Mirrorless Sony a6400 Kit 16-50mm Μαύρο

Bought 3 weeks ago and am very pleased with it. Primary purpose initially is to photograph negatives using a macro lens and film/slide carrying equipment to provide me with digital images I can reproduce. Results so far have been excellent. Beyond that the camera will become a general purpose unit and the layout of the controls suits me very well. The Sony function on screen menu is not the best but OK. Would have liked the facility to name memory cards and custom number individual files - it might do this, but I haven’t found out how - yet!

Excellent camera bought as a replacement for a Nikon. Incredible range of settings that mean it can suit a novice to a professional

I have used the camera a couple of times. It is very comfortable to hold and simple to use in fully automatic mode. What has been a lot less simple is downloading the photographs. I have failed using all advice to connect to my phone wirelessly which was one reason I bought it. I will check the software for updates when I get some cable adapters to connect to my microsoft laptop. If all eelse fails I will have to transfer the photos to that and e-mail them. Not what I hoped for

An almost perfect pocket camera for on the go. Simple on screen menu , easy to navigate and more than reasonable results. A very good reason to keep the phone in your pocket and the camera in your hand. Excellent value at this price range.

I bought this camera for its size and it has turned out to be excellent. It feels well made and the menus are fairly logically laid out. The focus tracking is superb, and the results from the large sensor are really good and what I expected. The only downside I've found so far is the touch screen only works on focusing etc. If you want to change anything else it has to be done manually. I expect Sony could fix this with a firmware update but doubt they will. Come on Sony, step up and fix it!

I got this camera a few weeks ago, as a camera for my travels, due to being a good compact size and weight, with the 18-135mm F3.5-5.6 lens, which has proved adequate for my photography. The controls on the camera are well laid out, though I had to figure out why the focus point keep jumping away from where I placed it when focusing on subject, and I have since figured this out via videos on You Tube. So it is early days for me with this great camera and I enjoy using it.

Such a great camera for a hobbyist photographer. Great purchase.

I bought this as a more compact alternative to my Fujifilm XT-1. Previously my second camera was a Leica X1 which had a fabulous lens albeit fixed , but some of the controls were easily knocked out of place. I bought a used a6000 for my little granddaughter to start off in photography and was so impressed I thought I would get myself an A6400 so we could share lenses. The a6400 hasn't disappointed and I'm sure once I get used to the menu's it will be great. I do a lot of sports photography and tried the a6000 out at a rugby match with the kit telephoto which came with the a6000. I was extremely impressed especially as the camera was so light compared to the Fuji. My intention is to use the fuji when the weather is bad as it is fully weather sealed(body and lenses). I will use the Sony in better weather and for Summer cricket and street photography where the light weight will be a bonus. I'm very impressed with build quality and positive control functions.

Really enjoying using this set up. It’s very light and discrete for street photography and image quality is suberb

I bought this camera about a month ago, so these are just initial comments without a great deal of use. Let's get the single dislike out of the way. The placement of the SD card beggars belief. These cards have a small indentation at the bottom of the card on one side so that you can use a fingernail to help extracting it. When installed, the orientation of the card means that the indentation is covered. To get the card out, you have to point the base of the camera downwards and hope that the spring eject throws the card out. Grunt over. I bought the camera to replace a bridge camera that I found too big and cumbersome and wanted something that would be, potentially, pocketable. The camera is exactly what I wanted. A small, relatively lightweight camera that is capable of taking good photos (in the right hands). To say that the features are comprehensive is an understatement and I'm still in the process of familiarising myself with them. Once I feel comfortable and confident with its performance, my plan is to add a macro or short zoom lens (maybe both) to add to the kit lens that came with the camera. Overall, I'm really pleased with my purchase. I'd spent some time researching the options that suited my criteria and the A6400 kept on coming to the top of the list. I bought the camera from a local retailer (WEX, Norwich) and I left feeling confident that I would not be disappointed. Looking forward to getting out and about with the camera without getting shoulder ache.