I've been reviewing hardware and software, devising testing methodology and handed out buying advice for what seems like forever; I'm currently absorbed by computers and gaming hardware, but ...
Sony just announced the A6500 camera, a followup to the A6300 released in February and 2014’s A6000 — one of the most popular interchangeable lens mirrorless cameras ever. The new camera has a lot in ...
Sony’s A6300 is one of the best APS-C mirrorless cameras around, but now Sony has one-upped itself with Thursday’s announcement of the A6500. While built around the same 24-megapixel sensor as the ...
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This week Sony launched a new flagship camera for the powerful APS-C Sensor, one called a6500 (AKA model ILCE-6500). This machine is the next big push after the a6300, and uses the same "unrivaled" 4D ...
The Sony Alpha A6500 features a 24 megapixel APS-C CMOS sensor, 11fps continuous shooting (with continuous AF) and is capable of shooting up to 307 shots continuously. The camera adds in-camera 5-axis ...
The general rule in photography used to be ‘bigger camera equals bigger sensor’, but Sony doesn’t care much for this tradition. A few years ago it introduced the the first full-frame CSCs, the A7 ...
The Sony Alpha a6500 is launched in India. It is the company's top-tier APS-C(Crop frame) mirrorless model, a 24MP stills and video camera with image stabilization. It sits above the similar-looking ...
It doesn't seem like that long ago that Sony launched the its top-of-the-line A6300 mirrorless E-mount camera, but guess what! That model, which we found to be impressive, has now been displaced by a ...
After being awarded a first class BA Hons in Photography from University of Creative Arts in Rochester, Kent, UK, Tim has enjoyed more than 10 years in the photo industry. Image maker, writer and ...
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