Sony A6700

Taking on all challengers, Sony is back with a new crop frame champion to try to reclaim the APS-C throne

- Gareth Bevan

£1,449/$1,399 (body only)

www.sony.co.uk

Specifications

Sensor: 26MP BSI Exmor R

Image processor: Bionz XR + AI Processor

AF points: 759 points (phase-detection AF

ISO range: 100-32,000 (80-102,400 extended)

Max image size: 6192 x 4128px (L)

Image stabilisation: 5-stop in-body

Max burst: 11 frames per second (buffer of 1000 JPGs or 59 RAW)

Video: 4K 120p/60p, HD 240p (S-Log3, LUT, S-Cine)

EVF: 2359k XGA electronic viewfinder

LCD: 3-inch side-flip touchscreen 

Memory card: 1x UHS-II SD card slot

Connectivity: Headphone/microphone jack, HDMI, USB-C, Bluetooth and WiFi

Power: NP-FZ100 battery

Size (W x H x D): 122 x 69 x 75.1mm

Weight: 409g (approx)

When Sony released its first APS-C crop sensor mirrorless camera back in 2013, the company hit on something good. Combining the new Sony E-Mount for smaller and lighter mirrorless lenses with a light and compact camera body, Sony’s A6x00 range became successful with travellers, weekend photographers and content creators as the compact hybrid camera to beat.