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Reviews (5)
11 Sep, 2013
Amazing camera. Ditch your full size DLSR for this baby.
8 of 8 found this helpful Absolutely fell in love with this camera. This will make you dump you entry level DSLR for the size and overall usability.
Compared to the NEX5, you get the absolutely stunning EVF, integrated flash, sturdier and more comfortable body design, and a non-touch screen (compared to the awful resistive touchscreen on the 5) and the 16-50 kit lens, which is decent, and good value for the kit.
I tested this camera with the 16mm, 18-55mm, 30mm Sigma, 50mm 1.8 and the 55-210mm. Also tested with vintage MD and M42 manual lenses, and only have the best things to say about it.
Sometimes the menus are a little weird to use, and not all my SD cards worked in the camera. So that was the down for me
28 Sep, 2013
Good value for the average image quality it offers. Converters are good.
2 of 3 found this helpful The only reason people are going to pick up this lens, is because it cost very little, it's even cheaper than some bags. The other reason is mounting the two converters for Ultra Wide and Fish Eye - that is probably the only thing this lens can do, and be useful for.
There is a lot of barrel distortion and vignetting, but that is expected in all wide angle lenses.
If you want the best value for the money lens, either get the 30mm f2.8 Sigma, or the more expensive Sony 35mm f1.8. Both are great and must have, but the 35mm is superior due to larger aperture - nice background blur when shooting portraits, and good low light shooting.
However the 16mm will not disappoint those who are looking for a smaller and lighter lens.
27 Dec, 2017
Amazing little tripod
Good for travel, macro and low angle shooting, also good for timelapse. Works good with mirrorles and compact cameras. Works good as a gopro handgrip.