Sony has launched a new mid-range mirrorless camera in India. The Sony A6400 is being touted to sport the world’s fastest AI-powered autofocus. Highlights include a 24.2-megapixel Exmor APS-C sensor and 4K video recording at 30fps. Additionally, ‘real-time eye AF’ works with multiple subjects. Read more to find about Sony A6400 Mirrorless Camera Price in India, Specifications, and Features
Price and Availability
| Price | Rs 75,990 |
The new camera is priced at Rs 75,990 for a body-only unit. While a kit with a 16-50mm lens costs Rs 85,990, an 18-135mm lens kit goes up to Rs 1,09,990. It will be available from February 8 across Sony Centre outlets, Alpha stores, and other major outlets.
The Sony A6400 is priced in the US at $900 (approx Rs 63,900) for the body. The 18-135mm f/3.5-5.6 kit lens kit is available at $1,350 (approx Rs 95,900).
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Specifications and Features
- 24.2MP Exmor APS-C sensor
- AI-powered 425-point AF
- 0.02 second AF speed
- ISO 32,000 (expanded ISO 102,400)
- Auto-exposure tracking
- High-speed continuous mode (up to 11fps)
- Real-time eye AF, Subject tracking
- 4K video recording (30fps)
- Slow-motion (1080p at 120fps)
- HDR video recording
- HLG support
- Tilt and flip touchscreen (180 degrees)
The highlight of the new mirrorless camera is its autofocus system. It uses AI-powered 425-point contrast and phase-detect autofocus system. At 0.02 second AF speed, it is being touted as the world’s fastest.
The Sony A6400 can shoot in extremely low light conditions. It comes with a light sensitivity of ISO 32,000 or an expanded ISO of 102,400. Continuous autofocus and auto-exposure tracking work in the high-speed continuous mode.
The compact mirrorless camera also has real-time eye AF and subject tracking features. It uses AI to continuously detect the subject’s eyes (including animals). It works with multiple subjects and keeps everyone in the frame in focus. You can also manually select the eyes you want to track. Real-time subject tracking also detects depth, color, pattern, etc.
The Sony A6400 sports a new 24.2-megapixel Exmor Advanced Photo System type-C (APS-C) sensor with the company’s new Bionz X image processor. You can shoot pictures at 11fps when using the mechanical shutter (up to 8fps when shooting in the silent mode). The camera allows you to capture up to 116 JPEG images or 46 in uncompressed RAW format.
Additional features include 4K video recording (30fps), slow-motion video recording (1080p at 120fps), HDR video recording, and HLG support. A 180 degrees tilt and flip touchscreen is present on the back.
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Conclusion
The Sony A6400 is aimed at online content creators, specifically vloggers. The new camera is the successor to the company’s A5100 mirrorless camera. It comes with pretty decent upgrades like the AI-powered eye and subject tracking. Sony also plans to bring the new feature (along with animal eye AF tracking features) to its higher-end models such as the A9, A7R, and A7 III.
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