Show us your Sony A6000 Images!

Thanks MedicineMan! That GHB shot is really sharp! Awesome photo! How do you find the 70-200? I'm thinking about either that or the 90mm macro as my next lens purchase.

Recent trip to Niagara Falls.

Both shot with an old Olympus 28mm F 2.8.

Tommy I like the 70-200g, if for no other reason than weight. At one time I had a Sigma 70-200 2.8 EOS mount and the weight was a huge negative compared to the e-mount.
I don't think the 70-200g is in the same class IQ wise as the EOS 70-200ii though but it is capable of good results frequently and fantastic results on occasion I like having the 70-200g + A6000
as companion rig when I'm carrying something longer like the 400mm.
At first I didn't like the 70-200g, was in Africa and my shots were all crap---then I took off the B+W filter and suddenly got lots of keepers. Nothing against B+W, there stuff is good, it just didn't work with my 70-200g. I also never liked the 70-200g on the A7R but on the A7Rii it is a much better performer....I"m not technical enough into the nuts/bolts of photography to know why.

OK, we just got back from the Mobile,Al area via Mt. Mitchell-

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Very nice

Thanks.
Here is turned to the Sun a bit-

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Foggy day at the Falls

^love the second shot

One more. @400mm with Tamron 150-600 and Commlite adapter, manual focus. Thousands of white ibis return to this wetlands at night to roost. They take over the entire place there are so many. However most of my images were with another camera, not the A6000........but there is this one.

I'm only halfway through this thread and am in love with this camera, ordered mine two minutes ago! Can't wait!

Tommy,

love the first shot.

Lgunzz,
Thinking of doing the same. Did you get any lenses with it? I am wondering if it would be unfair (to the camera) if I just buy a converter to use with my Canon glass. Too much good glass in my bag to ignore.