Sony A6700 review: top-spec autofocus in compact packaging
Sony A6700: Two-minute review By combining a 26MP APS-C sensor with AI-powered subject recognition in a body built for shooting on the move, the Sony A6700 lands as a compelling hybrid for hobbyists who value power and portability in equal parts. We gave its predecessor four stars in our full Sony A6600 review , and the A6700 is a shoo-in for a top spot in our round-up of the best travel cameras . (Image credit: Chris Rowlands) On a spec sheet peppered with improvements, Real-time Recognition AF is worthy of note. Driven by the same Bionz XR processor seen on the Sony ZV-E1 and Sony A7R V , it’s capable of accurately recognizing and tracking a variety of targets in the real world, including humans, animals and vehicles. Paired with a 759-point phase detection array, plus five-axis optical image stabilization, the result is a neatly proportioned camera that can produce sharp, balanced stills in most conditions, even when shooting handheld. Noise does begin to cr...