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title: "Sony 6000 + 16-50 mm – Digital Camera (Landscape, Night Portrait, Portrait, Sunset, Neutral, Live, Electronic, Battery, MILC, 16-50 mm)"
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# 11 FPS continuous shooting 24.3MP APS-C sensor Hybrid AF with 179 phase-detect points Sony 6000 + 16-50 mm – Digital Camera (Landscape, Night Portrait, Portrait, Sunset, Neutral, Live, Electronic, Battery, MILC, 16-50 mm)

**Brand:** sony
**Price:** € 2105.52
**Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock

## Summary

> 📷 Elevate your visual storytelling—fast, sharp, and always ready to impress.

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Sony 6000 + 16-50 mm – Digital Camera (Landscape, Night Portrait, Portrait, Sunset, Neutral, Live, Electronic, Battery, MILC, 16-50 mm) by sony
- **How much does it cost?** € 2105.52 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Currently out of stock
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.gr](https://www.desertcart.gr/products/51370124-sony-6000-16-50-mm-digital-camera-landscape-night-portrait)

## Best For

- sony enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted sony brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Ultra-Crisp 24.3MP Detail:** Capture every moment with stunning clarity and vibrant colors, perfect for professional-grade shots.
- • **Compact & Intuitive Design:** Lightweight 345g body with dual QuickAccess dials lets you adjust settings on the fly—ideal for busy pros on the move.
- • **Precision Hybrid Autofocus:** 179 phase-detection points combined with 25 contrast-detect points for razor-sharp focus in any scenario.
- • **Versatile 16-50mm OSS Lens:** Optical image stabilization ensures smooth, blur-free shots from wide landscapes to intimate portraits.
- • **Lightning-Fast 11 FPS Burst:** Never miss a beat with rapid-fire continuous shooting that freezes action in its tracks.

## Overview

The Sony A6000 with 16-50mm OSS lens is a premium mirrorless camera featuring a 24.3MP APS-C sensor, hybrid autofocus with 179 phase-detection points, and an 11 FPS continuous shooting speed. Its compact design and intuitive controls make it perfect for professionals and enthusiasts seeking high-quality images on the go. The included lens offers optical image stabilization for versatile shooting, though note the AC adapter is not included.

## Description

Test the boundaries of your creativity with the thesis of premium mirrorless DSLR focused on speed. Every artistic shot is taken "from fastaction to candida" benefits from 24.3MP detail and worlds faster focus6 automatic. For capturing crucial moments to spend in the open and close, the A6000 can shoot 11 photos in a second. Its compact design and easy to use, too. Two QuickAccess dials allow you to change settings on the fly. Very intuitive. DOES NOT INCLUDE AC ADAPTOR

Review: No AC Adaptor? - Great camera, but the one we ordered didn't have the AC Adaptor in the box. Neither desertcart (Prime delivered it) or EUTronics (The marketplace seller) were helpful in finding out why, or sourcing one for me. Other than that, it's super. Really good quality camera for the money - likely it can't be beaten!
Review: Produto original, a qualidade é incrível!! O único problema é a durabilidade da bateria. Se for comprar para usar por longos períodos, recomendo comprar baterias extras, pois ela dura bem pouco. Outro ponto negativo é que se deixar a bateria na câmera quando guardar, ela vai zerar mesmo sem uso. De resto perfeito.

## Features

- 24MP APSC CMOS sensor and Focusing Distance Sensitivity: EV 0 to EV 20 (to ISO 100 equivalent with F2.8 lens attached)
- ISO 10025600 (expandable to 51,200). Sony eMount lens compatibility
- Hybrid AF with 179point focal airplane phasedetection and 25 contrast detect points
- Up to 11 FPS shot Continious. 3 inch LCD with tilt 921,000 dots.Viewfinder Type: 0.39 Intype electronic viewfinder (colour).
- NOT INCLUDED AC ADAPTOR.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B00I8BICB2 |
| Aperture Modes | F22-F3.5 |
| Autofocus Points | 179 |
| Batteries | 1 Lithium Metal batteries required. (included) |
| Brand | Sony |
| Camera Lens | 16-50 mm OSS: A zoom lens with a focal length of 16 to 50 mm and optical image stabilisation (OSS) for Sony E-mount cameras. |
| Colour | Black |
| Continuous shooting speed | 11.00 |
| Customer Reviews | 4.4 4.4 out of 5 stars (1,526) |
| Date First Available | 6 Mar. 2014 |
| Effective still resolution | 24.3 MP |
| Expanded ISO Maximum | 25600 |
| Focus type | Auto focus and manual focus |
| Guaranteed software updates until | unknown |
| Has image stabilisation | Yes |
| ISO Range | 100-25600 (erweiterbar auf 51200) |
| Included components | Camera Body & Lens |
| Item Weight | 345 g |
| Item model number | ILCE6000L/B |
| Max Focal Length | 75 Millimeters |
| Maximum Format Size | APS-C |
| Maximum shutter speed | 1/4000 Seconds |
| Min Focal Length | 16 Millimeters |
| Minimum shutter speed | 30 seconds |
| Model year | 2014 |
| Package Dimensions L x W x H | 22.2 x 13.7 x 13.7 centimetres |
| Package Weight | 0.72 Kilograms |
| Part number | ILCE6000L/B |
| Photo Filter Thread Size | 40.5 Millimetres |
| Plug profile | Sony E |
| Product Dimensions L x W x H | 12 x 4.5 x 6.7 centimetres |
| Style | Black |
| Water Resistance Level | Not Water Resistant |
| Zoom Type | Optical Zoom |

## Product Details

- **Aspect ratio:** 4:3
- **Compatible mountings:** Sony E
- **Expanded ISO minimum:** 100
- **Image stabilisation:** Optical
- **Maximum aperture:** 3.5 Millimetres
- **Maximum focal length:** 75 Millimeters
- **Metering description:** Either 'Spot', 'Evaluative', or 'Center Weighted'
- **Optical zoom:** 3 x
- **Photo sensor technology:** CMOS
- **Supported file format:** JPEG

## Images

![Sony 6000 + 16-50 mm – Digital Camera (Landscape, Night Portrait, Portrait, Sunset, Neutral, Live, Electronic, Battery, MILC, 16-50 mm) - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61+DnBogayL.jpg)
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![Sony 6000 + 16-50 mm – Digital Camera (Landscape, Night Portrait, Portrait, Sunset, Neutral, Live, Electronic, Battery, MILC, 16-50 mm) - Image 5](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/618J4EhUesL.jpg)

## Questions & Answers

**Q: I understand that this camera does ot have image stabilization, If not then we have to buy lens with it ?**
A: The image stabilizer in lenses works better with my NEX-7. Part of this, I am guessing, is that phase detection autofocus sensor areas work better in a pentaprism DSLR, such as Canon EOS. My T3i rarely ever focuses on the wrong subject. The only two brands I have used that have excellent autofocus are in Fujifilm and Nikon. Otherwise, a P&S camera with contract detection actually works better than phase detection only relevant to exposure, but when phase detection works properly, it is often dependent on the lens, aperture, and wide/telephoto angle. The lack of phase detection in the NEX-7 is only better because the AI in the a6000 is not Sony's forte in terms of their algorithm team, but maybe their design team is better geared for the UI. Although I prefer Panasonic over Sony anymore, even Panasonic is showing delays and errors in properly autofocusing thanks to using the 1" sensor found in RX100. Any RX100 model has the same, faulty bokeh as found in the interchangeable lens systems, but that is because they don't cost double the price the NEX-7 is worth. You pay more for a product that works better in most cases, and this is no exception. Hope this helps. If budget is an issue and you want great photo and video quality, the only model I recommend (alas, mine broke by accident) is the Sony DSC-HX60V. It has great photo quality, focuses accurately in most cases, and has good video quality, but it does struggle big-time with hunting in low-light conditions, even though the quality is still close to the RX100. Just be sure to buy the European model of the HX60V, as the American models have smeary detail, and at the time I bought that model, it was not available in the US and Canada. You have to change the format to NTSC, as the default is PAL. Read my review on the HX60V, as I would not mind buying it again, but have had some discrepancies deciding between other technology I can't even begin to explain here.

**Q: Hey all, this might sound silly.. but if i buy this camera, will it fit in this bag? http://amzn.to/2kGZKW0**
A: Definitely will fit!  The a6000 is a fairly small camera body, I have the same bag and the inside is massive - will fit the camera, lenses, and any flashes or extra batteries too - definitely recommend getting a bag as it has saved my camera's life during multiple photography trips!!  Case Logic is a legit brand, Best of luck

**Q: Is this camera the next in line for what would have been the NEX7 successor?**
A: The a6000 really is the successor to the NEX-7. The a7's are full frame as the NEX-7 and the a6000 are APS-C sensor camera's. The a6000 is the very best camera out there for money-quality. I've owned the NEX-7, and there is no comparison to it vs the a6000.  If you get the a6000, I recommend you get the sony 18-200 lens or the tamron 18-200. You'll be real happy.

**Q: What is a level gauge display?**
A: Its a digital level displayed on screen to aid it keeping the camera level with horizons especially useful for landscape photography.  While most recent Sony cameras have this feature it is surprisingly absent from the a6000.  It is unknown if the limitation is hardware or software based at this time as Sony isn't commenting.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ No AC Adaptor?
*by A***L on 8 May 2019*

Great camera, but the one we ordered didn't have the AC Adaptor in the box. Neither Amazon (Prime delivered it) or EUTronics (The marketplace seller) were helpful in finding out why, or sourcing one for me. Other than that, it's super. Really good quality camera for the money - likely it can't be beaten!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by J***O on 9 April 2024*

Produto original, a qualidade é incrível!! O único problema é a durabilidade da bateria. Se for comprar para usar por longos períodos, recomendo comprar baterias extras, pois ela dura bem pouco. Outro ponto negativo é que se deixar a bateria na câmera quando guardar, ela vai zerar mesmo sem uso. De resto perfeito.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by D***E on 2 September 2014*

I didn't just wake up one day and say, "Screw it, I'm buying a new camera!" I actually spent quite a bit of time online reading and watching reviews from competent sources, including several who aren't known as Sony fans. The consensus seemed to be that it is a competent camera that performs well above its price range. Following are my impressions of my new travel companion. Look and Feel/Menus and Customization: While it lacks the brick-like, all-metal build of the NEX-7, it feels solid and the fit and finish is excellent. the controls are enough different from the 7's to cause me a little fumbling at first but after a day or two, I wish the 7's controls could be updated. The custom function buttons are very useful and the Alpha-style menu is a huge improvement (NEX-7 firmware update please, Sony!) The lower resolution viewfinder is listed as a negative on most of the review sites but I have to strain to see a difference and it handles dim light a bit better than the 7 with less color static. The rear LCD is the same as the 7 but here the new menu system is a vast improvement with a Fn button that allows direct interaction with the status indicators on the LCD sort of like the A700 DSLR. Very, very easy to access settings. The pop-up flash features the same articulated setup as its predecessors that allows for bouncing within it power limits. My only gripe is that Sony abandoned theexcellent Minolta hotshoe for the newer "multi-interface" shoe. I will probably pick up one of the $30 adapters and a new small to medium flash that fits it directly but honestly, I seldom use flash while travelling and I am keeping my A77 (or its successor) for events and studio stuff. Come to think of it, my Alien Bees radio flash commander will fit the new hotshoe without an adapter! Ok...a small plus for the new shoe. The only NEX-7 feature I miss is the dual rear dials while shooting in manual. Not a big deal since I use A-mode most of the time and I won't miss the inadvertent exposure adjustment caused by the outer dial when not in manual mode. Since we're back to controls for a moment, I have to praise the design genius that located a custom button right next to the shutter button. I have programmed it to control focus assist magnification and it has made using manual focus and fine adjustments much easier. 179 Point Hybrid Autofocus: Wow. The NEX-7 is no slouch but was never noted for its blazing autofocus. The A6000 is noted for its blazing autofocus and rightly so. I shoot with the NEX cameras a lot more than the A77 these days and am always shocked when I pick up the DSLR and focus on something. Pop! it's in focus! Well, all I can say is that any new mid-range DSLRs had better have crazy-fast autofocus and huge burst buffers or mirrorless hybrid-focus cameras are going to start eroding their market share even more than they are now. Lightning fast with more focus area options than I care to write about. The three-zone multi-point focus like on the A77 has become my favorite but I will be exploring more during the months leading up to our next trip. It does hunt a bit in really low light but no worse than most and better than some DSLRs at and above its price range that I've played with. The autofocusing with the 16-50 PZ is pretty amazing and if it is any better with a lens like the 70-200 f/4 FE lens, it may lead to a lot of soul-searching before I spend any money on a new DSLR. Burst Shooting: Burst shooting? You betcha! I am used to really fast burst shooting from the A77 and wasn't disappointed. The A6000 is only 1 fps slower than the A77's 12 fps speed-priority mode and will maintain autofocus and metering for each frame. The A77 has to "slow down" to 8 fps to match that. The buffer is a lot larger than the NEX-7 and even larger than the A77. Unlike the A77, it needs 15-20 seconds to clear after a long burst (up to 49 JPEG/22 RAW) which may be an issue if you shoot a lot of action. If you only shoot heavy action occasionally or limit yourself to short bursts to catch the peak moment, the burst speed and its ability to track focus performs far above entry-level DSLRs and most-mid-range models. Image Quality: The NEX-7 was a incremental step up from the A77 in my opinion, probably due to not having the mirror stealing some of the light. The A6000 is at least one full stop better in low light and in my opinion, shoots acceptable (your mileage may vary) images up to ISO 12,800. At low ISO in good light, all three produce spectacular detail with excellent color. the A6000's AWB with CFL or incandescent lighting is hit and miss but that is true for almost any camera these days with 1000 different temperatures available in residential lighting. Fortunately, setting a custom white balance is ridiculously easy and the results are spot-on. Bottom line? If you are coming from a NEX-7, you will be pleasantly surprised. if you are coming from a "Sweet-Sixteen" camera by Sony, Nikon, Pentax or any other that uses the Sony 16.1MP APS-C sensor, you're in for a bigger surprise. The detail captured with a good lens and normal care in how you shoot is pretty amazing. Why I Now Need WiFi on a Camera: 'Cause this one has APPS! (See below.) Other than that, it is of marginal use at this time since I use a Windows phone. While I prefer the performance, desktop integration, awesome camera and intuitive interface, it's a bit of a pain to be last on the dev list for things like camera controls and smart home stuff. I will likely dig out my old RAZR Maxx and set it up as a camera remote control just to say I did. In practical use, I seldom (if ever) need a remote in a way the wireless Sony RMTDSLR2 can't provide. Why I Now Need Apps on a Camera: You know that convenient, inexpensive wireless intervalometer you use on your older NEX camera for time-lapse and astrophotography? Yeah...that one. The one that doesn't exist. Well, now there's an app for that. There are several apps available with many of them being free. Some of the paid apps have the same functions as those already on the A6000 and seem to be available as upgrades for the web-enabled models that don't have the option built-in. The Time Lapse app is really pretty cool. In addition to all of the interval settings, it can be set to create a movie automatically at the end of the sequence. There are also Motion Shot and Star Trail apps that look like they have some potential. The Time Lapse intervalometer app was only $10 (cheaper than the wired Chinese knock-off controllers) and has me smiling for now. The Return of Tethering: Absent from Sony/Minolta cameras I've owned since my Konica-Minolta A2, tethering has returned! It's pretty limited but I'm hopeful that it will evolve. Hey, it's a step forward! The New 16-50 Power Zoom: My original SELP1650 that came with my NEX3 was a good walkabout lens with reasonably good image quality and was amazingly compact (for what it is) when powered down and retracted. I bought the A6000 with another 16-50 and a kit because of the sad little reminder sitting on the desk in front of me as I write this. During a recent trip to Disneyland, I snapped a picture in the courtyard between the two parks upon arrival then proceeded immediately into the park. Immediately. Quicker than the time-out setting on my camera. The time-out that would have retracted the lens and kept it from wedging between my hip bone and the turnstile as I went through. BlackRapid is still my favorite strap but I learned a valuable lesson involving strap length, clearance and the fragility of kit lenses. So how much better does the younger sibling of the permanently extended, slightly angled corpse sitting on my desk perform? Can't tell. My old copy was pretty good and this one seems to be at least as good. Focusing speed seem about the same so I would guess that any improvements were minor refinements. Not as sharp as the Sigma primes but as a travel lens with jacket pocket portability, it is hard to beat. The Only Camera I'll Ever need?: No. That camera doesn't exist yet. I will not be selling my A77 or NEX7 anytime soon. The 7 is still a workhorse and while it lacks some of the next-generation improvements, it is still the great camera that lured me into buying it a couple of years ago. It will also be a better second body than my trusty little NEX3N. The A77 is still superior in handling long lenses and its battery life with the battery grip is good for any day of shooting. I may replace it if Sony comes out with an A-mount version of the A7 family with Canikon-killer features but for now it still has a home. That wraps it up for now. Having come from an A77 and a NEX-7, I am not "blown away" by the A6000 but I am very pleased with its performance and not at all regretful of the (reasonable) expense for what now appears to be a decent upgrade of several vital performance points.

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