Introducing the Sony A6700 Black Body, an advanced mirrorless camera for professional photographers and enthusiasts. This model features a 26-megapixel APS-C Exmor R CMOS sensor and BIONZ XR image processor for exceptional image quality, swift performance, and impressive low-light capabilities. Capture stunning shots with up to 11-fps shooting and ISO 100-32000. The camera also includes 5-axis pixel-level image stabilization, real-time tracking AF for stills and video, and 759-point phase detection autofocus with 93% coverage. Other notable features include UHD 4K 120p / FHD 240p video recording, S-Log3, S-Gamut3, S-Cinetone, and user LUTs. The Sony A6700 Black Body comes with a 3-inch 1.03m-dot vari-angle LCD touchscreen and is compatible with internal and external microphones, as well as USB streaming.
Introducing the Sony A6700 Black Body, an advanced mirrorless camera for professional photographers and enthusiasts. This model features a 26-megapixel APS-C Exmor R CMOS sensor and BIONZ XR image processor for exceptional image quality, swift performance, and impressive low-light capabilities. Capture stunning shots with up to 11-fps shooting and ISO 100-32000. The camera also includes 5-axis pixel-level image stabilization, real-time tracking AF for stills and video, and 759-point phase detection autofocus with 93% coverage. Other notable features include UHD 4K 120p / FHD 240p video recording, S-Log3, S-Gamut3, S-Cinetone, and user LUTs. The Sony A6700 Black Body comes with a 3-inch 1.03m-dot vari-angle LCD touchscreen and is compatible with internal and external microphones, as well as USB streaming.
Introducing the Sony A6700 Black Body, an advanced mirrorless camera for professional photographers and enthusiasts. This model features a 26-megapixel APS-C Exmor R CMOS sensor and BIONZ XR image processor for exceptional image quality, swift performance, and impressive low-light capabilities. Capture stunning shots with up to 11-fps shooting and ISO 100-32000. The camera also includes 5-axis pixel-level image stabilization, real-time tracking AF for stills and video, and 759-point phase detection autofocus with 93% coverage. Other notable features include UHD 4K 120p / FHD 240p video recording, S-Log3, S-Gamut3, S-Cinetone, and user LUTs. The Sony A6700 Black Body comes with a 3-inch 1.03m-dot vari-angle LCD touchscreen and is compatible with internal and external microphones, as well as USB streaming.
Introducing the Sony A6700 Black Body, an advanced mirrorless camera for professional photographers and enthusiasts. This model features a 26-megapixel APS-C Exmor R CMOS sensor and BIONZ XR image processor for exceptional image quality, swift performance, and impressive low-light capabilities. Capture stunning shots with up to 11-fps shooting and ISO 100-32000. The camera also includes 5-axis pixel-level image stabilization, real-time tracking AF for stills and video, and 759-point phase detection autofocus with 93% coverage. Other notable features include UHD 4K 120p / FHD 240p video recording, S-Log3, S-Gamut3, S-Cinetone, and user LUTs. The Sony A6700 Black Body comes with a 3-inch 1.03m-dot vari-angle LCD touchscreen and is compatible with internal and external microphones, as well as USB streaming.
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I have past experience with the original a6000 as well as the a6400 and use the A7IV and A7R5 for professional use. The 6700 is a great body for the 6000 series cameras. The features, menus, controls, etc. all feel similar to the full size bodies which makes for a seamless experience for those using any of those newer gen cameras. I am a fan of the new body design and grip as I never cared much for the old grip designs on previous 6000 series bodies. The performance has been great so far and does not leave me feeling very limited compared to using something like my A7R5 despite smaller sensor and lower resolution.With that being said, this is not a replacement for an A7IV or A7R5 if you require a professional body, it was never meant to be that. I have seen and ... MoreI have past experience with the original a6000 as well as the a6400 and use the A7IV and A7R5 for professional use. The 6700 is a great body for the 6000 series cameras. The features, menus, controls, etc. all feel similar to the full size bodies which makes for a seamless experience for those using any of those newer gen cameras. I am a fan of the new body design and grip as I never cared much for the old grip designs on previous 6000 series bodies. The performance has been great so far and does not leave me feeling very limited compared to using something like my A7R5 despite smaller sensor and lower resolution.With that being said, this is not a replacement for an A7IV or A7R5 if you require a professional body, it was never meant to be that. I have seen and read a lot about the complaints of lacking a second card slot, joystick, large EVF, etc. Too many people want a pro body at the low a6700 price point which simply isn't realistic. The cameras with those features already exist in the Sony line and come at a cost associated with all those features. This is meant to be a compact and relatively affordable part of their lineup compared to those large full-featured pro bodies. On that premise, the a6700 delivers amazing value for the price and is not competing to be a pro body despite its ability to compete in many categories. As an A7 series user that wants a much lower cost and compact camera for everyday or travel use that functions much like its full-size counterparts, this is a great option.
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The α6700 is welcome, albeit overdue, update to Sony's APS-C range. It upgrades many camera features across the board, including superb subject-based detection for auto focus and a much improved grip. It is not perfect though. I immediately noticed low-level electromagnetic noise when I turned on the camera, presumably from the IBIS system (my α6400 didn't have this). Not a problem for stills photography, but it can be detected on video when using the built-in mics. It was also disappointing to discover that the panorama feature which was present on previous models has been removed. I realise this is a more serious model, but that was fun and convenient mode which I hope can be added back in a future firmware update.
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Moving up from the A6400, I'm blown away by the improvements in this camera, from the larger battery through the image quality, the new photo/video/S&Q button and the expansion of the video capability. Glad to at last have a front dial, but would like to see the rear dial being programmable for use in manual mode to control shutter speed in photo mode, or ISO in video mode.Like all Sony cameras I've used, the jpeg picture colours (and therefore the view from display/finder are disappointing, but that's probably due to having been spoiled by Fuji for so long.One frustrating issue I have with the A6700 is that my Samyang FE 24mm f/1.8 lens, which works perfectly on my A6000, A6400 and A7M4, is unusable in CAF mode on the A6700, it simply won't hold focus, but ... MoreMoving up from the A6400, I'm blown away by the improvements in this camera, from the larger battery through the image quality, the new photo/video/S&Q button and the expansion of the video capability. Glad to at last have a front dial, but would like to see the rear dial being programmable for use in manual mode to control shutter speed in photo mode, or ISO in video mode.Like all Sony cameras I've used, the jpeg picture colours (and therefore the view from display/finder are disappointing, but that's probably due to having been spoiled by Fuji for so long.One frustrating issue I have with the A6700 is that my Samyang FE 24mm f/1.8 lens, which works perfectly on my A6000, A6400 and A7M4, is unusable in CAF mode on the A6700, it simply won't hold focus, but hunts continuously. There's clearly something different about the A6700, compared to other Sony cameras that it doesn't like.
| Megapixels | 26.2MP |
| Sensor Size | 23.1 x 15.4mm |
| Image Stabilisation | Sensor Shift |
| Autofocus Points | 759 Autofocus Points |
| Lens Mount | Sony E-Mount |
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I have past experience with the original a6000 as well as the a6400 and use the A7IV and A7R5 for professional use. The 6700 is a great body for the 6000 series cameras. The features, menus, controls, etc. all feel similar to the full size bodies which makes for a seamless experience for those using any of those newer gen cameras. I am a fan of the new body design and grip as I never cared much for the old grip designs on previous 6000 series bodies. The performance has been great so far and does not leave me feeling very limited compared to using something like my A7R5 despite smaller sensor and lower resolution.With that being said, this is not a replacement for an A7IV or A7R5 if you require a professional body, it was never meant to be that. I have seen and ... MoreI have past experience with the original a6000 as well as the a6400 and use the A7IV and A7R5 for professional use. The 6700 is a great body for the 6000 series cameras. The features, menus, controls, etc. all feel similar to the full size bodies which makes for a seamless experience for those using any of those newer gen cameras. I am a fan of the new body design and grip as I never cared much for the old grip designs on previous 6000 series bodies. The performance has been great so far and does not leave me feeling very limited compared to using something like my A7R5 despite smaller sensor and lower resolution.With that being said, this is not a replacement for an A7IV or A7R5 if you require a professional body, it was never meant to be that. I have seen and read a lot about the complaints of lacking a second card slot, joystick, large EVF, etc. Too many people want a pro body at the low a6700 price point which simply isn't realistic. The cameras with those features already exist in the Sony line and come at a cost associated with all those features. This is meant to be a compact and relatively affordable part of their lineup compared to those large full-featured pro bodies. On that premise, the a6700 delivers amazing value for the price and is not competing to be a pro body despite its ability to compete in many categories. As an A7 series user that wants a much lower cost and compact camera for everyday or travel use that functions much like its full-size counterparts, this is a great option.
The α6700 is welcome, albeit overdue, update to Sony's APS-C range. It upgrades many camera features across the board, including superb subject-based detection for auto focus and a much improved grip. It is not perfect though. I immediately noticed low-level electromagnetic noise when I turned on the camera, presumably from the IBIS system (my α6400 didn't have this). Not a problem for stills photography, but it can be detected on video when using the built-in mics. It was also disappointing to discover that the panorama feature which was present on previous models has been removed. I realise this is a more serious model, but that was fun and convenient mode which I hope can be added back in a future firmware update.
Moving up from the A6400, I'm blown away by the improvements in this camera, from the larger battery through the image quality, the new photo/video/S&Q button and the expansion of the video capability. Glad to at last have a front dial, but would like to see the rear dial being programmable for use in manual mode to control shutter speed in photo mode, or ISO in video mode.Like all Sony cameras I've used, the jpeg picture colours (and therefore the view from display/finder are disappointing, but that's probably due to having been spoiled by Fuji for so long.One frustrating issue I have with the A6700 is that my Samyang FE 24mm f/1.8 lens, which works perfectly on my A6000, A6400 and A7M4, is unusable in CAF mode on the A6700, it simply won't hold focus, but ... MoreMoving up from the A6400, I'm blown away by the improvements in this camera, from the larger battery through the image quality, the new photo/video/S&Q button and the expansion of the video capability. Glad to at last have a front dial, but would like to see the rear dial being programmable for use in manual mode to control shutter speed in photo mode, or ISO in video mode.Like all Sony cameras I've used, the jpeg picture colours (and therefore the view from display/finder are disappointing, but that's probably due to having been spoiled by Fuji for so long.One frustrating issue I have with the A6700 is that my Samyang FE 24mm f/1.8 lens, which works perfectly on my A6000, A6400 and A7M4, is unusable in CAF mode on the A6700, it simply won't hold focus, but hunts continuously. There's clearly something different about the A6700, compared to other Sony cameras that it doesn't like.
I had this for a few weeks now and I have no regrets. With all the features that it has at this price? Nothing can beat it. I don’t need to tell you the differences between aps-c and full frame because you already know. I was outside taking 4K60 and 4K120 videos of cars drifting, i never saw the overheat icon come up. Given that i recorded 4K60 for less than an hour and less than 2 mins of 4K120 every time, it doesn’t matter, that’s all you’re going to use it in the real world anyways. And i had 50% battery left when I was done. Whew! Glas i waited and upgraded from the a6100
I bought the a6700 to upgrade from the a6100. I love the Sony crop sensor format because it gives extra reach for wildlife and magnification for macro and there are great Sony & TP lenses for these uses. The latest autofocus AI is fantastic for mammals and birds. Insect recognition is not quite so excellent, but it's a great improvement on spot focusing. I tend to shoot insects in manual, so that's not an issue. The only downside right now is the camera is too new for DXO denoise to work. Can't comment on video performance.
I bought this camera just under 3 weeks ago and I have been enjoying its use. It definitely is a significant upgrade from the a6400. Bigger battery, bigger grip, bigger body (albeit still compact) and a new menu system! The AI features are what make this camera very worthwhile. I do a fair amount of wildlife and nature photography. The way the camera locks onto its subject is superb and pretty quick. The image quality has a slight improvement and the general handling of the camera is really good.I am a bit disappointed with some of the overheating issues when recording video, but considering this is a hybrid camera and I shoot more photos than videos, I am not going to complain too much.I do hope Sony continues to support this particular product with firmware ... MoreI bought this camera just under 3 weeks ago and I have been enjoying its use. It definitely is a significant upgrade from the a6400. Bigger battery, bigger grip, bigger body (albeit still compact) and a new menu system! The AI features are what make this camera very worthwhile. I do a fair amount of wildlife and nature photography. The way the camera locks onto its subject is superb and pretty quick. The image quality has a slight improvement and the general handling of the camera is really good.I am a bit disappointed with some of the overheating issues when recording video, but considering this is a hybrid camera and I shoot more photos than videos, I am not going to complain too much.I do hope Sony continues to support this particular product with firmware updates. It would also be good to have a Sony branded battery grip for this camera!
If you're a shooter who splits your time evenly between photo and video, this is a fantastic buy. Sony always made nice sensors, but the FX30 sensor that appears in this camera is truly fantastic in its detail and dynamic range. The physical body will be very familiar to those who know the a6000 line of cameras, but it has been updated with nice features like a front dial, flip out screen, and switch to go between photo and video modes. It is chunkier, which is a bit of a shame, however the benefit is that the grip is much better, and it contains a much higher capacity battery. Video features, particularly high frame rate and Log, are really fantastic. Stabilization is not Panasonic or Olympus level, but good as long as you're making an effort to hold the camera ... MoreIf you're a shooter who splits your time evenly between photo and video, this is a fantastic buy. Sony always made nice sensors, but the FX30 sensor that appears in this camera is truly fantastic in its detail and dynamic range. The physical body will be very familiar to those who know the a6000 line of cameras, but it has been updated with nice features like a front dial, flip out screen, and switch to go between photo and video modes. It is chunkier, which is a bit of a shame, however the benefit is that the grip is much better, and it contains a much higher capacity battery. Video features, particularly high frame rate and Log, are really fantastic. Stabilization is not Panasonic or Olympus level, but good as long as you're making an effort to hold the camera still. I like the reworked menus, and the optional touch interface. Autofocus, which was always best in class, finds a way to be even better here. I do wish the camera had a joystick in the back, but there are ways to work around this. The viewfinder I believe is improved slightly compared to my a6400. Not class leading, but very usable. There will be some who decry the modern, somewhat Spartan aesthetic, but from a practical shooter's perspective, this camera packs a ton of pro features into a small body.
I have previously owned a NEX-6 and currently own an A6000, A6300 and now A6700. I've cursed the lack of touch screen and the far too easy to press rear control control wheel on the A6000 and A6300 and finally Sony have solved these issues by adding a fully functional touch screen and a control wheel which can be turned without accidentally pressing it. All of this plus adding a front control dial means that the A6700 is a pleasure to use.The A6700 is the guts of an A7RV with an APS-C sensor and therefore has top quality focussing which is both accurate and very fast. The improvements to exposure bracketing and the addition of focus bracketing are very welcome and make for some interesting possibilities when shooting.The menus are a great deal easier to navigate ... MoreI have previously owned a NEX-6 and currently own an A6000, A6300 and now A6700. I've cursed the lack of touch screen and the far too easy to press rear control control wheel on the A6000 and A6300 and finally Sony have solved these issues by adding a fully functional touch screen and a control wheel which can be turned without accidentally pressing it. All of this plus adding a front control dial means that the A6700 is a pleasure to use.The A6700 is the guts of an A7RV with an APS-C sensor and therefore has top quality focussing which is both accurate and very fast. The improvements to exposure bracketing and the addition of focus bracketing are very welcome and make for some interesting possibilities when shooting.The menus are a great deal easier to navigate than on my previous cameras, although this is a complex beast of a camera so it will take a while to really get to know what a lot of the settings mean. There are a lot of settings.
Upgraded from my 10 year old a6000 and couldn't be happier with the decision. a6700 with 18-135 zoom is light and compact but with great balance, build quality, layout, and larger battery capacity. Position and quality of the viewfinder is great - some professionals complain about it but for a compact camera I think it is ideal. Autofocus is blazing fast and image quality so far is great although I need to shoot more in different conditions. For a kit lens the zoom has great range, is crystal clear, and above all super light and compact - a great match for the camera. Manual zoom requires two hand operation but is faster and more responsive, so to me seems better, and best if all the range allows me to carry only one lens. Cudos to Sony designers and engineers for a ... MoreUpgraded from my 10 year old a6000 and couldn't be happier with the decision. a6700 with 18-135 zoom is light and compact but with great balance, build quality, layout, and larger battery capacity. Position and quality of the viewfinder is great - some professionals complain about it but for a compact camera I think it is ideal. Autofocus is blazing fast and image quality so far is great although I need to shoot more in different conditions. For a kit lens the zoom has great range, is crystal clear, and above all super light and compact - a great match for the camera. Manual zoom requires two hand operation but is faster and more responsive, so to me seems better, and best if all the range allows me to carry only one lens. Cudos to Sony designers and engineers for a great mid-range all around winner.
My journey with the A6700 camera was transformative. As an avid photographer with an array of APS-C lenses, the A6700's adaptability shone. It effortlessly handled state fair's cloudy lighting, capturing vivid details. At a convention, minor noise surfaced, partly due to my adjustments. Impressive JPG shots showcased the camera's versatility.I compared A6700 to A7IV in the photos. Teamed with a Sigma 16mm 1.4 lens, the A6700 excelled in videography, surpassing my A6100's capabilities. Transitioning from A6100, the A6700 offered a great performance leap for both photography and videography.While my A6700 experience was positive, the absence of raw file support in software like Lightroom was a drawback. This limitation hindered seamless workflow integration. Despite ... MoreMy journey with the A6700 camera was transformative. As an avid photographer with an array of APS-C lenses, the A6700's adaptability shone. It effortlessly handled state fair's cloudy lighting, capturing vivid details. At a convention, minor noise surfaced, partly due to my adjustments. Impressive JPG shots showcased the camera's versatility.I compared A6700 to A7IV in the photos. Teamed with a Sigma 16mm 1.4 lens, the A6700 excelled in videography, surpassing my A6100's capabilities. Transitioning from A6100, the A6700 offered a great performance leap for both photography and videography.While my A6700 experience was positive, the absence of raw file support in software like Lightroom was a drawback. This limitation hindered seamless workflow integration. Despite this, the A6700's exceptional performance, lens adaptability, and proficiency in visual storytelling left a lasting impression. As I journey towards sharing photography insights and realizing my dream as a photographer.
| Megapixels | 26.2MP |
| Sensor Size | 23.1 x 15.4mm |
| Image Stabilisation | Sensor Shift |
| Autofocus Points | 759 Autofocus Points |
| Lens Mount | Sony E-Mount |
