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Official: New Sony A6700 camera with 26MP BSI CMOS sensor

Message #16258911 by chiron · 3 earlier versions stored · newest first

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Current versionSaved May 31, 2023 at 01:34 PMTitle changed
Official: New Sony A6700 camera with 26MP BSI CMOS sensor
I'm interested for a travel and light-carry camera. But if there is no stacked sensor, I would be reluctant--too many places with LED lighting now.

It would have to offer advantages over my A9. The A9 is a nice size for travel (unlike the A9II), does excellent tracking and eye af focusing, and has a stacked sensor. Those are three of my primary requirements for a camera body.
Version 3Saved May 31, 2023 at 01:32 PM
Re: (Rumor) A6700 on July 12th...does anyone care?
I'm interested for a travel and light-carry camera. But if there is no stacked sensor, I would be reluctant--too many places with LED lighting now.

It would have to offer advantages over my A9. The A9 is a nice size for travel (which the A9II is not so much), does excellent tracking and eye af focusing, and has a stacked sensor. Those are three of my primary requirements for a camera body.
Version 2Saved May 31, 2023 at 01:30 PM
Re: (Rumor) A6700 on July 12th...does anyone care?
I'm interested for a travel and light-carry camera. But if there is no stacked sensor, I would be reluctant--too many places with LED lighting now.

It would have to offer advantages over my A9, which is a nice size for travel, does excellent tracking and eye af focusing, and has a stacked sensor, which are three of my primary requirements for a camera body.
Original postPosted May 31, 2023 at 01:28 PM
Re: (Rumor) A6700 on July 12th...does anyone care?
I'm interested for a travel and light-carry camera. But if there is no stacked sensor, I would be reluctant--too many places with LED lighting now.

It would have to offer advantages over my A9, which is a nice size for travel, does excellent tracking and eye af focusing, and has a stacked sensor.

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