Transfer Video From Camera Sony A6000 To Tablet

I use it for photo and video back up with SD cards. Portable and compact. But my Sony a6000 camera's Wi-Fi is not compatible.

I purchased an charger for the sony a6000. i used this camera this past weekend at a wedding. The camera was purchased for the ability to shoot video and as such didn't need to charge any batteries on site, but if needed, i did have this.

If you have a Sony Camera, you will love this one it does everything. If you are undecided, watch Gary Fong's video a6000 on B & H. If you have owned any kind of Sony product you know it does not come with a manual, there is a .pdf manual at the support site.

Allows external battery charging on my Sony a6000 camera.

Perfect fit for the Sony a6000.

Works great with my Sony A6000.

I use it with my sony a6000 and it works very good!

Perfect for my Sony a6000

Since I don't use video I chose the a6000 over the a6300. I bought it not sure that I would like it over the Sony rx100, but I do. So now I leave the a7rm2 when I travel or shoot simply to have fun. The optics are amazing even for a pixel peeper like me.

This is my second A6000. I have bounced between the RX10 series and the A6000s. I currently own the RX10III and a new A6000. With my previous A6000 I used the 28-70 FE lens and was very pleased with the results. This is a much maligned lens but has very good optics...see best lenses for A6000 on dxomark.com. I also purchased the Sigma 60mm and was equally pleased. As everyone says it's a sharp lens. I never tried the kit lens so this time around I bought the body with the kit lens. This is not a bad lens in decent lighting. The in camera processing makes for good family, vacation and street photography. However I wanted better low light capabilities so I went for the Sony 50mm F1.8. Yahtzee! Sharp and great in low light. Wanted the OSS which the Sigma 60 did not have and I'm liking it mucho. I like zooms because I am old and lazy but now by using my feet instead of the zoom rocker I can compose my shots with excellent results. Now the 50 can get tight indoors so I sold my kit lens back to B&H and got the Sigma 19mm for more of a wide angle street application. Yeah it's a 2.8 but because of the characteristics of the wide angle it acts like a 1.8. For me, an A6000 with the Sony 50mm F1.8 and the Sigma 19mm F2.8 enable this camera to sing lout and clear! I also bought two circular polarizers from Hoya for outdoor applications. My kit is complete and I am more than satisfied. Both lenses are uber sharp and cover 95% of my focal range needs. When I want some long range outdoor stuff, slow mo and video I put the A6000 away and reach for my RX10III. But don't think the A6000 is not for video. With that big sensor, now with XAVC and those primes watch out DSLRs! I used my last 6000, with XAVC, to shoot some nighttime scenics for billboard backgrounds for a broadcast show. Yes I wrote broadcast show. It's no slouch on the video side of things. Yup with my two Sony cams and my lens choices I could not be happier.