SONY NEX-6. I previously purchased a well-maintained one here. I like this model so much that I've owned it in the past. The NEX-6 was a product that aggressively marketed the smallest and lightest interchangeable-lens digital camera system by going mirrorless during the era when APS-C size digital SLRs were popular. First of all, with its APS-C 16-megapixel sensor, viewfinder, and tiltable LCD, it's a more than sufficient model. There's the higher-end NEX-7 with a 24-megapixel sensor, but personally, I think it has just the right image quality for an APS-C size sensor without pushing the image quality too hard. Also, the color balance produced by the first-generation BIONZ processor was closest to the atmosphere of film cameras (a side note). ＜Condition＞ ・The exterior has some minor scratches, but there are no dents or noticeable scratches, and I think it's in very good condition. ・The LCD has no coating peeling. A protective glass film is attached. There is a slight peeling on the upper right part. ・The shutter count is 3,195 (there may be an error of a few shots). ・Of course, the sensor has no scratches. ・I have used it myself and confirmed its operation, and there are no problems. ・Stored in an electronically controlled dehumidifying cabinet. No pet or tobacco odors. ＜Included Items＞ ・Everything in image 1. ・No charger is included. 　Charge directly to the main unit with a MicroUSB cable (please prepare one yourself). Sensor Size...APS-C Other Features...With battery