Sony A600 Research Paper

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Review Sony A6000 - The performance surpassed the price!
First look at Sony A6000, I remember Sony NEX 6 and NEX 7 I've ever used some time ago. Because of my experience that, then I would be a little comparing with both cameras. Sony A6000 is designed to replace the Sony NEX 6 & 7 at once.)
The size is a little box rangefinder-style (classic camera) with a viewfinder on the left top of the camera. Slightly different from the NEX-6 is the upper side of the camera more than a box-shaped curve / curved and slightly thicker (about 2mm). This change gives the impression of a more masculine. Then the mode wheel separated from the main control wheel. I actually prefer the design of the NEX 6 because the wheels on the A6000 became smaller and a little less comfortable position. I prefer that control wheel in the middle and modes on the right. However, in practice this is not a big problem. After using a bit long, so accustomed.

The significant difference that I feel is in the auto focus system. Sony A6000 has a 179 point phase detection to the ends of the image (see illustration) while the NEX 6 or 5T only covers the middle area only. The results of this implementation makes A6000 very quick to follow moving subjects in bright light conditions (outdoor). Only the most top DSLR cameras can match. In a slightly darker light conditions, …show more content…

The menu system is more like the style of the Sony Alpha, following the change of name. The camera menu system more regularly impressed with the system and menu category per-page than the NEX menu system that roll endlessly. However, I think the menu system is not perfect. There are new terms are a bit odd as Audio Signals is actually the Sound / Beep. Placement of the functions that I often use such card format is in category 5 and page 5. It's better if Sony gives a special page so that users can record frequently used menu items on the page as in DSLR cameras in general (My

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