Sony Alpha A6100

The Sony a6000 was a revolutionary camera when it hit the scene in 2014. The enticing price point, great specs, and small size made it a camera many photographers and first-time camera owners flocked to. Here we are six years later with its true...

For its APS-C camera series, Sony has stuck with the "don't fix what ain't broke" mantra. I didn't think that was enough for the more expensive A6400 and A6600 cameras, given stiff competition from Fujifilm's X-T30 and X-T3, or Canon's M6 Mark...

Sony's entry-level mirrorless system camera, the a6000, has been a top-seller ever since it was launched in early 2014. Nearly six years later, the a6100 brings a host of improvements, sharing many of the same upgrades featured in latest mid-range a6400...

SPECSImage sensor: 23.5 x 15.6mm Exmor CMOS sensor with 25 million photosites (24.2 megapixels effective)Image processor:  BIONZ XA/D processing: 14-bitLens mount: Sony E-mountFocal length crop factor: 1.5xZoom functions: Clear Image Zoom (approx. 2x);...

Performance The Sony Alpha A6100 is the long-awaited update to the Sony Alpha A6000, and as such is Sony's new entry-level mirrorless camera. With a price tag of around £800, Sony has added 4K video recording, and what they're claiming is the fastest AF...

As a potential first mirrorless camera, it's difficult to fault the a6100. Sure, features like S-Log and in-body stabilisation would be nice, and it's not waterproof or particularly tough – but these are things that you can always move onto once you've...