Sony Alpha 6700 – APS-C Interchangeable Lens Camera with 26 MP Sensor, 4K Video, AI-Based Subject Recognition, Log Shooting, LUT Handling and Vlog Friendly Functions and 18-135mm Zoom Lens

Really enjoying this camera! Had it for a while now and its so great for videos and photos. A bit overkill for a first camera but buy once cry once! Really excited to potentially order a telephoto lens as well, but an amazingly portable camera for travel and the quality at this size is great. The flip out screen is also really convenient!Definitely recommend this camera and it has started my journey into this amazing hobby that feels rewarding and impactful! Love to take candid photos of life and looking back at them! Just feels better than pictures from phones because of the focal length and size of the sensor, and on a great screen feels like a portal into that moment!

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.

The Sony A6700 is an excellent choice for anyone looking for a travel-friendly hybrid camera that excels at both photography and videography. It strikes a great balance between performance and portability, making it ideal for content creators, vloggers, and hobbyists alike.The user interface is very intuitive, and what’s especially helpful is that each menu option includes an in-camera explanation of what the feature does—perfect for beginners and experienced users who want quick clarity without reaching for the manual.Battery life is impressive for casual use. I’ve gone out for a few hours shooting photos and barely saw any battery drain. For those planning to use it mainly for photography, this camera won’t let you down in terms of endurance.In terms of performance, the A6700 sits at the high end of APS-C cameras and can easily be used both casually and professionally. If you’re looking for a strong vlogging camera, this could be it. The kit lens is usable in good lighting, but if you pair it with the Sony 15mm f/1.4 or 11mm f/1.8, you’ve got a lightweight setup capable of excellent low-light video and sharp, vibrant photos.There’s a lot to love about this camera, but to keep it simple: if you want a compact system that delivers high-quality photos and video, the Sony A6700 is definitely worth it.

I've been into photography for quite some time now and have been looking for a camera since I started. I have done hours of research and came into conclusion that this was the one, as it was a reasonable price yet pretty strong for its type. The main thing that made me decide to get this one was the focus ability and let me tell you, it is insane how well it works. It focus very quickly and it is almost always spot-on on fast moving targets. The kit lens that came with it (18-135mm 3.5-5.6) also has pretty good sharpness to it pretty much the whole way, only complaint is the small aperture which leaves a lot to be desired. But nothing a prime lens can't solve. Only thing that I don't like about the camera is the fact that it overheats very quickly. It only lasts about 40m at 4K 60fps continuous shooting. So if you mainly want to do video, go for the FX30 as overheating is not an issue on that one. And finally, the area where it shines. It is very portable; bigger than its predecessors but almost not noticeable. I can go a whole day of shooting photos while walking around town, something that bothered me with my old DSLR full frame Canon. overall great small camera with great portability. Strongly recommend it.

Absolutely fantastic camera for the money. I spent hours researching for my kind of content creation and I love the size, flexibility, versatility and build quality.I purchased this used and ensured it was a like new condition. Your glass is just as important as the camera, and many of the older 6000 bodies remain competitive today with modern glass. However, the extra features of ibis, 60fps 4k recording and the extensive af-c capabilities are what won me over to the 6700