Just in from DPreview — Sony is announcing the A6500 — an APS-C mirrorless camera that is their new top-end mirrorless
Features:
- 5-axis image stabilization in both stills and video
- New touchscreen — rear screen works as touch pad
- increased buffer size
- 11fps
- 4k video with touch-to-pull-focus (but does it rival Canon’s Dual Pixel AF?)
- $1400
- November delivery
PRE ORDER!
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We’ll update this as we learn more — press conference still going on I think.
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Breaking news: Sony has taken the wraps off of its new Alpha a6500 mirrorless camera at an event in New York City. Our own Carey Rose and Rishi Sanyal are reporting live and we’ll be updating this story frequently, so keep refreshing this page! The a6500 is now the company’s top-end APS-C camera, sitting above the a6300. It maintains the 425 on-sensor PDAF points but gains a faster (LSI) processor to allow high speed operation. The camera gains 5-axis image stabilization which continues to work in both
Source: Sony takes the wraps off of its Alpha a6500: Digital Photography Review
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(cover photo credit: snap from the dpreview post)
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