Providing you with the essentials needed to begin shooting, the Sony a6000 Mirrorless Camera with 16-50mm Lens and Accessories Kit from B&H pairs the APS-C-format camera and versatile zoom lens with a memory card, a spare battery, and a protective camera bag.
- E 16-50mm f/3.5-5.6 OSS Lens
- Memory Card
- Spare Battery
- Camera Bag
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Sony A6000 Reviews
Sony a6000
I just purchased this recently and I'm loving it. I'm just a beginner so the autofocus really helps. It also came with a free bag, SD card and an extra battery which made it even better because I need them. No complains from me.
Very happy
Great camera...fantastic photos even with kit lens...perfect companion to my RX10 m4...thanks B&H for the great service and product choices
Gift from husband
I have mentioned how great it would be to have a nice camera to take photos of all the amazing animals that come onto our property. My husband decided to buy this camera due to its great reviews for doing such. I can't wait to see how it does!
sony a6000
nice camera but its lacking owners manual which covers the camera in depth for amateurs
Still going strong after 8 years
I bought this in 2014 because it was light, it had good reviews, and the viewfinder was in the upper left-hand corner (viewed from the back), allowing my nose to stick to the side, avoiding the screen. I've used this when backpacking and for travel, when low weight really matters. I bought the body only and have used the Sony 18-135mm lens, the Sony 35mm lens, Rokinon 12mm and 20mm manual lenses, and the Laowa 65mm macro lens. For the Sony lenses, the camera firmware does an excellent job at creating JPEG files free of distortion and vignetting. The main disadvantages of the camera are rate of power consumption from the battery, lack of weather sealing, and lack of in-body stabilization. Vloggers report overheating when recording video. Using the 12 mm Rokinon lens I have made 24x36 prints that preserve an amazing amount of detail. Reviews of the Sony 16-50 mm lens have been lackluster, but I don't own this lens. I have taken 28,000 shots with this camera, and like it a lot for shooting stills. I'll stick with the a6*** series Sony cameras when it comes time to upgrade, but I don't see the need to spend the extra bucks while the a6000 still does its job. I have used it for astrophotography with good results. If you want to shoot still photos, this camera will probably meet your needs unless you are a professional photographer.
3 years later and still happy with it.
I bought this 3 years ago, and I've been very happy with it the whole time. There are a couple things that Sony could improve upon though. First, there's some functions that you have to go through the menus to get to, instead of maybe at least having a favorites page. There are two custom buttons, but sometimes it would help to have a couple more, though, for that, you need to spend extra cash for a different model. The other thing, which is going to be on any Sony, is the phone/tablet app, and how it transfers photos. On Nikon, you can go on the app and pull up the images that are on the camera, then you pick what you want to transfer over. With Sony you have to pick from the camera and send it. It's easier to pick you images on the tablet with a touch screen. Both of these are not deal breakers though, and overall it does a very good job.
Great for beginner user!
B H staff led me to this camera as a gift for a young person just getting in to photography. It's the perfect solution and my child loves it. It's a perfect mix of packable size for her to take it on hikes and trips. After we read through the manual together she can use/understand most of the basic settings, but there's a ton more for her to learn about her new hobby. I like it so much I'm considering buying the same one for myself.
So Fun!!
I am an amateur photog, but I love this camera. It is light weight and compact to throw in my pack and use it on hikes and biking. Am enjoying practicing my close up portraits at our family gatherings. Grip fits my hand and the settings are easy. I have much to learn, and am loving the process!