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 ...

We take sample photos with the new Sony Alpha A6500, the camera updates the A6300 with an enhanced and larger grip. The A6500 also benefits from 5-axis image stabilisation, a new shutter unit rated ...

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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 ...

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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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When Sony announced the A6500 in October, it touted speed as one of the camera's main selling points. The company's new flagship E-Mount mirrorless, which hits stores later this month for $1,400 (body ...

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Combines World’s Fastest AF speed and Highest Number of AF points with In-camera 5-axis optical image stabilization, Touchscreen AF Operation, 24.2 MP Exmor CMOS sensor Sony announced their new ...

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