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Sony Alpha 6700 Camera with 16-50mm II L
from £1,549.00
Camera Kings verdict
SteadyHeld at £1,549.00 for 40 days with no real movement. Waiting is unlikely to save you anything.
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In stock at 2 retailers
Buy at Jacamo — £1,549.00£4.99 delivery · You buy directly from Jacamo
The most complete APS-C camera Sony sells, and the right choice if you genuinely shoot both photographs and video. The tracking is the star — it identifies what you are pointing at and stays on it.
Read our full Sony Alpha 6700 Camera with 16-50mm II L review
- Brand
- Sony
- Category
- Digital Cameras
- EAN
- 4548736167063
Where to buy — 2 retailers compared
| Retailer | Delivery | Availability | Price | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jacamo Cheapest | £4.99 delivery | In stock | £1,549.00 | Go to store |
| Simply Be | £4.99 delivery | In stock | £1,549.00 | Go to store |
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Price history
- Now
- £1,549.00
- Lowest seen
- £1,549.00
- Highest seen
- £1,549.00
- 30-day change
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- 40 days
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Our take
Sony A6700 review: the best APS-C hybrid Sony makes
AI-driven subject tracking, a fully articulating screen and serious video specifications in a compact body. The A6700 is the APS-C camera to buy if you shoot both stills and video.
What we like
- Excellent AI-based subject recognition and tracking
- Fully articulating screen — finally good for video
- Strong video specification including 10-bit capture
- Compact body with a proper front control dial
What to watch
- Priciest APS-C body in the range
- Kit zoom does not do the sensor justice
- Rolling shutter still visible on fast pans
- Menus remain a Sony acquired taste
Quick answers
Is the A6700 good for video?
Yes, and it is the first camera in this line properly designed for it — the fully articulating screen flips out to the side so you can see yourself, and 10-bit recording gives you room to grade footage.
A6700 vs A6400 — is it worth the extra?
If you shoot video, comfortably. The flip-out screen, better stabilisation and improved tracking are all significant. If you shoot stills only, the A6400 saves a lot of money for broadly similar photographs.
Should I keep the kit lens?
The 16-50mm is compact and convenient but it is the weakest part of the package. A fast prime — something like a 35mm f/1.8 — transforms what this camera produces, especially indoors.
From the manufacturer
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Sony Alpha 6700 with 16-50mm II Lens is an APS-C mirrorless camera with a 26.1 megapixel backside illuminated Exmor R sensor and BIONZ XR processor. It uses Sony's AI powered autofocus for subject recognition and tracking, with eye detection for humans, animals, birds, trains and insects. Video is recorded in 4K, downsampled from 6K, at up to 30p in 10-bit 4:2:2, with 4K slow motion up to 120p, Active Mode stabilisation and S-Cinetone/S-Log3 picture profiles.
The camera has a fully touch-capable rotating screen, an electronic viewfinder, dust and moisture resistance, and a magnesium alloy shell. Includes the camera body, Sony 16-50mm F3.5-5.6 OSS II lens, NP-FZ100 battery, shoulder strap, accessory shoe cap and eyepiece cup.
Key specifications
| Sensor | APS-C 26MP |
|---|---|
| Max video | 4K120 |
| Stabilisation | 5-axis in-body |
| Lens | Sony E-mount |
| Waterproof | Weather resistant |
| Screen | Fully articulating touch |
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