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How good is 18 200 lens?
If I had to pick one lens to use most of the time, I would go with the 18-200. At 18mm, the lens handles interior spaces and landscapes while at 200mm it zooms up to 4x my eye’s ability to see. When you think about it, that’s a pretty large range of views.
What is NEX series Sony?
It is a mirrorless interchangeable lens camera with the body size of a larger model fairly compact point-and-shoot camera with a larger sensor size (APS-C) comparable to that of some digital single-lens reflex cameras.
Which is best a-mount or E-mount?
A-mount cameras with Sony Translucent Mirror Technology offer the advantages of full-time phase-detection autofocus. The short flange back distance of mirrorless E-mount models makes it possible to design compact, high-performance bodies and lenses that offer outstanding handling and mobility.
Are Sony kit lenses good?
Overall, not a bad performance for an inexpensive kit lens. It’s a good start and a great value when bought as part of a kit, but to get the most out of the Sony A6000’s 24-megapixel resolution, enthusiasts will likely want to invest in some better glass.
What kind of sensor does the Nikon NEX-6 have?
The NEX-6 also features a 16MP CMOS sensor, articulating LCD, XGA OLED electronic viewfinder, and fun point-and-shoot features like Sweep Panorama and various automatic modes. Is the NEX-6 the most rounded NEX yet?
Is the Sony NEX-6 better than Nikon 1?
The Sony NEX-6 looks exceptionally good when its images are at 10 MP – those extra 6 MP help reduce noise and bring out the sharpness of the image. At the same time, don’t forget that the sensor of the NEX-6 is also over 3 times larger than the one on the Nikon 1 system.
What is the difference between Sony NEX and a-Mount?
And fourth overall (since NEX lineup was launched in 2010), something you have been told (and you did not like the response). “Also difference between NEXs and A-mount is that A-mount actually gets quite a bit of lenses.” I don’t think Sony has launched nearly a dozen lenses for A-mount over the period NEX has existed. But, it doesn’t matter.
What is the best lens to get for a cheap price?
f/2.8 or f/4 standard zoom, tele reaching 300mm (or more), cheap 50mm, cheap 35mm (A, EOS, or F-mount primes in that range are half the price or less comparing to NEX), any lens brighter than f/1.8, Holy Trinity of Zooms, Holy Trinity of Primes, Pancake prime anywhere between 30-50mm.