination permits brisk and precise AF Time Spent at the Office Plus (more details in the description) Increased Video Quality (but not sound, although what could be expected here) + Very pocketable design (always use the camera you have on you). + Live viewfinder incorporating light and virus detection. Yeah, right away, almost indefinitely so long as there is sufficient light. 11 frames per second plus (How much would a camera like that cost?)
Cons
- Although I have not personally experienced the problem of overheating while recording video, I find that I must frequently pause the recording in order to cool down. Sony's ATEs have been discontinued entirely; upgrade to the A6300 now. + Parking lot optics. To what extent do optics cost? ( tamron 18-200 nikon f-15000, tamron 18-200 sony e-23000)
Pros
- A faithful replication of the picture and colors. But only for the repairs. Through adapters, whether they are pricey or not.
Cons
- 1. Use of a battery This is the most problematic component of the machine. To begin recording a video, one need merely switch on the device; this is all there is to it. The battery has completely died. In addition to that, this occurs at some arbitrary interval that is beyond my comprehension. Every time is different from the last. 2. Starts to get hot. Very warm when the video recording option is selected. Nothing but a catastrophe. Heating of such intensity that it is able to warm up the products on the rear panel, which is located underneath the screen. 3. Ergonomics. To be more specific, the lack of it. It appeared that everything possible was done to make the life of their owners a living hell. 4. The whale lens has a spooky and unsettling quality. Immediately toss it into the garbage, which is where he holds a treasured place in his heart. Don't take anything. If you do decide to take this miracle, all that will be left is a skeleton.
Pros
- A nice soap dish that allows you to take decent shots with straight arms, is light but moderate in weight, is compact but moderate in size, and has good focusing. Excellent video.
Cons
- It is sacrilegious to charge 43000 for a double kit as the price. Poor battery life, and outrageously priced add-ons! Complete union with sound on video, in addition to compatibility with NEX 6 and 7!
Pros
- Advantages: +Portable + High-Quality Autofocus (AF) (even with the Kit Lens) + Compatible with Vintage Soviet-Era Lenses + Superior Budget-Friendly Video Recording High-end DSLR-level image quality with an integrated electronic viewfinder.
Cons
- Battery Lifetime - Power Source Capacity (it turned out not so critical) In other words, the TV won't power on by itself (there is another solution for video bloggers)
Pros
- - having a low weight and everything.
Cons
- - picture quality - complex incomprehensible menu - Takes a picture at random after being turned off - Freezes up when sharing images through wireless network
Pros
- Excellent video for beginners.
Cons
- Ergonomics, matrix, menu, control.
Pros
- I've been using it since 2022 as an entry-level camera for both photographs and videos. - Performs effectively in automatic mode - Is lightweight and small - Interchangeable lenses: you can begin collecting and later upgrade to an older model. What's up, no built-in flash - It shoots reasonably well in low light, up to ISO 1600–2022 - The capacity to upload photos and even movies from your phone to social networks right away. - Effective autofocus system. Even the eyes have autofocus, and the follower is effective. - Maximum resolution for the matrix is 6000x4000 pixels, similar to prior generations. - Good lenses and a great picture. My gear includes the Zeiss 16-70 4.0, Samyang 12 2.0 (manual, landscape, and astrophoto), and Sigma 56 1.4 (portrait, good in pictures but terrible on focusing) (zoom, does not fully justify its price, a little dark) - Trustworthy Hardly barely rubbed at all for 4 years, but fought qualities were intact. He lived with him and took fantastic astrophotos with a Samyang lens while they were in the desert, in -30 degree cold, and on the beach. The northern lights and meteors I saw were both amazing. An excellent camera for beginners, albeit the previous models, the 6400 and possibly the 6100, are substantially superior. The reason for the low ranking is simply that, when compared to prior versions, this one's flaws are obvious.
Cons
- - No input for a microphone. There are no other options, so I used the on-camera Sony on a hot shoe to improve the camera's audio. - No output for headphones - Heat buildup. This is a significant issue when trying to write hour-long concerts and performances because the camera will overheat and stop working in the middle. The 6300 currently has essentially no such issue. While recording video, pull the screen away from your body, put your camera in airplane mode, and utilize a cage (for rigging videographers) to dissipate heat. Thus while it lasts a little longer, extended continuous video recording is still not guaranteed (two-hour concert). Because there is no standard 16:9 aspect ratio, you cannot submit a video on Instagram Stories in mp4 mode without it distorting. Other camera video codecs do not have this issue, but they do need to be post-processed in DaVinci Resolve or Premiere, and occasionally you want to upload the video to a social network without post-processing. Although you may insert video straight from the camera into an Instagram post, you'll need to be registered in order to use Instagram stories. The screen is not touch-sensitive. does not revolve 360 degrees There is a problem because there is dust on the matrix. I always bring a pear and blow the dust off. Battery life is short. I usually took 3–4 outfits with me when traveling; if you need to write a video for 2 hours, you should have a spare. - No S Log or slow motion video modes. Timelapse in a different application shows that Whale 16-50 is mediocre. It is preferable to look at prime lenses like Sigma, Samyang, or Tamron right away. Although the picture will be good, the proprietary autofocus only functions with Sony lenses, hence you might overpay for Zeiss when purchasing external lenses.
Pros
- It's the perfect combination of portability, light weight, excellent image quality, and lightning-fast focusing.
Cons
- Poor battery life and pricey optics.
Pros
- Sizing that is both compact and lightweight 24 MP Autofocus (179 focus points) (179 focus points) 11 frames per second captured continuously Convenient 2 control wheels WiFi
Cons
- No microphone jack No display of any kind
Pros
- A lightning-quick hybrid auto focus! Colors! Quality!
Cons
- First, the camera's battery, and then the SLR itself.
Pros
- A very convenient and portable camera that has an APS-C matrix! There are a lot of settings, and as a result, even amateurs using the "auto" mode can take some really nice pictures. Taking 11 frames per second at high speed Incredible ability to autofocus! WiFi as well as NFC! A video of really high quality!
Cons
- As of yet, no one has been identified.
Pros
- The camera's portability, quickness, high image quality, and ability to connect to a mobile device through WiFi and Near Field Communication (NFC) make it a desirable purchase. The matrix is excellent; it makes shooting at night and in low-light circumstances a delight.
Cons
- a battery with a limited capacity There are ZERO lenses included in the set. Although purchasing a whale will save you money compared to purchasing a carcass and the same lens separately, you will not receive a lens at a discounted price. Are you going to use it? ;-) The screen becomes scuffed quite rapidly. Easy to carry and not very big ;-)
Pros
- In the first place, ergonomics. The Sony A6000 is more portable and easier to use than a bulky DSLR or a tiny compact. As a result of the excellent grip, the carcass may be held with a single hand even when a large lens is attached. One of the a6000's benefits is its light weight, I suppose. It's a lot more compact than a standard DSLR. It is comfortable to wear on a belt and does not cause any neck strain after extended periods of usage. Secondly, the camera's exceptional quality is emphasized by the inclusion of a viewfinder, a feature not found on all mirrorless models. Use it even when the sun is directly overhead; the screen will automatically darken. It's high resolution, and it shows the image as it appears in the camera's matrix, so you can see how your final frame will look before you take it. Because of a built-in proximity sensor in the viewfinder, the screen image will automatically shift to your face when you bring the camera close to your eyes. Third, interchangeable lenses are available for this camera, just like with DSLRs. The E mount is compatible with lenses from various manufacturers via adapters as well as those designed specifically for the mount. In addition to the whale lens, I recommend picking up a native 50mm/1.8 lens with a stabilizer, as neither Kenon nor Nikon offer equivalents. The camera's matrix is 24 megapixels in size, and despite the high resolution, it produces very little noise at an ISO range of 3200. Fifth, this camera, like all new ones, has Wi-Fi. However, only Sony cameras allow you to install applications that extend your capabilities, such as a simple time-lapse shooting app. As an added bonus, you can take images without having to connect anything to your phone beforehand. Using your mobile device's display and controls, you may operate the camera from afar. Sixth, the focusing is lightning quick and, at least with the included lenses, it performs admirably when shooting in motion.
Cons
- 1. The screen cannot be rotated a full 180 degrees, making it impossible to use as a selfie stick or protect it from drops. The matrix attracts dust quickly, so you'll need to learn how to clean it yourself if you don't want to constantly pay someone else to do it. Thirdly, the battery isn't very strong. If you want to save money, I suggest buying a second battery; if you buy it in China, it will be three times less expensive than the original.
