Quote:The 16-70mm f4 tests badly on every body, it is the least liked standard zoom across formats. So, it seems that its bad results were due to itself and not the nex7 issue, which does ont turn up with every lens to the same amount.
The A6000 does have a different sensor, but you never really wanted to dig into that as far as I remember (you did not have lenses that had a real issue with the nex 7 available when you had the A6000?).
The new A6000 sensor:
http://www.verybiglobo.com/sony-alpha-a6...r-casting/
Whether the A6000's sensor is without issues, or has just less issues than the nex7 only methodical testing could tell, and I have neither camera.
I am aware of this blog - this is inconclusive. The blog was actually the reason to purchase the A6000 and check what's going on.
The edge coloration can be compensated via post processing the camera. It doesn't necessarily originate in a better sensor.
I did some tests with the A6000 vs NEX7 at the time. There was no indication that the results weren't any better on the A6000 except for a weaker AA filter - as far as I remember - it has been a while. This is a linear effect. The factor has been taken into account in the 16-70 review.