Sony α6100

Pretty good feature set fairly compact, not a bad price point, but really the 6100 is real time. Autofocus tracking is the thing that's gon na drive a...

It's very similar to the Sony α6400 in design, with a rangefinder-style body, textured handgrip, and tilting screen, although it isn't weather-sealed and has a lower-resolution viewfinder. That said, it's slightly cheaper and offers near-identical performance in most areas. It delivers impressive image quality with good noise handling capability at higher ISO levels for low light

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Quality product but was missing cover cap for the body of the camera. Which is extremely important and could ruin the $800 camera without it. I am now ordering this from Amazon.

I was looking for a good travel camera and this one was highly recommended. Unfortunately, I found that the rolling shutter made all of my footage from running around have a jello effect. Worst of all, I’m not sure if I had a bad unit, or if these vary by unit, but this camera would overheat after j...

The electronic view finder is complete garbage. I you intend to use it to save battery life or compose shots look elsewhere, and only buy this if you intend to chimp over the larger screen all the time. The Cannon M6 Mark ii, Sony A6400, or Fujifilm XT-30 all have better viewfinders for a very small...

I bought this camera using my birthday money last January. I was very excited. Since I did not have time to be taking pics in the winter, I put this camera away for months. Until lately when I decided to really learn how to use it, the camera suddenly stopped working. It feels like the little mechan...

I'm by no means a professional photographer, I've always been interested in it, and have always wanted a digital camera to get to that next level after smart phone photography. The A6100 is a great entry into that space. You can start off by using it like a point and shoot, and as you learn more abo...

This is a wonderful starter camera! Friends have been recommending for me to try the Sony APSC line for years and I finally made the purchase late last year. I originally purchased the A6000 but upgraded to the A6100 after looking at the updated specs. So far I've loved this camera. I recommend skip...

IF YOURE NEW TO PHOTOGRAPHY, GET THIS. there's no reason to go with the 6300-6600 for stills. You won't get anything that's near worth the value you get with this. I've been using this camera as a complete beginner to "real" cameras for a little over a month now. I have had so much fun and the only ...