Sample image gallery: Sony a6000 interchangeable-lens compact camera

Don’t let the name throw you. I’ve spent some serious time with the NEX-6 and a6000 feels and handles almost exactly the same. The design is a bit more angular and the buttons have been rearranged ever-so-slightly, but overall, it felt quite familiar.

One area where the NEX-6 occasionally left me wanting more was in low-light. Head toward the end of our sample image gallery to see for yourself how the a6000 did at progressively higher ISO’s. It seems there’s an overall improvement in noise performance. That being said, we will have to wait until we get it into the test lab to say just how much better it does in the dark than its predecessor.

The following images were all captured in RAW and converted to JPG’s using Lightroom 5.4.The majority of the photos were shot using the 16-50mm f/3.5-5.6 OSS kit lens, but some were shot using a Sony Ziess 24mm f/1.8 lens. No processing has been done other than a conversion from Adobe RGB to sRGB. Click the full-res preview in each slide for a closer look. And stay tuned for a full lab test coming your way soon.

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