Sony A5000 Mirrorless Camera Review

Teknoto.Net - Sony A5000 Mirrorless Camera Review - Sony a5000 is one of the newest mirrorless cameras launched in January 2014. This Mirrorless camera is designed to be more compact and lightweight as the successor to the NEX 3N. The A5000 uses 20.1 Megapixels with the BIONZ X image processor to produce high-resolution photos and videos up to ISO16000.

  

This mirrorless camera is also equipped with a 3.0-inch tiltable LCD Monitor, Full HD 1080p Video recording at 60fps, a 25-point autofocus system, continuous shooting at up to 3.5fps, including Photo Creativity and Image Effects shooting modes.

The Sony A5000 was launched as the successor to the NEX-3N with a body design similar to the series but with features and grips similar to the NEX-5T. The Sony A5000 comes with a built-in pop-up flash like the NEX-3N with similar control buttons on the top and back of the camera.

At the top of the camera, you will find the shutter button and control buttons for adjusting the zoom size of the lens. The video recording button is located slightly behind the shutter button which is easy to reach with your finger.

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While on the back there is a 3.0-inch LCD monitor with a 460.8k-dot resolution which is equipped with a touch screen feature and can be tilted up to 180 degrees. On the right side of the screen there are control buttons consisting of Menu, Navigation, View, and Delete buttons.

With a large and intuitive screen, you can easily access various Menu and camera features at the touch of your fingertips. Sony A5000 is also equipped with shooting features such as Picture Effects, Auto HDR mode, and Auto Object Framing.

Play Memories Home

In addition, there is also a camera application (Play Memories Home) that allows you to edit images directly in the camera, such as viewing, organizing, editing, retouching, printing, and more.

Meanwhile, smartphone and tablet users will be quite happy with the NFC connectivity feature that allows users to directly transfer photos and videos on the gadget. While the WiFi feature allows users to directly upload photos and videos to various social media.

The Sony A5000 uses an APS-C sized Exmor APS HD CMOS image sensor that has a 20.1-Megapixel resolution powered by the same BIONZ X processor as the Sony A7 and A7R full-frame cameras. Thus the information about the Sony A5000 Mirrorless Camera Review may be useful for you.

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