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I'm Andrew hull CNET and I'm here taking a look at the sony alpha 6000 is the latest addition to Sony's popular range of interchangeable lens compact cameras it replaces the older next six camera sitting in the middle of the range for those of you wanting to take your photography just a little bit more seriously it's physically fairly small you definitely won't be able to get into your genes but you won't struggle to get it into a bag it's got a host of dials and wheels on the outside giving DSLR like manual control on the back as well you'll see we've got a tilt table LCD there's an OLED viewfinder and we've got a hot shoe on top for you to put on a flash if the built-in flash doesn't quite do the job the heart of the camera is a twenty four point three megapixel Exmor R sensor backed up by Sony's latest by ons X processor now Sony reckons that gives more detailed shots with lower image noise sony also claims it has a lightning fast autofocus so hopefully you won't miss any crucial moments like most of Sony's range of cameras it also has NFC pairing Wi-Fi and access to Sony's PlayMemories apps letting you do things like time-lapse photography and add in various image effects if you're after a portable camera to help take your holiday snaps to the next level the a6000 could be a good option to consider when it goes on sale in March I'm Andrew Coyle for CNET and this is the sony alpha 6000