Jtraft

For Sale , SONY A6000,silver , with 16-50 F3.5/5.6 and 55-210, F4.5/6.3. Included are Watson spare battery, and Ruggard bag. Great condition, all glass and equipment. $600 shipped to lower 48

Jtraft

Includes Hoya UV filters on both lenses

starlifter Loc: Towson, MD

Why such a confusing background.

rdgreenwood Loc: Kennett Square, Pennsylvania

Did you sell your Sony A6000?

Jtraft

hi, Still have it. thanks

rdgreenwood Loc: Kennett Square, Pennsylvania

Why are you selling it?

Here's the deal: I shoot now with a Nikon D800E, but I'm considering transitioning to mirrorless. If I make the move, I will want to go with Zeiss lenses. You have the camera I want, but not the lenses. Are you willing to break up your package?

Dick Greenwood

Jtraft

Bought a Canon 5DII with canon 100-400 to shoot wildlife. Not willing to break up at this point.

rdgreenwood Loc: Kennett Square, Pennsylvania

That's probably a good idea. Good luck.

RD

redbeard1947

I am thinking about this camera and lenses (currently have a canon 60d w/lenses). I shoot mostly at gardens and zoos. I am retired and the size and weight of this camera appeals to me. I met someone at the zoo who had this camera and was able to hold it, so I am not concerned with the size. I am concerned with ease of operation. being an old dog, will this camera be difficult to operate (or learn to operate)? thanks

Jtraft

Simple in auto shoot, can be made more complex with many selections. Would be perfect for your uses, I needed more telephoto for bird photos, thus the reason for sale.

Jtraft

Price reduction. to $550 or BO, Memory card included also

Tom Poscharsky

B&H has the A6000 for 398.00, brand new.

le boecere

I'm an "old dog" who's gone from enthusiast grade film SLR's to Canon digital compact & pocket cameras, with miniature sensors ~ to the a6000 (earlier this year). I'm a computer dunderhead, and not at all mechanically or electronically inclined ~ yet, I find this camera to fit my slightly arthritic hand just fine ~ it and 3 lenses in a lightweight bag do not even get my "heavy" attention ~ and, I find myself enjoying every new discovery about the device, and the art of photography, that my feeble old brain can comprehend.

I started with "Automatic" and quickly went to "P", and then began playing with aperture settings, shutter speeds, ISO settings, and then on to a couple of the more trick stuff this little hand-held computer can do (like night shots, black & white, etc.)

With only seconds to "snap" a candid situation I still just turn the little dial to "intelligent auto" and usually get an acceptable shot that I'd not otherwise get to enjoy.

I suppose I just could have told you; "I really like this little camera".

Oh, and by the way; I tend to point that little camera at most anything that strikes my fancy or interest ~ I've got snap shots that cover almost any genre ('cept indoor basketball ~ still haven't tried that yet, but, I don't have any unrealistic expectations)