j_sevigny

<p>Hey David. Thanks for your help. Across the top I have drop down menus for Datei, Bearbeiten, Anischt, Bild, Module, and Hilfe. I don't see Menue or Optionen anywhere. </p> <p> </p>

<p>The a6000 is very good. It's my everyday camera. Honestly, megapixels aside, I think the NEX6 is just as good (and maybe better in terms of build quality and handling) if you pipe your images through Capture One or DxO. Everything <a href="http://johnsevigny.portfoliobox.io/sketchbook">here</a> was shot with the NEX6 and Sony 20mm prime. Editing in LR. </p>

<p>I'd like to see more primes for the e-mount. A decent replacement for the 16mm would be wonderful. Honestly, those C-mount 35mm lenses that they sell for 30 bucks on Amazon are better than Sony's 16mm.</p>

<p>This is an odd one. I opened Dx0 one today and it was in German. There are no Germans in the house so there's nobody to blame it on. The downside to having no Germans in the house is I have no idea how to change the program back to English. Can anyone tell me where the language setting option is? I've never had to use it before. <br> Danke. </p>

<p>You will live cheaper and experience more hours of sunlight in California. The rest is literally academic. </p>

<p>Putting aside the generally unconvincing reviews, my particular 20mm Sony is excellent on my particular NEX6. No, it is not a Leica or a Zeiss. But at about 5.6, shooting raw, and processed through something like DxO optics, it is damned good for most of what I do and generally stays on my camera. The only "bad" Sony lens I've used is the 16mm, but it's ok for certain artsy things. Kit lenses are rarely much more than something that allows you to take pictures with the body you've just bought. I think the kit lens that comes with the A6000 is actually OK apart from the distortion, which is easily fixed. Another option is to go 4/3s. There are a lot of very good 4/3s lenses out there. </p>