I had good experience with them. Sold an old Canon 30D camera kit from me. Was offered a reasonable price.
They were prompt and professional.

I have been using it since version 3.
Does everything I need without paying the hefty price of Adobe .

LR5 works fine on my computer with WIN10.

I did Galapagos with the A6000 and the 18-50 and 55-210 lenses plus 3 batteries.
It worked great for me and got great pictures. My backup was Canon 70D, which I stopped cary towards the end of the trip.
Enjoy New Zealand it's a great place.
Take a backup hard drive also. WD My passport Wireless is lighter than carying a laptop.

They have very good tutorials online. I use PSP 8 Ultimate and I like it. I find it more intuitive than Lightroom. I have both programs and I use PSP mostly.

New -Egg has the Sony A6000 refurb for $399.
Otherwise look for the Refurbished: Sony NEX-F3K/S 16.1-Megapixel Digital Camera - Silver 3X Optical Zoom $199.
I saw these while browsing online for a Sony A6000.
Good Luck!

Switched to Corel Paint Shop Pro X7, more cost effective and does most of the things LR does, some even better.

Had good experience with B&H, Adorama and Beach Camera. Super service and reasonable prices.

I used the Tamron 150-600 for BIF (on Canon 70D) successfully. Also for airplanes.

That's the way the new world works. Bought an Olympus and got the manual on the CD only. Get used to it.

I have it. I used it for two weeks in Galapagos with the 16-50 and 55-210 OSS lenses and I love it. Good quality pictures. I will post some once I go over few thousands pictures I have to process. It has some limitations that are livable with. I can expand if you wish.
I bought it while I was considering to upgrade my old Canon 7D to 7DII.
I decided mirorless is the way to go.
Can't beat the quality, weight and the price. weightwise, it is much easier to carry vs. my other cameras (Canons). I got the package with two lenses, SD card and camera bag for $849. Half the price of the 7DII body only. You can use others' lenses with an adapter so the choice of lenses is expandable. Also look at Tamron and/or Sigma who have lenses for the A6000.
My main complains about this camera is lack of touch screen and short battery life which I managed by buying two more batteries I keep handy when taking lots of pictures.
Look at Gary Fong's video at sonya6000.com. it's going to give you a better idea of the camera capabilities than I can do.
Good luck in your decision.

Costco has this on sale as package with two lenses, bag and SD card.
You have 90 days to return no questions asked.

I have the Sony A6000. . great camera for the price.
I wish it had a touch screen and better battery life. Overall I love it.

I have the Tamron 150-600. Just used it on Canon 70D in Galapagos. Got some great pictures. Still working on the pictures, but I like what I see so far. I have not used it in low light yet.

It's a great camera. I have it for a while as an upgrade to my old 7D, I just used it in Galapagos for two weeks with the 55-250 USM and the Tamron 150-600 and got great pictures.
I opted on it instead of upgrading to the 7DMKii (which is a great camera too but not worth the price for my needs).

Hope this helps you.
Good luck!