Sony A6700 + 18-135 mm

What's in the Sony A6700 + 18-135 Mirrorless Camera?

• ILCE6700
• SEL18135
• Rechargeable battery NP-FZ100
• shoulder strap
• body cover
• accessory shoe
• optical drive protector

Why buy a Sony A6700 Mirrorless camera?

More creativity in motion

The α6700 combines the latest AI technology with Sony α-series image quality in a compact APS-C camera. With enhanced subject recognition, the latest photo and video technology, and E-mount lens support, it's built for creative adventures anywhere, anytime.

AI processing unit

The α6700's AF system delivers improved overall performance and leverages improvements in subject recognition performance. Deep learning delivers powerful AF with real-time recognition and more reliable real-time tracking of a wider range of subjects.

A new level of image quality

The advanced 26.0 effective megapixel Exmor R CMOS image sensor features Sony’s signature image sensor technologies, delivering outstanding sensitivity, resolution, and dynamic range. Combined with the BIONZ XR™ image processor, it achieves natural gradations and lifelike colors. The camera supports sensitivity settings from ISO 100 to ISO 320016 for both stills and movies, giving you greater flexibility for shooting in a wide range of situations, such as indoors or in low-light conditions.

5-axis optical image stabilization

Shoot handheld or in low light with confidence. The 5-axis optical image stabilization system detects and compensates for various types of camera shake. The latest high-precision gyroscopic sensors deliver image stabilization equivalent to a 5-stop increase in shutter speed, ideal for slow-shutter photography, such as when shooting indoors or at night. An updated algorithm detects camera shake in every pixel for more effective stabilization than previous models. Roll, Tilt, Yaw

AF with real-time recognition for people

The α6700 uses data from the subject's shape to recognize movement and improve human eye recognition. It also uses human shapes and postures to accurately recognize body and head positions, allowing it to lock onto and track subjects who are not looking at the camera or whose faces are obscured by a helmet or sunglasses.

Constant DMF

When capturing photos with AF-C or AF-S, the lens's focus ring can be rotated to switch to manual focus mode at any time. This makes it easy to change focus to a different subject on the fly.