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Hi! I use a Sony a6000 with an old 16-50 kit lens and an E 70-350 G lens. I shoot pictures and videos  in nature. For landscape, the a 6000 is fine but when it comes to wildlife, I miss shots because of no animal eye af. Another problem is taking pictures of wildlife in shade / forest where I need to use ISO 1000 or more and it kills the details. Is there anybody who uses the a6600 for nature / landscape / wildlife photography? Or someone who can compare these camera's low light performance? Does the a6600 perform any better? 
I decided to buy an a6600 but before I do that, Im curious about other 6600 user's experiences.
Thanks in advance!

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On 4/13/2021 at 11:13 AM, sasdian said:

Hi! I use a Sony a6000 with an old 16-50 kit lens and an E 70-350 G lens. I shoot pictures and videos  in nature. For landscape, the a 6000 is fine but when it comes to wildlife, I miss shots because of no animal eye af. Another problem is taking pictures of wildlife in shade / forest where I need to use ISO 1000 or more and it kills the details. Is there anybody who uses the a6600 for nature / landscape / wildlife photography? Or someone who can compare these camera's low light performance? Does the a6600 perform any better? 
I decided to buy an a6600 but before I do that, Im curious about other 6600 user's experiences.
Thanks in advance!

I do think that the a6000 works way better. In my experience, the performance of this mobile device is simply splendid.

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