Sony a6400

An update to the mid-range α6300 with improved autofocusing, time-lapse recording, a 180-degree flip-up touchscreen monitor and support for UHS-II memory cards.

Shutterbug was at Sony’s USA headquarters in San Diego, CA last week for the launch of the A6400 mirrorless camera, which features a 24.2MP APS-C Exmor image sensor and Sony’s latest BIONZ X image processor. Sony claims that the A6400, which is designed for photo enthusiasts and those moving up from smartphone cameras, has “the world’s fastest autofocus” at 0.02 seconds for AF acquisition.

The Sony Alpha A6400 may not seem like a top-end camera because of the existence of the A6500. But you would be mistaken in thinking it’s not the best

Are you looking for a small, affordable and fast 4k shooter?  Sony might have just the thing for you. Check out our review of the A6400 NOW.

It hits the sweet spot between a DSLR and smartphone camera.

The new Sony a6400 isn't targeted at the professional photographer, but more so at the enthusaist photographer and the vlogger.

The a6400 is the latest mid-range APS-C mirrorless camera from Sony, replacing the nearly-three-year-old a6300.. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Sony finally updates its APS-C Alpha lineup with the mid-range Sony A6400. See our Sony A6400 review to find out what's new!

This mirrorless offers solid image quality and excellent performance, but falls short in a couple of areas.

A mirrorless system with E-mount lenses, the A6400 offers great autofocus and subject-tracking in a compact format factor.

Overall a reliable unit for amateurs and pros despite a few design missteps here and there

The brand new Sony A6400 incorporates near-A9 level autofocus technology and a selfie screen into a compact Crop Sensor camera body

It hits the sweet spot between a DSLR and smartphone camera.

This camera is a great entry level camera for someone getting into digital filmmaking. You can shoot in S-Log2 or SLog-3 and if you want to work in HDR, you have the option to shoot in HLG. The a6400 shoots up to 120 fps in HD, includes a flip-up monitor and costs just $900.

Sony Alpha 6400 is a great video camera and not because it can shoot in 4K. Every camera does that now.

After some three years since the introduction of the A6300, Sony has launched its follow up the A6400. Featuring a familiar rangefinder-style body, the design is mostly unchanged from that earlier model and it shares many of the same features, such as the OLED EVF, touch-enabled, tilting rear 3-inch 921K dot LCD and hybrid AF system with 425 points.

Sony's a6400 is a near-universally capable camera, with a market-leading autofocus implementation at a surprisingly modest price. Find out all the details on how the a6400 performs in our full review.

What We Love. The Sony a6400 performed so much better than we had expected, making shooting with it a pretty cool experience. Externally, it looks more like an entry-level model crafted for inexperienced shooters and fledgling vloggers. Internally, this APS-C body has been outfitted with premium features

Watch our extended test footage for the new Sony a6400. A full reel of 120 frames per second (fps) in HD slowed down to 24 fps. Plus, S-Log2, S-Log3 and

The Sony α6400 is a compact APS-C mirrorless camera. Thanks to its impressive image quality, it takes detailed, sharp images that are mostly free of visible nois...

Sony's A6400 mirrorless camera is less about why it's a good camera specifically and more about why it's ideal among a sea of good choices.

Sony a6400 Review: Photographer Dustin Abbott shares a thorough review of the new Sony a6400 APS-C mirrorless camera with some comparisons to the a6500.

The Sony a6400 is a camera that straddles the line between consumer and enthusiast, delivering automatic operation for family snapshots with the image quality and speed aficionados love.

Sony’s mid-range mirrorless stops just short of excellence

Sony Alpha A6400 Review - We review Sony's latest APS-C mirrorless camera, with a 24mp sensor, and unlimited 4K UHD video recording, it's offering ultra-fast autofocus, but does it deliver? Find out in our full review.

Sony’s mid-range mirrorless stops just short of excellence

Sony’s latest APS-C mirrorless features some remarkable technology, but is let down by its out-dated body design. Read more in our Sony A6400 review.