Sony has introduced its new low-priced a6100 APS-C E-Mount camera, which will slot in-between the a6000 (yes, it's still being produced) and the a6400. The a6100 is essentially the a6400 with a lower resolution EVF (1.44M rather than 2.36M dots), smaller ISO range (ISO 51200 vs 102400) and no Picture Profiles. What it does feature is Sony's familiar 24MP APS-C sensor, a 425-pt PDAF system with Real-time Tracking, 11 fps burst shooting, 3" flip-up touchscreen LCD and oversampled 4K video capture....
Sony has introduced its new low-priced a6100 APS-C E-Mount camera, which will slot in-between the a6000 (yes, it's still being produced) and the a6400. The a6100 is essentially the a6400 with a lower resolution EVF (1.44M rather than 2.36M dots), smaller ISO range (ISO 51200 vs 102400) and no Picture Profiles. What it does feature is Sony's familiar 24MP APS-C sensor, a 425-pt PDAF system with Real-time Tracking, 11 fps burst shooting, 3" flip-up touchscreen LCD and oversampled 4K video capture....
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