Sony Alpha 6700 | FE 70-200mm | F4 Macro G OSS II | Cinematic Shots| 4k

Sony has long been pushing the boundaries of what you can expect from compact mirrorless cameras. Whether they have interchangeable lenses or not, the sheer technical capabilities on offer are staggering, particularly when it comes to real-time focus and subject recognition. There has always been something of a caveat when it comes to the smaller models like the APS-C sensor-equipped A6000-series models. Whether that's lack of some ports, lack of the higher frame-rate 4K video recording levels or lack of a proper flip-out touchscreen. For the A6700, those compromises are no more. With its latest (admittedly quite expensive) A6700, the camera delivers in all the ways you could want and does so with a camera body that's incredibly compact and light. 122 x 69 x 75.1mm, 493g (with battery and SD card)
Rotating flip-out touchscreen
USB-C port, micro HDMI out, SD and 3.5mm mic input
Digital Multi Interface Shoe
When the A6600 launched back in 2019, I absolutely loved the camera for its compact, nimble design. Paired with the right lens it delivered fantastic image and video results, all in a device that was really easy to carry around and - crucially - much lighter than full frame cameras.