was just under 400 black friday in a few places but for a regular deal seems to be about as good as it gets recently
same price at wex but with extra years warranty

Same price at Jessops I think or for those with Amex price is £389.

Would love this or the A7000, to many pennies though ! :P

Already have a DSLR just fancy something smaller, love the thought of having DSLR guts in a smaller compact body, but no cash at the moment :disappointed: haha

Got this last week when Argos price was £447 but with the 10% CEBAYARGOS code came to £402, still getting used to it as im a total beginner but no doubt a great camera

Brilliant camera. I have one....

Wondered if anyone is still buying these cameras!! Thought these were history!!!

Sell the DSLR then :smile:

I thought these were like better than most dslr's in a compact form? any pro's got any personal experience?

I've had the whole series of NEX cameras from Sony. They are great. Not AS good as a really good SLR but it's all about the operator.....

Have this myself and it's fantastic paid £450 about a month ago for it and have had some great shots with it

Most people will find very little difference with this and a DSLR but will use this a lot more because it is a more practical camera. Having said that, Fuji x-t10 ftw.

But better than a crap DSLR

​couldn't sell her

Must be...

It outprerforms many DSLRs on certain aspects. Especially video..

11 frames a second!

Special of 10% quidco on FastTrack + Delivery for today only, making this quite a tasty deal if that works out.

Got this from Jessops last week for £300 with Amex :stuck_out_tongue:

£50 off each £150 spent - payment split into 3 transactions
so not really a deal on the product, more taking advantage of amex's stupidity

I have had one of these for a few months and I love it, would like it even more if I spent longer trying to understand what it can really offer me. I bought a Sony 50mm 1.8 OSS lens, and a Sigma 19mm to go with the 16-50 kit lens it comes with.
Overall I have had some excellent results and with it coupled with a Nissin i40 flash it works well, even with the continuous mode for taking multiple images the flash keeps up nicely with TTL metering.

There is a lot that I need to learn but I'm happy so far, I would like a zoom type lens and have been looking at the Sony 16 - 70 and the 18 - 200, the former being my preferred choice at the moment, but it is kinda expensive.

The A6300 and the A6500 seems to be mainly suited to those who like to take video, not me really.

Excellent camera and heat added, for the price it offers great value.

The 55-210 is excellent value and very good.....

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Sony-SEL55210-55-210-F4-5-6-3-Telephoto/dp/B005JZ7YWS/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1482139579&sr=8-1&keywords=sel+55+210

And the sony 20mm pancake is a great city lens

Or buy a bunch of old Minolta Rokkor lenses and an adaptor and go manual focus! With the focus aids on the camera it's really easy and you get amazing glass for not much money...

Thanks for that. I was looking at the Sony 16-70 as it seemed to offer me what I would like, as most of my photographs of people and group occasions etc are taken within that range. And it offers me stabilisation as well built in, I found that useful when using the 50mm lens in poor light as it seems pretty good at allowing me to reduce the shutter speed quite low and still get some great shots.
The only downside, apart from the price, is the size of it.
That couldn't be said of the pancake lens though...!

Lens turbo...