jerryc41 Loc: Catskill Mts of NY

I would look for another lens, but that's just me. There have been some not-so-nice reports of Sony repairs here. A repair would take a long time and be expensive.

maxlieberman Loc: 19027

Call Authorized Camera Repair in Willow Grove. (215) 659-2905. They are straight shooters. Ask them for an opinion.

Indi Loc: L. I., NY, Palm Beach Cty when it's cold.

My personal Rule of Thumb: if the cost of a repair is more than 50% the cost of new, buy new.

StanMac Loc: Tennessee

A friendly suggestion - get a neckstrap while your looking for repair or a new lens and use it.

I keep my neck strap around my neck whenever I’m using a camera without a support/tripod. I even keep it around my neck while I’m attaching or detaching my camera to a tripod

Stan

mikegreenwald Loc: Illinois

Personally, I would not have deliberately dropped the a6600 to test the failed a6000.

Ava'sPapa Loc: Cheshire, Ct.

Thanks so much for pointing that out. First mistake I've ever made.

nealbralley Loc: Kansas

I had a Panasonic LUMIX camera which got wet, and I sent it to Royal Camera Repair in Illinois, and they repaired it well and quickly. I think they were reasonable in their costs, too. I found them on the Internet.

Ched49 Loc: Pittsburgh, Pa.

A used a6000 is around $400, for a 7 year old camera, their holding their value very well.

Henlopen Loc: Lewes, Delaware

I had a similar situation myself when a grandson got hold of her A77 II and it hit the floor from about 36" - The camera still works, but has an error message come up in the LCD display - a picture of a orange hand with double parenthesis and the word Error displayed near the upper center of the display. Occasiionally, the camera will hang up and have to be shut off and back on to keep shooting. Otherwise seems to be doing OK. I checked out Precision Camera for repair of this model, and their quote was $498 +$45 shipping. There was no way that I would put out that much for a discontinued camera line that will be as extinct as the dinosaur in another decade or so. Instead I bought a well taken care of low "mileage" A77II from another hogger, and will keep the other as a spare. Just my thoughts FWIW.

arobi44 Loc: Delaware

I have tried a Canon 70-200 with a Metabones adapter (was using it on my a6600), and, it worked perfectly. So it must be the lens. Same non-focus issues with the lens on the a6600.