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Originally Posted by Flamenspiel
Have you looked at the Canon SL-1? Its about the same weight as the A6000 but gives you access to all the canon lenses. My concern about mirrorless is they often have really good specs on auto focus speeds but slow in practice. It would be interesting to take one out on a moving subject and see how many keepers you get.
I have even used the SL1(using high end lenses) for my sons hockey team pics and it performed well. The kit lens is fine for travel and you could always add a prime lens for low light. No wifi and gps but you can get sd cards with wi-fi so that's not an issue.
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The a6000 is a lot smaller and better in pretty much every way. I have a Metabones adapter so I can use my Canon glass, but I bought the a6000 because it's compact so that kinda defeats the purpose.