Seeing a Sony a6000 nhận xét on a site like newptcsitedaily.com may come as a surprise lớn some of you, especially here in 2021.
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On its 5th anniversary, why have I decided khổng lồ write a review of a mirrorless camera which has been superseded twice since its release?
Thanks to my work with newptcsitedaily.com, I have access to lớn pretty much any camera – why on earth did I choose lớn spend a month shooting with an entry-level camera & three outdated Sony lenses?!
Sony a6000 (Discount Bundle)
Incredible value for money compact mirrorless camera with lightning fast shooting and autofocus performance, & great image quality.
Hopefully, this in-depth reviews of the world’s best-selling mirrorless camera will make things a little clearer.
It’ll also be a good reminder that getting a great camera needn’t mean spending lots of money on the very latest model.
So, enough of the preamble. Get a cup of tea as this is a long one ;-) Let’s jump right in!
Sony a6000 nhận xét Summary
This impressive compact camera features a 24.3 MP APS-C CMOS sensor, BIONZ X image processor, 3-inch LED screen và 11fps continuous shooting, packed in to a lightweight body. Shoot up to 47 JPEGS, 22 RAWS, or 21 simultaneous JPEG + RAWS before the buffer slows. The a6000 is affordable, powerful và dependable.
As I mentioned before, it may seem a little odd to lớn be writing a reviews of the Sony a6000 in 2021, several years after its release.
5 years in công nghệ is a long time, and there are many photographers who wouldn’t even consider a camera that’s 1 year old, let alone 5.
The reason why I put together this a6000 đánh giá was lớn see whether the most popular mirrorless camera is still relevant today.
Despite all the advancements in giải pháp công nghệ since its release, is it still lớn wise to lớn invest in the Sony a6000?
You can compare the specs with newer models all you want, but the only real way I was going lớn give you an honest recommendation was lớn shoot solidly with this camera for a month… so that’s what I did!
I’ve included sections below that compare the a6000 with its two successors, but what was more important khổng lồ me was the performance of this camera on its own, i.e. Not compared to lớn newer cameras.
Specs
24.3 megapixel APS-C CMOS sensor Bionz X image processor Hybrid AF system with 25 contrast-detect & 179 phase-detect points Built-in flash + Multi-Interface Shoe ISO 100-25600 11 fps continuous shooting with subject-tracking 3-inch tilting LCD with 921,600 dots OLED electronic viewfinder with 1.44M dots Diffraction correction, area-specific noise reduction, & detail reproduction công nghệ Full HD video recording at 1080/60p and 24p; clean HDMI output đầu ra Wi-Fi with NFC capability và PlayMemories app 4.72W x 2.63H x 1.78D in. 10.05 oz (Body Only) / 12.13 oz (With battery & media)If you’re lượt thích to read more specifics about the camera, click here for the Sony a6000 manual.
Build & Handling
The worry with most entry-level mirrorless cameras at this price point is that build quality suffers, but thankfully this is not the case with this one.
The metal body feels solid, & offers an ideal weight for a camera of this size. I particularly lượt thích the rubber grip, which protrudes just enough to allow my big hand to lớn get a firm, comfortable hold, whilst still letting my thumb rest in a natural position to change most settings one-handed.
Good ergonomics are a hugely underestimated feature on compact mirrorless cameras. It’s all well and good having a camera as thin as a deck of cards, but unless you can hold it comfortably và safely whilst still being able to lớn operate it one-handed, you may as well stick to your iphone!
The dials on the a6000 stayed firm và clunky during the one month that I shot with it every day – I initially thought they were a tad too stiff, but after getting used khổng lồ it, I grew to lượt thích their solid feel.
I also liked the way that you couldn’t ‘bump’ your settings by mistake when carrying the camera, since the dials wouldn’t budge unless you twisted them yourself.
The rotating wheel on the back of the a6000 is reminiscent of Canon DSLRs, and provides fast và easy access to lớn a range of options within the camera’s menu.
I phối it up to control exposure compensation, so I could leave the camera on Aperture priority with Auto-ISO engaged, and just turn the dial to add or remove light.
a6000 + 55-210mm f/4.5-6.3 | 1/320 at f/6.3 ISO 2500
Something I found a little unusual was the LCD screen, which has a 16:9 ratio, more suited for video clip playback – when viewing standard 3:2 stills, you’re left with black bars on either side of the frame.
The screen can tilt upward 90 degrees and down by 45, allowing for some creative shooting angles.
The resolution is 921,600 dots, which sounds impressive but isn’t so special here in 2021. It’s adequate for viewing images & taking photos, but don’t expect to lớn be blown away by the resolution.
The EVF quality is similarly ‘just OK’ – adequate for shooting and reviewing images, but there are obviously much better unique electronic viewfinders on mirrorless cameras in 2021.
Did I find the EVF restrictive in any way? No. Would I prefer a more detailed EVF with a wider view? Definitely.
From switching on the a6000 lớn being ready khổng lồ shoot, the wait is no longer than any DSLR costing 10x the price.
Startup time on cheaper cameras is usually around one second, và can be a huge annoyance over a day’s shoot – not so with the Sony.
I liked the option khổng lồ swap the Aperture và Shutter speed controls in manual mode – something that’s often overlooked in cameras at this price point.
Whilst the Sony a6000 has been priced to lớn appeal to lớn beginners, (and is actually in my opinion one of the best cameras for beginners), it’s clear that Sony intended its use khổng lồ be relevant khổng lồ more experienced photographers, and dare I say it… lớn pros too?!
a6000 + 85mm f/1.8 fe | 1/250 at f/1.8 ISO100
The Sony a6000’s buttons are all dedicated to single functions, which makes operation very simple, with little need to lớn start delving into the somewhat convoluted menu.
You can change settings quickly by using what Sony calls the Quick Navi screen, accessible via the DISP button. Here you can choose from all the main shooting options by pressing the Fn button and navigating around the page using the dial.
Spending some time setting up the a6000 reaps dividends later on – I found that after I’d mix up the Custom menu with my ‘fairly often’ used functions, then assigned the 2 dedicated custom buttons lớn my ‘most used’ functions, I didn’t need to lớn delve into the main thực đơn much at all.
It’s a bit of a shame that Sony decided lớn cram so many icons around the buttons & dial on the rear of the a6000. I found operation of the camera far simpler than the mess of icons suggested!
There’s a lot lớn be said for an uncluttered camera interface, much like an uncluttered desk – unfortunately, Sony never seems khổng lồ get this quite right.
Aesthetics aside, I found the a6000 a pleasure to shoot with. Once muscle memory had kicked in & I was able to find the buttons lớn change settings without having to lớn glance at the back of the camera, I was able khổng lồ concentrate fully on my scene.
Sony a6000 vs Fujifilm X100F | As long as you choose your Sony e mount lenses wisely, the a6000 is one of the smallest mirrorless inter-changeable lens (M.I.L.C.) cameras.
The tiny 16-50mm power zoom (available in the most popular Sony a6000 bundle) is great fun khổng lồ use & makes the a6000 super portable – see the image above.
The electronic ‘power zoom’ feels just as responsive as twisting a manual zoom ring would be.
However, being a relatively cheap ‘kit-lens’, the image quality out of the 16-50mm doesn’t really bởi justice khổng lồ the full capabilities of the sensor.
Check out the lenses I recommend for the a6000 later on in this đánh giá for some much better options.
If I had to lớn single it down lớn one factor that added the most enjoyment of shooting with the a6000, that would have to lớn be its incredible tự động hóa focus… so let’s look closer at this now.
Auto focus
When I shot with the Sony a6000 on the first day, I was convinced I wouldn’t lượt thích it. My pet peeve with entry-level cameras is not being able to select the AF point ‘directly’, i.e. You can’t press just one button to lớn move the AF point.
This was my biggest dislike of Fuji’s early X100 cameras, until they addressed the issue with more recent models.
Having to lớn first press a button to lớn engage manual focus point selection before being able to move the focus point could have been a giảm giá khuyến mãi breaker for me on the a6000… had it not been for this camera’s incredible ability lớn predict which focus point you want to lớn use, particularly when there’s a face involved.
As soon as a subject enters your scene, the camera uses some kind of voodoo magic to lớn find its face immediately, then lock on to it with incredible precision!
If there’s no face in the scene and you half press the shutter button, the a6000 locks on lớn the closest object.
If it gets the focus point you had in mind wrong, you just need to lớn release the shutter button, then try again – I found that 9 times out of 10 the camera was able khổng lồ guess correctly what I was trying lớn focus on if it got it wrong the first time.
a6000 + 85mm f/1.8 sắt | 1/4000 at f/1.8 ISO 100
The hybrid auto focus system means that the camera is intelligent enough to switch from single shot (AF-S) khổng lồ continuous auto focus (AF-C) & back again, without your intervention.
In practice, this means that with Automatic AF (AF-A) engaged, I could lock focus on to one of my children when he was standing still, then as soon as he turned và ran, the camera would switch to lớn continuous AF mode lớn capture him in movement (then return to AF-A).
I wouldn’t normally use an AF-A mode on any of my other cameras, since I like to focus and recompose, & this is usually ineffective with AF-A.
However I found that with the a6000, I relied much more heavily on the camera choosing all my focus points for me automatically.
Face recognition on Sony mirrorless cameras has always been nothing short of mind blowing, & the this camera is no different. Not only does it track faces even faster than a human eye, but you can also phối it to lớn memorize up to 8 faces so that the camera tracks them in an order you choose.
I found this a little gimmicky at first, but soon realised that it’s actually a really useful function when trying khổng lồ capture one person in the middle of a group of people (and you want lớn ignore the other faces).
Examples of this could be at your child’s nativity play when your pride and joy is surrounded by random kids, or during a wedding when you want to focus on the bride among all the guests.
Check out the video below which illustrates how well this function works, and how you can override the camera’s face detection on the fly so you have complete control of the AF point.
As you can see, if you take the time to lớn set up the face registration feature, it’s a hugely effective way of allowing the camera to vị all the hard work ‘picking out’ the correct faces from the crowd.
Sony placed great emphasis on the focusing tốc độ of the a6000 when it was released, calling it the fastest autofocus in the world.
Whilst it’s hard to confirm this 4 years down the track, what I will say is that the AF on the a6000 is very impressive.
I usually shoot weddings with a Nikon D750, a DSLR 4-5x the price of this little a6000, and I have lớn say that the AF on the Sony is actually faster (in good light at least).
0.06 seconds for the a6000 to lock on lớn a subject is faster than many other mirrorless cameras, even here in 2021!
Burst mode shooting in continuous high mode is great fun. This pocket powerhouse able to lớn fire off 11 frames per second for around 22 frames in RAW format, and 49 frames in JPEG Fine format.
Unlike the Sony a6300 & a6500, the a6000 doesn’t offer silent shooting, meaning that using burst mode is a bit lượt thích shooting with a muffled machine gun!
179 phase-detect AF points are spread across almost 100% of the frame, meaning that the a6000 can track your subject running across the scene, & closer/further away from you without missing a shot.
Watching the focus points track a subject lượt thích some kind of futuristic missile lock-on is incredible, và you forget that you’re using công nghệ that should be considered ‘old’ in the 4 years since this camera’s release.
Check out how adventure sports photographer Chris Burkard takes full advantage of the a6000’s auto-focus tracking features in the đoạn clip below:
Despite the its incredible burst mode performance which can outperform more expensive cameras, the tốc độ at which this camera can write those photos to lớn your memory thẻ is a little lackluster – in a continuous 30 shot burst of RAWs, I found I was waiting around 10 seconds before the Play button would allow me to đánh giá any of the images.
Whilst the camera is ‘locked up’, you can’t enter any of the menus or playback mode, but you can still continue shooting (albeit slower), so it’s not all bad.
Using different lenses gave me different results from the a6000’s continuous AF tracking, but I found that in general, it did an amazing job of keeping a subject in focus throughout the 11 frames per second.
Using ‘Zone’ or ‘Wide area’ modes, I simply half pressed the shutter button to lớn see that the camera had chosen the correct AF point (9 times out of 10, it had!); then fully pressed it down when the subject started moving.
It’s so entertaining to lớn see the camera’s AF points track the subject throughout the frame, with the burst mode shooting off frame after frame in a flurry of semi-silent clicks!
As someone who usually prefers lớn select AF points manually, I found the automatic focus point selection of this impressive camera eerily intuitive và accurate.
Coupled with the mind-blowing continuous AF performance & class-leading 11 fps burst speed, photography with the a6000 is a hugely refreshing và altogether highly enjoyable experience.
Image Quality
This is where things start khổng lồ get really interesting. As soon as I saw the images appear on the rear LCD screen of my a6000, I must admit I wasn’t expecting much in the way of stellar image quality.
As mentioned before, the LCD screen (and EVF), don’t really offer much in the way of high resolution, so it’s easy khổng lồ assume the photos you’re taking won’t look good when enlarged on your computer monitor, or transferred to a smart device.
(Incidentally, wifi and NFC transfer via Sony’s điện thoại app worked well, & is a simple way khổng lồ get your photos onto a phone or tablet.)
However, when I finally got around khổng lồ transferring my images from the a6000 lớn my computer, I couldn’t believe just how good they looked.
If you’re someone who wants to lớn shoot in JPEG lớn minimise any time spent editing your photos, I think you’ll be very happy with the images out of this camera.
a6000 + 55-210mm f/4.5-6.3 | 1/320 at f/6.3 ISO 1600
The 24MP Exmor HD CMOS sensor with Bionz X processor ensures JPEGs are sharp, vivid & contrasty, but not overly so.
Sony’s Dynamic Range Optimization feature helps khổng lồ get a well-balanced image that makes full use of the camera’s impressive ability khổng lồ handle highlights và shadows.
I spent most of my time shooting in RAW so I could thử nghiệm the full abilities of the files out of the a6000, & I must say that I was pleasantly surprised.
You can kiểm tra out DP Review’s highly technical analysis of dynamic range performance here if you need some bedtime reading, but take it from me, the Sony’s files offer from an APS-C sensor.
24 Mega Pixels is also a great sweet-spot in resolution, where files aren’t so big as to necessitate huge memory cards, but still offer enough wiggle-room for some high chất lượng crops.
ISO performance was pretty good for a high-megapixel APS-C sensor, with similar results to lớn the Nikon D3400 reviews I wrote recently.
I found the best image unique was under ISO400, with noise being introduced lớn the image soon after this, but it was only apparent when zooming in lớn really inspect it.
As you can see in my image below shot at ISO 3200, you can’t see any noise at all.
a6000 + 55-210mm f/4.5-6.3 | 1/320 at f/5.6 ISO 3200 | When viewed at normal sizes, ISO 3200 looks great!
The Sony a6000 has a dễ thương pop-up flash which you can use in a pinch when the light becomes really low, but I’d still prefer khổng lồ crank the ISO up higher for a noisier image over the crappy deer-in-headlights look produced by these small on-camera flashes!
Overall, the Sony a6000 image unique is superb, especially when you consider the bargain price of this camera.
As with all cameras, you’ll need to pair this one with some good glass khổng lồ really get the best image chất lượng out of the sensor.
Whilst I found the power nguồn zoom convenient & fun to use, shooting with a prime lens such as the Sony 85mm f/1.8 sắt really brought the image quality up to lớn professional levels. The Sony 55-210mm f/4.5-6.3 was also quite impressive, but only really useful during the day time, or in adequate light.
Video
This being a stills photography review, I don’t feel qualified khổng lồ speak much about the Sony a6000 đoạn clip performance.
Check out the đoạn clip review above for a better idea of what this camera is capable of in the right hands:
What I will say is that the a6000 offers complete manual control over exposure settings during đoạn clip recording, which is sure to lớn please đoạn clip shooters.
I also liked the ability khổng lồ shoot videos in manual mode, but still being able lớn select Auto-ISO. This means you can have creative control over aperture and shutter speed for the look & feel of the video, whilst letting the camera choose the appropriate ISO lớn maintain the correct brightness.
Much lượt thích the tự động focus for photos, the AF for video clip was similarly impressive. I didn’t experiment much with the myriad of AF modes available during video, but I found the tracking fast và accurate, & left me lớn just concentrate on keeping the subject within the frame.
Price
Finally, we come khổng lồ the strongest draw card – the Sony a6000 price!
One of the huge benefits of buying a slightly older camera is being able khổng lồ take advantage of massively reduced prices.
When the camera was released in 2014, it cost around $800, which I still consider lớn be a great price for a camera offer this much technology and high image unique in such a compact body.
Here in 2021, the price of the Sony a6000 plus a kit lens has dropped lớn around half this, making it the best value mirrorless camera!
My preference after testing a few lenses would be to lớn buy it ‘body only’, saving an additional 150-ish bucks over buying it with the 16-50mm nguồn zoom.
Whilst I did find the power nguồn zoom fun và loved how compact it made the overall camera, there are much better Sony a6000 lenses, và I’d prefer lớn put the money saving towards one of these.
Final word – I still can’t believe you can get so much camera for so little money – it’s without a doubt the best mirrorless camera under $500, và a camera I’d happily recommend khổng lồ my friends who want the biggest bang for their buck here in 2021.
(Budget still too tight? kiểm tra out the best digital camera under $200)
Sony a6000 vs 6300
It’s only natural for photographers to lớn want the latest camera gear. After all, ‘newer’ normally means ‘better’, but is that really the case with the Sony a6000 vs a6300 mirrorless cameras?
2 years after the release of the a6000, the a6300 hits the scene, touting a ‘newly developed image sensor’, better viewfinder, 4k video recording, more AF points & a more rugged body. You can also use a wider range of the Sony A-mount lenses on the a6300, with tracking and auto-focus working on the newly developed E-mount.
So on paper, all looks pretty good… but remember that the a6300 is around twice the price of the a6000.
For video, sure 4k is great lớn be able to crop after the fact, & additional focus points are helpful when tracking a subject all the way across the frame.
However, for stills photography, most people agree that the a6300 isn’t significant enough of an upgrade to warrant the price increase over the a6000.
So, in the a6000 vs a6300 battle, I’d recommend you stick with the a6000 & use the money you save lớn invest in some great lenses instead.
Sony a6000 vs a6500
To confuse matters even more, Sony decided khổng lồ release the a6500 soon after the a6300. The logical comparison might be the two most recent cameras, but in this case I think it’s more appropriate khổng lồ pit the Sony a6000 vs a6500.
Both cameras still offer that incredible 24MP sensor & 11 fps continuous shooting in a compact mirrorless body. The a6500 has that improved image sensor of its predecessor, so is cleaner at high ISOs, but not remarkably so.
Then there’s the 5-axis image stabilisation in the a6500, which can help shooting handheld with slower shutter speeds, especially when using lenses on the a6500 which don’t feature image stabilisation. This is also good for video shooters.
The improved image processor in the a6500 also means that you can shoot even more images one after the other, và the camera will process them quicker (meaning the camera won’t be ‘locked up’ writing files to the memory card after shooting a series of images in quick succession).
My favourite feature of the a6500 is the touchscreen & touch-to-focus capability. Unfortunately the a6000 doesn’t have a cảm biến screen.
However, is the a6500 worth three times the price of the a6000? I don’t believe so, unless perhaps you’re a đoạn phim shooter.
For stills photography, I think that the price:performance ratio of the a6000 when compared to lớn the a6300 and a6500 still makes it the clear winner.
At this price point, there simply isn’t a better mirrorless camera than the a6000.
Accessories
For such an immensely popular mirrorless camera, it’s no surprise that there are some great Sony a6000 accessories available in 2021.
Since this most recent bargain price makes it such an accessible camera for beginners, most people are left with enough spare change to lớn pick up some useful accessories. Let’s take a look at the most popular:
Lenses
I wrote a whole article discussing what I considered to be the best lenses for the Sony a6000, so I won’t repeat myself here.
If you don’t have time to lớn read the whole article, here are 4 of my favourite lenses:
You’ll notice that the Sony a6000 wide angle lens I recommend there is actually by a brand called Rokinon.
It’s a great, affordable option if you want khổng lồ shoot really wide angle, but note that it’s manual focus only.
Recommended Camera Bag
Peak thiết kế Sling 5L is a great kích cỡ for camera bag for a6000 owners with 2 zooms & a small prime lens.
My recommendations of a camera bag for the a6000 would be something compact và lightweight, with room for a spare battery, some cards và a couple of lenses.
The Peak design Everyday Sling is my đứng top pick for a Sony a6000 camera bag. If you only have a couple of small lenses, the 5L version is perfect.
It looks great in all 3 colour options, & is designed with lots of features you never even knew you needed – I love the small organisation options inside the pockets in particular.
If you prefer a camera messenger bag over a sling, I’d go for either the well-priced LowePro sự kiện Messenger 100, or the Think Tank Mirrorless Mover (5 or 10, depending on the number of lenses you need lớn carry).
You should also check out my guide to the best camera backpacks here.
Battery
Not such a sexy accessory for this camera by any means, but I’d advise you to lớn stock up on a few spare batteries so you can keep shooting all day without worry.
I wouldn’t normally recommend third party batteries for cameras, but in this case, there is a great alternative to lớn the official Sony a6000 battery, by the well-known brand RAVPower.
The RAVPower FW50 offers two high quality battiers for the a6000 plus a USB compatible charger, all for under $30!!
Since the whole unit plus batteries weighs less than a pack of cards, you can keep it in your bag attached lớn a portable USB charger, meaning you’ll never run out of power nguồn whilst on holiday.
This makes it a great travel camera cài đặt for those who won’t have access to lớn a power point for long periods.
Battery Grip
Another option to get more shots out of your camera is a third tiệc nhỏ Sony a6000 battery grip. My pick of the bunch is this Neewer Battery Grip, which includes a remove control. I have several Neewer products & they’re all decent unique for their bargain prices.
Although it may seem odd to showroom something to lớn your a6000 which makes the compact size factor much bulkier, a battery grip can make it much more comfortable lớn hold for long periods, especially if you use longer lenses.
As well as improved battery life and better ergonomics, a battery grip also allows for much easier portrait orientation shooting, thanks lớn additional buttons & dials which are located in convenient spots when holding the camera vertically.
Isn’t it great to lớn have some many affordable Sony a6000 accessories?! Typically, the more expensive a camera gets, the more expensive become its peripherals, so it’s refreshing to lớn be able khổng lồ take advantage of bargain prices with the a6000 add-ons.
Screen Protector
They’re cheap và protect your precious camera’s screen – enough said… just get one! Here’s my pick of the bunch.
UPDATE: since writing this đánh giá I came across a Sony a6000 bundle which includes the two lenses above, a memory card, mini travel tripod, filters, a bag… basically a whole heap of accessories that you may or may not need!!
However, since it’s the same price as the other lens only bundle, I figured you may as well get it – I wrote a full nhận xét on the bundle here.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Sony a6000 a good camera?
Yes, despite being over 5 years old, it’s still a great camera. It’s also excellent value for money, & loved by many professional photographers as well as beginners & amateurs too.
Is the Sony a6000 discontinued?
Sony rarely discontinues its cameras, despite launching new bodies almost every year. As such, you can still purchase one from all major camera retailers.
Is the Sony a6000 a professional camera?
It features a 24.3MP APS-C-sized Exmor APS HD CMOS sensor with BIONZ X image processor, as well as an array of pro-grade features. Many professional photographers use it for their work.
Is the Sony a6000 still worth it in 2021?
Yes, definitely! It’s as much a bargain for the money today as it was in năm trước when it was first released.
Sony a6000 review | Final Words
Due to lớn time constraints, I haven’t had a chance to go through all the thousands of images I shot during the one month for this Sony a6000 review.
When I find time, I’ll upload some more so you can have a better understanding as to lớn what’s capable with this incredible little camera.
Whilst I don’t usually recommend cameras based solely on their price, it’s hard lớn ignore just how much functionality you’re getting from the a6000 for such a bargain price.
Any small niggles I had whilst shooting with the a6000 were completely justified when I considered that the whole camera cost less than any of my DSLR lenses!
I thought it would also be very apparent to me that I was using a camera released several years ago when writing this review.
However, I honestly thought I was shooting with a very modern camera. Sure, the rear LCD và EVF have been improved in later models, và additional AF points và faster processing may be nice for some, but I was altogether satisfied with the performance.
I loved leaving the camera to lớn select the AF point (and subject’s face), và track it across the screen automatically. In this way, I was able to lớn keep up with my fast moving kids simply by keeping them inside the camera’s viewfinder frame – a huge time (and sanity!) saver.
Image chất lượng was great, although I must say, not quite on par with the Fujifilm X cameras I’ve used in the past. However, the Fujis are usually much more expensive, so this is completely justified.
Overall, I found the Sony a6000 a fun and rewarding camera khổng lồ shoot with.
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At under $500, it really is unbeatable, & I wouldn’t hesitate to recommend it khổng lồ both beginners and more advanced photographers looking for an affordable compact camera with great performance.