Sony Alpha A6700 + 16-50mm f/3.5-5.6 OSS II + Sony E 70-350mm f/4.5-6.3 G OSS
Sony Alpha A6700 + 16-50mm f/3.5-5.6 OSS II + Sony E 70-350mm f/4.5-6.3 G OSS
Sony Alpha A6700 Digital Camera + 16–50mm f/3.5–5.6 OSS II + Sony E 70-350mm f/4.5-6.3 G OSS
The Sony Alpha A6700 + 16–50mm + Sony E 70–350mm G OSS is a modern mirrorless camera designed for photographers and videographers who want to combine high resolution, fast response and the flexibility of two versatile lenses in one set. The 26MP APS-C sensor delivers detailed and clean images with a wide dynamic range, while the in-body image stabilisation helps maintain sharp results even with longer exposures or when shooting handheld. The versatility of the set, with a compact 16–50mm zoom and a 70–350mm telephoto lens, allows you to cover a wide range of shots from everyday photography to distant subjects, with both lenses offering optical stabilisation for a more reliable result. Fast continuous shooting up to 11fps, an electronic and optical viewfinder, and a tilting touchscreen make it easy to work in dynamic situations and when shooting video. The camera supports 4K recording, modern wireless connectivity via Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, and saving in RAW, JPEG and HEIF formats, making it a versatile tool for creative and professional use.
Sony Alpha A6700 Digital Camera + 16–50mm f/3.5–5.6 OSS II
The α6700 combines the latest AI technology with the outstanding image quality of Sony's α-series cameras in a compact APS-C camera body. Offering enhanced subject recognition, the latest technology for stills and movies, and E-mount lens compatibility, the lightweight α6700 is designed for your creative adventures, wherever and whenever.
Key Features of the Sony Alpha A6700 Digital Camera
- AI processing unit
- A new level of image quality
- Five-axis optical image stabilisation
- Selectable RAW image size and quality
- Creative Look
- 10-bit HEIF format for smooth gradations
- Real-time AF recognises people
- Real-time AF recognises more subjects
- Faster, more precise autofocus system
- Capture over 1,000 images at high speed
- Accurate autofocus in low light (EV -3)
- Full-time DMF
- Focus bracketing to capture the best shot
- Record beautiful 4K videos
- Expressive S-Cinetone style
- S-Log3 gamma curve with 14+ stops of latitude
- Import and use your own LUT files
- Smarter Real-time Tracking
- High frame rate 4K 120p recording
- Active Mode for more stable movie imagery
- AI-based Auto Framing for movies
- In-camera time-lapse creation
- Breathing compensation for a consistent angle of view
- Focusing tools for shooting video
- High-performance electronic viewfinder
- Shoot from any angle
- Intuitive touch control
- Simple and stable smartphone connectivity
- Stream high-quality live content
- Durable construction
- USB PD (Power Delivery) supports fast charging
Performance, Image Processing and Stabilisation Description
The α6700's autofocus system delivers enhanced overall performance, thanks mainly to improvements in subject recognition. Deep learning technology supports powerful Real-time Recognition AF and more reliable Real-time Tracking for a wider range of different subjects. The advanced Exmor R CMOS image sensor with 26.0 effective megapixels is packed with Sony's image sensor technologies, offering exceptional sensitivity, resolution and dynamic range. This is combined with the new powerful BIONZ XR image processing engine to deliver natural gradations and realistic colour reproduction. When shooting stills and movies, the camera allows you to choose from a sensitivity setting of ISO 100 to ISO 32000, which means even greater flexibility to shoot a wide variety of different scenes, including low-light and indoor scenes. Shoot handheld or in low light with confidence. The five-axis in-body optical image stabilisation system detects and compensates for various camera shakes. The latest precision gyro sensors enable image stabilisation equivalent to a five-step shutter speed increase. This is ideal for long-exposure photography, such as in indoor or night scenes. An improved algorithm detects camera shake at the pixel level, resulting in more effective stabilisation than previous models.
Image Formats, Creative Settings and Subject Recognition
In addition to compressed RAW shooting, the α6700 supports lossless compressed RAW shooting, which performs high-speed compression without image degradation. This allows you to capture a larger number of high-quality images in a continuous burst. A new light image quality option delivers smaller file size images for JPEG and HEIF formats. The Creative Look offers greater creative flexibility with simplicity. It provides 10 presets that can be used as they are or customised to suit the task or scene, whether shooting stills, movies or live streaming. As the first APS-C camera, the α6700 supports the HEIF format with smooth 10-bit gradation, allowing for realistic reproduction of skies and skin tones without banding. The HEIF format uses advanced compression to preserve image quality while significantly reducing file size. The camera uses subject form data to recognise movement, achieving improved human eye detection capabilities. It also uses learned human forms and postures to precisely recognise body and head positions. This allows it to lock onto and track a subject facing away from the camera, or with their face obscured by sunglasses or a helmet. In addition to humans and animals, the camera now recognises birds, insects, cars, trains and aeroplanes, offering even greater flexibility when shooting photos and videos. It recognises the eyes, heads and bodies of human and animal compositions, and now includes ornithological applications.
Autofocus Performance, Continuous Shooting and Advanced Video Functions
The immense processing power and improved algorithms of the BIONZ XR processor achieve high autofocus performance with up to 759 phase-detection points covering approximately 93% of the image area. Deep learning technology supports powerful real-time recognition and tracking with support for fast hybrid autofocus over a wider area. In high-speed shooting, the camera can capture more than 1,000 JPEG images, up to 59 compressed RAW and up to 23 lossless RAW. The camera shoots smoothly and quietly thanks to a silent electronic shutter that allows for up to 11fps in full resolution with AF/AE tracking. Autofocus achieves high precision even in low light down to -3 EV. Focus Priority mode ensures more reliable focusing in low light or with a smaller aperture. When shooting, you can instantly switch to manual focus by turning the focus ring. The camera can automatically take up to 299 images with a progressively shifted focus point to create images with a great depth of field. The α6700 records video in 4K resolution (3840 × 2160) up to 60p using 6K oversampling and supports XAVC S-I and XAVC HS formats with 10-bit 4:2:2. It also features S-Cinetone profile, S-Log3 curve with over 14 stops of latitude, the option to import custom LUTs in .cube format, intelligent real-time tracking, 4K 120p recording, active stabilisation for handheld video, AI-based auto framing for video, time-lapse function, lens breathing compensation, and focusing tools like focus map and peaking.
Viewfinder, Controls, Connectivity and Construction
The XGA OLED electronic viewfinder with approximately 2.36 million dots and 1.07× magnification offers high brightness and a 33-degree viewing angle. The refresh rate can be set to 120fps for smoother motion tracking. The large 3.0-type touch LCD monitor with 1.03 million dots provides wide positioning options for both photo and video shooting, including low angles and gimbal work. Intuitive touch controls allow for focus point selection, subject tracking, shutter release, and displaying quick icons and the Fn menu using gestures. The α6700 offers a stable connection to a phone via the Creators’ App, which allows for background photo and video transfer and remote camera control. The camera can function as a 4K webcam with advanced autofocus when connected via USB. The durable magnesium alloy construction is designed for demanding conditions, the shutter is tested for over 200,000 cycles, and USB PD technology allows for fast charging with up to four times the capacity of previous models.
Sony E 70-350mm f/4.5-6.3 G OSS
The Sony E 70-350mm f/4.5-6.3 G OSS lens is an excellent choice for owners of a Sony mirrorless camera with a Sony E-mount. Its variable focal length of 70 to 350mm (35mm equiv: 105–525mm) makes it one of the zoom lenses known as super-telephoto lenses. They are ideal for both wildlife and sports photography. The lens's aperture ranges from f/4.5 to f/6.3, with a maximum aperture value of 22. If you also get the lens for handheld shooting, you will also benefit from the optical stabilisation. A linear motor ensures perfect focusing.
Key features of the Sony E 70-350mm f/4.5-6.3 G OSS lens
- Suitable for use with Sony cameras
- The Sony E 70-350mm f/4.5-6.3 G OSS is compatible with Sony E mounts
- One aspherical element and three ED glass elements in the optical design suppress aberration throughout the zoom range
- Offers fast and precise autofocus
- Images are exceptionally sharp and rendered at any zoom throughout the image area
- Compact and lightweight lens design
- Optical SteadyShot image stabiliser switch, focus hold button
Exceptional lens detail from 70 to 350mm
The optical and mechanical design offers super-telephoto performance with a zoom for APS-C type camera bodies (105–525mm equivalent). The impressive quality of the G series lens is maintained throughout the zoom range to the edges of the image. All this is housed in a compact, mobile 5× zoom super-telephoto lens with integrated optical image stabilisation.
G-series lens with a focal length up to 350mm
One aspherical element and three ED (Extra-low Dispersion) glass elements in the optical design suppress aberration throughout the zoom range, including chromatic aberration, which can cause problems at super-telephoto focal lengths. The images are exceptionally sharp and rendered at any zoom across the entire image area. Another advantage of the G-series telephoto lens is the amazing bokeh effect.
XD linear motor in an APS-C format lens
The APS-C format lens features Sony's XD linear motor and offers fast and precise autofocus. Combined with the real-time autofocus function provided by the latest compact APS-C camera bodies, you get a high-performance, easy-to-use system for shooting landscapes, wildlife and other subjects. An Optical SteadyShot image stabiliser switch, a focus hold button, a zoom lock switch and dust- and moisture-resistant lens controls ensure maximum reliability in challenging conditions. All this is complemented by the lens's portability, making it a professional tool you can rely on, wherever you are.
With the Sony Alpha A6700 + 16–50mm + Sony E 70–350mm G OSS set, your photos and videos will gain distinct sharpness, detail, and a professional character in every situation – from casual snapshots to distant shots with impressive depth and image clarity.
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