Name: Sony Alpha a6600
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Rating: 4.0 (105 reviews)

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The Alpha 6600 include a 24 2MP Exmore CMOS image sensor the latest bionz x image processor and a front-end LSI as implemented in Sony’s full-frame cameras which combine to deliver all-round enhancements in image quality and performance across all areas of photo and video capture.

Digital Photography Review

The Sony a6600 incorporates some of our favorite aspects of the a7R IV into a smaller, more affordable body: including superb autofocus tracking, great image quality and industry-leading battery life. There are also some good prime lens options for the a6600 that won't break the bank, including Sigma's 56mm F1.4 and Sony's 85mm F1.8.
Our concerns from the a7R IV remain, however, including more pronounced user-interface lag. Additionally, the ergonomics on the a6600 could do with some updating to bring them in line with the camera's overall capability: this series of cameras has not benefited from the refinements bestowed upon the company's full-frame models.
Overall, though, the a6600 will assist you in capturing accurately focused, properly exposed images of people time and time again.


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 I wish I could just place a focus point on and give the shutter a half-press to initiate autofocus, just like we do in stills. As well, I did find when you're recording video, it tends to lose your subject in tracking much more often than it does when you're shooting photo. So it's something that I certainly enjoyed using. However, I was constantly tapping on the back screen to make sure that that focus stayed on my subject

 So today, for this video, I'm primarily going to be focusing on the a6600, the flagship camera. And let's keep in mind that these lenses and cameras, we're not really playing with final firmware. We don't have a lot of time to play with them. So this is just a first impressions look

 It has much better video capabilities. The ergonomics are fantastic. The EVF is superior. And really, about the only advantages the Sony a6600 has over the Fuji X-T3 are real-time tracking autofocus, which is the best in the industry, absolutely, and of course, IBIS

 It feels very much like an a6500. And we're really only looking at two major improvements. They are big improvements. We've got the real-time tracking autofocus, which I love, and we have a Z-type battery now, which I think is a great move

DPReview TV: Sony a6600 First Impressions

Hey all,


I'm planning a thru-hike of the PCT next year and I'm currently breaking my head over how I want to document it.

For this once in a lifetime adventrue of a thru-hike I suddenly have this urge to create pictures and videos with better quality. Also, I could really see myself getting into photography as a hobby long-term, especially with kids on the horizon. 

But this comes obviously at the cost of more weight and I wonder what can be handled? And what is too much?  Especially in an ultralight setting.

My Backpack is a Pa'lante V2 and my base weight is around 4.5kg/9.9 lbs.

The camera I have set my eyes on is a Sony A7C which is **509g /1.12 lbs** which has pretty good deals at the moment. It is the lightest and most compact full-frame. Obviously I would also need a lense. I really like to look of 24mm and the contenders are:

* Sony FE 24mm f/2.8 Sony E 162g // 750$
* Samyang AF 24mm F/2.8 FE, 93g // 240$ (not weather sealed)
* Tamron SP 24mm F/2.8 215g // 217$

Alternative:
Sony FE 35mm f/2,8 ZA Zeiss Sonnar 120g // 550$

The most value to me is the Tameron but its also the heaviest and bulkiest.

The setup would be the all known PD clip to the backpack strap. So worst case 724g / 1.6 lbs would be dangeling on my backpack strap for 2600 miles. And I really have no idea how that would feel like.. would it bother me? 

I would appreciate some feedback from other hikers who have similar setup. How do you like your setup? Any regrets? Does it bother you? Would 1.6 lbs too much? Would it work with the lighter lense? Other tips or blindspots I currently not see...

Espeically @ u/backpackingvideos you seem to have a similar set up what are your thoughts?

I will do the Peaks of the Balkan in mid-August and this would be the perfect testing ground for this...

Thank you everyone

<div class="md">Hey all,

I&#39;m planning a thru-hike of the PCT next year and I&#39;m currently breaking my head over how I want to document it.

For this once in a lifetime adventrue of a thru-hike I suddenly have this urge to create pictures and videos with better quality. Also, I could really see myself getting into photography as a hobby long-term, especially with kids on the horizon. 

But this comes obviously at the cost of more weight and I wonder what can be handled? And what is too much? Especially in an ultralight setting.

My Backpack is a Pa&#39;lante V2 and my base weight is around 4.5kg/9.9 lbs.

The camera I have set my eyes on is a Sony A7C which is 509g /1.12 lbs which has pretty good deals at the moment. It is the lightest and most compact full-frame. Obviously, I would also need a lens. I really like to look at 24mm and the contenders are:

<ul>
<li>Sony FE 24mm f/2.8 Sony E 162g // 750$</li>
<li>Samyang AF 24mm F/2.8 FE, 93g // 240$ (not weather-sealed)</li>
<li>Tamron SP 24mm F/2.8 215g // 217$</li>
</ul>

Alternative:
Sony FE 35mm f/2,8 ZA Zeiss Sonnar 120g // 550$

The most value to me is the Tameron but its also the heaviest and bulkiest.

The setup would be the all known PD clip to the backpack strap. So worst case 724g / 1.6 lbs would be dangling on my backpack strap for 2600 miles. And I really have no idea how that would feel like.. would it bother me? 

I would appreciate some feedback from other hikers who have a similar setup. How do you like your setup? Any regrets? Does it bother you? Would 1.6 lbs too much? Would it work with the lighter lens? Other tips or blindspots I currently do not see...

Espeically @ <a href="/u/backpackingvideos">u/backpackingvideos</a> you seem to have a similar set up what are your thoughts?

I will do the Peaks of the Balkan in mid-August and this would be the perfect testing ground for this...

Thank you, everyone

Update: Thanks to everyone for the comments so far, very insightful. I try to answer individually everyone
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Camera Gear to document a thru-hike: what weight is manageble in an ultralight set-up?

 Competitors have better sensors with more MP (see next 2 points) -Limited 4K movie modes, only 30p in 4K. Only 8-bit -Rolling shutter, not good for serious vloggers -No flash (would rather have a small pop-up flash instead of the EVF) -EVF black outs during capture (unlike some competitors) -Selfie LCD screen is blocked by hotshoe accessories (need smallrig coldshoe relocators for vlogging, but this misses out on hot features) -Only 1 card slot, only UHS-I (slow buffer speeds, unable to operate anything other than shoot, while clearing buffer memory) -In-camera level doesn't do straight up or down -Boxy ergonomics -Memory recall modes don't recall settings for modes other than 1 or 2. Not so useful when switching cameras (want to recall all settings for modes M, A, S, movie, etc). Also doesn't save ALL camera settings

Great battery and IBIS, but comes up short elsewhere

Why doesn't the camera have a standard MP4?

Hello all,

A few weeks ago I posted here asking between if I should get a mirrorless vs DSLR, with many people saying to go mirrorless. After using both my Sony A6300 and my gfs D3500, I can say that although all the sonys features are better, it is a very boring experience to me. I feel as if I’m not becoming a better photographer and the overall experience feels bland. The Nikon was slow in most areas, but in the short time I borrowed it I had so much more fun. My only real concern with the D3500 is that the autofocus missed a lot of shots when I was shooting some seagulls. 

Now the question Im asking is, which DSLR should I buy? My budget for a body+lens is in the area of $1,500 (after the a6300 sells). I really love shooting wildlife/birding, automotive, and every once in a while I’ll do portraits and landscapes. I am really stuck on which body to buy (while still leaving budget for a nice lens). I have been considering the 7200/7500/500(although that’s pushing the budget) vs the full frame D810 (maybe D750 but idk). Although the DX bodies would provide great reach for wildlife, I feel like the D810 would satisfy everything else a bit better + crop mode is usable with only a few MP away from the DX bodies.  Does the autofocus of the D810 compare to that of the D7200/7500? Thanks in advance!

<div class="md">Hello all,

A few weeks ago I posted here asking between if I should get a mirrorless vs DSLR, with many people saying to go mirrorless. After using both my Sony A6300 and my gfs D3500, I can say that although all the sonys features are better, it is a very boring experience to me. I feel as if I’m not becoming a better photographer and the overall experience feels bland. The Nikon was slow in most areas, but in the short time I borrowed it I had so much more fun. My only real concern with the D3500 is that the autofocus missed a lot of shots when I was shooting some seagulls. 

Now the question Im asking is, which DSLR should I buy? My budget for a body+lens is in the area of $1,500 (after the a6300 sells). I really love shooting wildlife/birding, automotive, and every once in a while I’ll do portraits and landscapes. I am really stuck on which body to buy (while still leaving budget for a nice lens). I have been considering the 7200/7500/500(although that’s pushing the budget) vs the full frame D810 (maybe D750 but idk). Although the DX bodies would provide great reach for wildlife, I feel like the D810 would satisfy everything else a bit better + crop mode is usable with only a few MP away from the DX bodies. Does the autofocus of the D810 compare to that of the D7200/7500? Thanks in advance!
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Need advice on which DSLR I should buy.

Disappointment.

I am a beginner looking to get started in photography. I am mainly taking day to day, travel and landscape photos. Looking at a budget of around usd600 -900. As i own a samsung s21, ideally the camera should be better than that. I have researched a bit preferably apsc sensor and not too bulky.  Some models i saw are sony a6000/6100, olympus OMD, panasonic and fujifilm. 

Any recommendations and advice are greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance

<div class="md">I am a beginner looking to get started in photography. I am mainly taking day to day, travel and landscape photos. Looking at a budget of around usd600 -900. As i own a samsung s21, ideally the camera should be better than that. I have researched a bit preferably apsc sensor and not too bulky. Some models i saw are sony a6000/6100, olympus OMD, panasonic and fujifilm. 

Any recommendations and advice are greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance
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Budget travel camera

Got this camera for a streaming setup and love the look and quality. Paired with cheaper sigma lenses, it's one of the most cost-efficient to quality images I could create before buying the semi-professional a7 series and above. Works well with Elgato cam link or direct USB connection with sony imaging software however, it seems to overheat quicker with a USB connection. Your space needs to be evenly cooled to around 72 F because it tends to overheat, even with a dummy battery so it can cut out during a stream after 30-40 minutes

Amazing camera, can overheat when streaming

Hello everyone I have a question regarding the Sony Alpha mirrorless crop sensor cameras and the lens that I should pick with it so I do photography usually and videos occasionally.
Now i'm shifting from canon to sony and i'm confused in the purchase decision 
I have 2 options for body as well as the lens
which one should I get a6400 or a6600 and what lens; 18-105 f4 or 18-135 kit. please help me out

<div class="md">Hello everyone I have a question regarding the Sony Alpha mirrorless crop sensor cameras and the lens that I should pick with it so I do photography usually and videos occasionally.
Now i&#39;m shifting from canon to sony and i&#39;m confused in the purchase decision 
I have 2 options for body as well as the lens
which one should I get a6400 or a6600 and what lens; 18-105 f4 or 18-135 kit. please help me out
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should i buy a6400 or a6600 and18-105 f4 or 18-135 kit?

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