Written for one of the best travel cameras ever made, this comprehensive yet easy-to-understand guide for the Sony Alpha 6000 is written for the advanced user (with tutorials and easy explanations in case you're not so advanced). In it we provide a thorough guide which explains each feature in plain English and provides hundreds of visual examples as well. There is no better way to learn about and get the most out of your camera. Get the most out of your investment and enjoy learning more about it at the same time! A complete description, preview pages and a table of contents can all be found on the author's website.

Another in Sony’s line of DSLR cameras was announced to the public in February 2014 in the form of the Alpha A6000. The A6000 camera is a compact digital device that is mirrorless in nature and lightweight; facilitating comfort for users. Also dubbed the ILE6000 camera, the camera has been lauded for meeting photographic needs left unsatisfied by its predecessors the NEX-6 and Nex-7. Improved features include an advanced Hybrid Auto focus system and a phase detection point of approximately one hundred and seventy nine with up to ninety percentage coverage and the ability to auto focus at a speed of 0.06 seconds. It also includes object tracking and continuous shooting mode of up to eleven frames per second. Sony also brought enhancements by introducing the BIONZ X processor. This new engine is designed to produce professional quality images and ISO sensitivity in low-light of up to 25600.

The Sony Alpha 6000 also called the A6000 is a mirror less camera that matches up to, and even supersedes most DSLRs in terms of features, functionality and image quality. Sony has created an incredible camera at an incredible price point that may very well be hard to beat. This camera launched in April 2014 sells at an incredible price that stands to be more affordable than other cameras in its class.

The Sony Alpha A6000 is an f/2.0 24mm wide-angle lens, mirrorless camera that has a 24.3MP APS-C Exmor CMOS sensor. It can record 4K video at 30 fps or 1080p video at 60 fps and has a 3-inch LCD screen with 921,000 dots that can be tilted. The Sony A6000 has built-in Wi-Fi and near-field communication (NFC) for simple connection to mobile devices. The electronic viewfinder and pop-up flash make it possible to snap images even in dim lighting, and the flash may be used automatically. As the Sony Alpha A6000 has continuous focusing, it can follow moving subjects in real time even during rapid-fire picture and video capture. Sony's new BIONZ X image processing engine can process up to 15 frames per second, allowing you to capture every detail of the action.