Sony Alpha a6400

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We'Re gon na see improvements across the board, okay, so here's my final thoughts on these 6400.

I do own three other lenses so that's a bit of a bummer. I've been eyeing the Sony a6400 for a few years now and I'm finally able to afford a new purchase. But then someone also suggested the Fuji X-S10 and the specs of that camera look great while also being cheaper (in combination with a kit lens)!

I really want to love it, but I’m currently frustrated by arbitrary limitations of the autofocus system. First what I like: picture quality is better than my a6000, especially at higher ISO. Build quality is more sturdy. Tracking autofocus is also much better than a6000. Animal Eye autofocus is help...

It sounds like you have a pretty good handle on what you want, and both the a6400 and the X-S10 are excellent cameras. There's not really a wrong choice here -- in my mind it comes down to ergonomics and lens selection.

I heard so much about this camera, the good reviews on here made me desire this camera but it was very disappointing when I finally got it. Maybe was just me but it’s not a big deal, áudio and video quality are not that great, very difficult settings. The design is pretty and pictures quality is ver...

Not sure what your budget is, but I definitely recommend the Sony a6400 or a6600. They’re APSC bodies that run a little over $1,000 but have great specs. Used (and with the upcoming holiday deals) you can find them under $1k with a kit lens. There are some good advantages to the Sony system like great low light performance, and the E-mount lenses can be used universally across different Sony camera bodies.

I used the lens that came with it twice and now it's jammed. It gives an error that says "Cannot recognize lens, please attach it properly." It is attached properly. What is the solution, according to the internet experts? To push and pull on the lens until it works again. What? Really? Don't buy th...

Sony's menus are not the most intuitive though. Fuji also has film simulations if you don't know how to edit a raw file or don't want to deal with it entirely. Over two years ago, I chose the a6400. Now with the X-S10 out, I'm not sure what I would have chosen.

I purchased this camera as an upgrade from the A6000 and I really enjoy it as both an upgrade and on its own merits. For those upgrading from an older Sony camera, the biggest new features are a touchscreen, effortless Eye AF, and Real-Time Tracking. The touchscreen is great for repositioning your E...