Sony A6100 body

A cropped mirrorless camera from the Sony model portfolio, released contrary to the serial numbering of the “six-thousanders” in 2019. The camera is positioned as a slightly simplified version of the Sony A6400 camera. It cut down the resolution of the OLED viewfinder (1.44 million dots versus 2.36 million), the upper limit of the expandable ISO (51200 units) and video shooting capabilities (at the same time, the maximum resolution for recording videos is still 3840x2160 pixels at 30 fps).

"Under the hood" Sony A6100 body has a 24.2 MP image sensor without a stabilizing pad (the prerogative of matrix stabilization was left to the older model A6600). The camera's autofocus system uses 425 focus sensors in action and catches the subject in 0.02 seconds. Wireless communications in mirrorless equipment are represented by Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and NFC modules. For the convenience of sighting from non-standard angles, the model was equipped with a 3-inch diagonal rotary screen. The battery life of the camera is estimated by the ability to shoot about 420 frames on a single charge of a standard battery. In the “body” configuration, the camera is supplied without an interchangeable lens.