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Sony A6600 Camera and Lenses For Sale 5-14-21

 

The camera is fairly new with a shutter count of 157 as of 5/14/21. Many of the lenses were never used at all. I’m selling this equipment because I was bitten by the full frame fairy. I don’t want to sell individual items. It is all or nothing. I have all of the original boxes.

 

Sony Alpha a6600 Mirrorless Digital Camera

ILCE-6600

24.2 MP DX-Format CMOS Sensor

23.5 x 15.6 mm sensor size

Max Resolution 6000 x 4000

Pixel width = 23.5 / 6000 = 0.0039 = 3.9 microns

Pixel height = 15.6 / 4000 = 0.0039 - 3.9 microns

Dimensions (W x H x D) 4 3/4" x 2 3/4" x 2 3/4

Battery  NP-FZ100

$1400

s/n 6390070

17.8 oz. (1.1 pounds)

 

Sony E 10-18mm f/4 OSS Lens

Filter Thread 62 mm

109°-76°

Minimum Focus Distance 9.84”

Image Stabilized

$750

s/n 2031950

8 oz. (0.5 pounds)

 

Sony E PZ 16–50 mm F3.5–5.6 OSS Lens

Filter 40.5 mm

Angle of View 83° - 32°

Minimum Focus Distance 9.84”

Image Stabilized

$400

s/n 5662822

4.1 oz. (0.26 pounds)

 

Sony E 18-135mm f/3.5-5.6 OSS Lens

Filter Thread 55 mm

76°-12°

Minimum Focus Distance 17.76”

Image Stabilized

$500

s/n 1886815

SEL18135

11.5 oz. (0.72 pounds)

 

Sony E 55–210 mm F4.5-6.3 OSS Lens

Filter 49 mm

29°-7°40'

Minimum Focus Distance 39.32”

Image Stabilized

$350

s/n 4374055

12.2 oz. (0.8 pounds)

 

Sony E 70–350 mm F4.5–6.3 G OSS

Filter Thread 67 mm

22°-4° at 40 feet

MINIMUM FOCUS DISTANCE 3.61–4.93 ft

Image Stabilized

$900

SEL70350G

DIMENSIONS 3-1/8 x 5-5/8"

s/n 1816549

WEIGHT 22.1 oz (1.4 pounds)

 

Total New: $4300

Used: $3,500

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I doubt this combo will sell at all as there are a lot of overlapping focal lengths (16-50 and 18-135, 55-210 and 70-350) which renders half the lenses useless to any potential buyer except for resale value. Also, for anyone new to photography this set is likely way over budget and any experienced photographer will either have most of the lenses covered or buy fullframe for this amount of money. Odds at good revenue are much higher when selling the items separately.

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After testing out the A9 with the 24-240 lens, A9 with the 70-300 lens, and the A6600 with the 70-350 lens, I decided to keep the A6600 and lens. See attached comparison.

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Good call if you ask me. Based on your previous posts you seem to struggle with the weight and bulk of the fullframe tele options. I'm using an A6500 and 70-350 myself and couldn't think of a more enjoyable 'casual tele' option. The reach, quality and portability of this combo means I'll be much more likely to carry it on a day trip than an A7III/A9 and Tamron 100-500 or any other fullframe option. In the end, the best camera is the one you've brought with you.

I guess in your case you have a plethora of options to choose from on each occasion. My advise would be to just pick one, embrace its possibilities and accept its limitations and use it for at least a year or so. With a shutter count of 157 you can hardly say you've seriously tried this camera and fell victim to the 'neighbours grass is greener' syndrome (as a Dutch saying goes).

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I'm using a Think Tank Digital Holster 10 myself, which exactly fits the A6500 + 16-55 F/2.8 or just the 70-350 lens. On the shoulder band of my backpack I use a Capture Clip v3 which carries my camera during the trip. This setup allows for very quick access and easy and safe lens-swapping on the go:

Camera secured to Capture Clip (lens/sensor facing down to prevent dust entering the mount), detach lens, put on lens caps, swap lens with lens in lens in Holster, remove caps, attach lens to camera, remove camera from Capture Clip. Before I was always struggling with 3 expensive items and only 2 hands to hold them, but the Capture Clip is like an extra hand to hold stuff. Wonderful.

I would not recommend the Capture Clip for heavier setups than this or, like you wrote in your paper, you suffer from uneven strain on your body after a days hike. At times I counterbalance the camera on Capture Clip with a water bottle on the opposite side of my backpack.

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