Nfc Digital Camera

Great camera with lots of options and settings. I've always stretched my phone cameras and Sony point-n-shoot to the max so it's great to have something that allows me so much more flexibility and room to grow without the bulk. It is bigger than a phone or PnS but still very manageable for hiking and carrying around. Still getting used to the PZ kit lens, I think if I would do it over I would spend a little extra and get a wide-angle prime but the 55-210 lens is unreal. NFC is outstanding and only adds maybe 2 min to your shoot-crop-text/share process. Whenever I can, I now shoot with the a6000 and NFC it to my phone and completely forgo the cell camera all together. Battery life is average but I wouldn't consider it a reason not to buy this camera.

I went from the mark 2 to the 4, and WOW! I love the built in wifi and nfc image transferring capabilities. The camera's shutter is also much quieter and more smooth.

I use it as a back up for my digital camera.

I love this camera it is the best of the best for a digital camera.

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Bought for the purpose of extending the length on a fairly short pre-attached cable on a NFC card reader that needed just a little bit more length to reach the location staff wanted it at. It works and has given no issues since being setup.

I purchased a Sony kit with a dual-channel receiver and two belt packs. To this I added a wireless handheld microphone and most recently the UTX-P40 Plug-on transmitter. This system has worked flawlessly, even in noisy environments like downtown Chicago. Configuration of the components is confusing, but nearly identical in each device. If you have NFC, configuration of the transmitters is automated. Unfortunately my receiver does not have NFC.

20.3 mp,changeable lens,apps,wi-fi,NFC,viewable and controllable on my phone or tablet, all built-in. Way ahead of everybody else. Nikon and Cannon should worry. This camera will satisfy all but the pros.

This was bought to wrap around a cabinet area to make a NFC card reader reach the outside countertop of a space for customers to scan NFC cards onto, when the Point-of-Sale station is on an interior countertop, in a U shape area. Has given no issues since setting up.

if your iPhone has NFC, simply positioning SoundForm underneath the back top of the iPhone per instruction, sets up the device to connect to home wifi. the device offers two connection options - analog OR optical. either cables are not included in the package.