SonyAlphaRumors and Digicameinfo spoiled the secrets around the soon to come new Sony A6000 high end APS-C camera.
The camera will replace both the NEX-6 and NEX-7 models (say bye bye to the NEX-7 TriNavi). Here are the specs:
– 24,3 Megapixel Exmor sensor
– Improved RGB filter
– Hybrid focusing, contrast and phase detection (though phase detection pixels)
– Fastest AF of all E-mount cameras
– Bionz X processor with adaptive noise reduction, increased sharpness and diffraction reduction
– ISO 100 up to 25,600
– Price around 650 Euro for body only.
– Built-in EVF in the corner just like the NEX-6 (an anonymous non verified source said it has the same quality of the A7/A7r EVF).
– On the back similar controls as the current NEX-6
– Camera replaces both the NEX-6 and NEX-7 cameras
Announcement tomorrow (Wednesday Feb 12)!
2 Responses
Gorgeous camera, both for how the body looks and for the specs. The price is also very competitive, way less than the lower specced Samsung NX30. Unfortunately the lenses for NEX are not the best for APS-C mirrorless.
Actually, they some of the best APS-C cameras according to DXOMark. As far as manual controls go, it’s a high end enthusiast or consumer camera. It will impress some, and others not so much. I feel this camera is superior in image quality, size and overall features available compared to other APS-C Canon and Nikon cameras. I would assert the best APS-C camera on the market is undeniably the Fujifilm X-T1 very impressive device.