Sony Alpha a6700 APS-C Mirrorless Camera Body 26MP 4K Black | 26 MP Sensor, 4K Video, Log Shooting, LUT Handling, Vlog Friendly Functions

Excellent camera. The Sony Alpha 6700 is easily one of the best APS-C cameras out right now. Image quality is sharp and detailed thanks to the 26MP sensor, with great dynamic range and low noise even in tougher lighting . The autofocus is on another level. It uses Sony’s AI tracking system that locks onto subjects and sticks with them, whether it’s people, animals, or fast movement . It makes shooting feel effortless and you end up with way more keepers. Build quality feels premium and durable, with a compact design that’s easy to carry but still very solid. Battery life is also excellent for this class, which is a big plus for long shoots . Video performance is just as impressive, with high quality 4K and advanced color options, making it a true hybrid camera for both photo and video . Overall, this is a top tier, well rounded camera that punches above its class. Other photographers will definitely recognize the quality right away.

This camera truly exceeded my expectations. After using it for a while, I can confidently say that it’s worth every dollar spent. The image quality for both photos and video is absolutely fantastic, and the autofocus system is simply incredible — fast, accurate, and very reliable. The menu system is quite complex at first and took me some time to understand. However, once you get used to it and learn where everything is, it becomes much easier to work with. The in-body stabilization is decent, but I expected a bit more from it. While it definitely helps, it’s still difficult to get very smooth handheld video without additional gear like a gimbal. For example, achieving iPhone-level smoothness without extra stabilization is challenging. Overall, I’m extremely happy with this camera and genuinely impressed with its performance. It’s a powerful and versatile tool for both photography and videography.

Been using this for almost a year now, and I don’t think there’s a better crop sensor camera on the market. Fully rigged it out, took it with me on several shoots, and took tons of photos and videos on it. It’s a workhorse.

Brilliant performance and a tiny workhorse! Eye tracking AF is amazing. Poor low light and high ISO performance.

This is a solid camera that takes some great photos (with the right lens). I'm coming back to Sony after using the NEX-7 back in 2012 and with a small detour via FujiFilm. I find the menu system to be overly complicated though I could say that about most modern cameras (except for Leica's recent Q series which is my benchmark for simplicity). But once things are set up using the camera is enjoyable. It is especially good for video though as mentioned elsewhere, a full battery will drain within the hour even if you're not recording. Build quality is very good and overall I'm happy with this camera. I was debating going full frame with Sony but I'm glad I went this route. It's compact enough to easily bring with me whilst still taking incredible pictures. The hype is real and well deserved.

LOVE this camera! I paired it with a Tamron 25-200mm lens and it’s perfection! I got it right before a trip to Rome and am amazed by the quality of photos! Amazing low light performance and great bokeh!

This is not a beginner's camera. If you don't understand the difference between a phone camera and a mirrorless or a DLSR camera, don't buy it unless you are willing to invest time to learn it. I have always said, a better camera does not guarantee you'll get better photos if you don't know how to use it. This type of camera are not simple point and shoot cameras, they can be, but they really aren't. The main reason to buy a camera like this is to capture images that are not possible with a phone or a basic point-and-shoot camera. The difference is that phones and point-and-shoot cameras don't require that you know where your focus is, you simply shoot and everything in front of you is in focus all the way to infinity. With cameras like this, and some premium point-and-shoot cameras with large sensors, you need to know what you want in focus, and usually, everything else will likely be out of focus, unless you specifically set the camera to get more in focus by closing the aperture. I had to say that. Now to the actual review. The good: 1. Touch menus. Yes! IT WAS ABOUT TIME. 2. Vari-angle screen. I did not know I was missing it because I never had one. No camera should be made without one. 3. Better menu organization - Still expansive but better organized. 4. On screen quick menu during operation is much welcomed. It makes changing basic settings a breeze not having to dig through the menu. 5. Front dial. Yes! Now I can quickly change aperture and shutter speed using the front and back dial and still have the back wheel for additional quick adjustments during shutting. Nice. 6. IBIS, yeah baby. Not the best but better than nothing. I can not use my non stabilized lenses when I normally wouldn't. 7. Larger battery. Nice to have. I use a dummy battery for recording long performances but I probably wont' need one for this camera; 2 or 3 batteries should suffice. 8. Less rolling shutter effect - Main reason for me to get this camera. Now I'll wait till Sony puts the global shutter on an aps-c body and hope it is prices similarly to this one. 9. Emphasized REC Display - shows a red frame around the screen to show that you are recording. Needs to be configured in the options. 10. Speedy focus system. It was already good but now it is better. 11. More video recording options with some downsides. The bad. 1. It overheats quickly when shooting video in 4:2:2, 10-bit. I shoot 4K 4:2:0 in 8-bit to avoid overheating. 2. It overheats even faster when using external monitor or external charger. 3. Ergonomics aren't that good. I don't like sharper edges on the thumb rest because I have small hands and that is where my palm rests, but I will probably get used to it. 4. Was it really necessary to remove the flash? I use external flash but it is nice to have the built in one in a pinch. 6. This has nothing to do with the camera. RAW files not supported by most applications yet. 7. This is my problem. The video editor I use does not support 4:2:2 nor 10-Bit video files. I guess it is time to upgrade programs. 8. It would be nice to have a tally light in the front and back when recording. 9. Why can't I customize the on-screen menus? Come on Sony, you almost had it.

Defectuoso

Excelente câmera, uso para fotos e estou muito satisfeito, embora esquente muito nos videos

Normalmente no escribo reseñas, pero hay 2 comentarios negativos dentro de esta sección de reseñas/opiniones, uno diciendo que el estabilizador no funciona, quizá su caso es aislado y llegó un producto defectuoso o quizá es error del usuario (lo tenía desactivado) y hay otro que dice que el enfoque es muy lento y también da una estrella y dice que prefiere una Nikon DSLR, quizá también error de usuario, porque yo en mi experiencia de uso de 1 semana, la verdad es que estoy maravillado con el desempeño que esta cámara me ha dado, y no lo digo porque sea mi primera cámara, al contrario, compré esta cámara como rescate ya que mi A7IV tuvo un problema de obturador y la tuve que mandar a reparar, y para no quedarme sin cámara adquirí esta, primero pensaba usarla solo en lo que me regresaban la A7IV, pero ahora que ya la usé, la verdad es que no extraño para nada la A7IV, quizá si el desenfoque no es tan pronunciado por ser APSC, pero la calidad que da la cámara es excepcional, el poder usar el 4K 60fps sin recorte para mi me hace sentir como que realmente estoy usando el 100% de la cámara, ya que con la A7IV cuando quiero grabar a 4K60fps me hace el recorte y siento que no estoy desquitando el 100% de esa cámara, entonces para video la verdad es que no vale la pena. Ahora el enfoque yo lo siento mucho más seguro en esta cámara que en la A7IV, usando los mismos lentes full frame, si es un poco más inteligente, me parece que ya involucran IA al momento de enfocar y sabe detectar cuerpos aun que estén de espalda. Si bien la cámara no es perfecta, se me ha trabado 2 veces en una semana al momento de estar revisando las fotos, lo cual te quita un poco de tiempo durante una sesión porque hay que sacarle la batería apagarla y volverla a prender. Y durante una grabación, quizá fue mi error por dejar configurado el 4K 60fps durante una entrevista, pero no pasó de los 10 minutos, se sobrecalentó y se apagó, ya ordené el ventilador de ULANZI a ver si eso extiende un poco más el tiempo de grabación. Pero en general, por $25,999 que fue a lo que yo la compré la verdad es que es una cámara bastante potente que te puede dar resultados increíbles, si vas a dar el salto de una Canon T5,6,7 o Nikon D3500 o algo por el estilo, la verdad es que vas a estar super contento, video a 4K en S-LOG3 es una maravilla! 100% recomendada

Context. I own the Sony A7RV and the Sony A7IV with G Master Lenses to do paid work. This A6700 does the bulk of my simpler jobs (Passport Photos) with relative ease (paired with the Sony 20mm F2.8 pancake lens). It's small, lightweight and has more of a minimalistic configuration. I really like this set up and APSC body. My only gripe is the lack of dual card slots. If you're looking for good review, this is it.

So many are looking at pictures taken and than trying to find the shutter count. So almost 90% will give you 600 plus shutter count simply because the websites are not updated to this model yet. Only site which gives exact count is -- search for SONY Alpha shutter counter. --- The camera came with latest version of firmware preinstalled so i guess it is from latest batch. The shutter count was 1 which i clicked it obviously. The camera has no faults, worked with newer flash perfectly, recording 4k 60p videos at 100mbps without any issue on V30 extreme card. Which was a surprise, so didn't bother to buy v60 or v90 card.

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