a6400 has a Panorama option on the scroll wheel, a6600 currently doesn't have this functionality at all, even in the settings menu. On the selector wheel, panorama is replaced by S&Q on the 6600
Oh no, I was leaning towards the A6400 for my budget and thought it would be ok for recording long videos. I plan to make about 30-45 min clips at home in around 2-3 hours sessions at a stretch with the camera. Is there a workaround for the A6400 or is it a deal breaker problem you had and needed to upgrade to the A6600?
Watching this video after 4 years .. still confused which one to buy ... Please guide me .. i want to make cooking videos , travel , vlogs ...so please let me know which camera is best for this .. and which lens is best .. 6400 or 6600 ???
Great comparison. I got the A7iii when it just came out as I thought it would be a significant upgrade over the A6500. But for run and gun travel videos I found the A6500 to be much better as it can be used on smaller gimbals and it makes for a really light setup. Video quality is basically identical. So the A6600 all the way for me now if I had the choice.
X99Zero I owned tge 6500 in the past and currently the 6600 and a7 iii. If i have to get only one camera with me for a hike or when traveling the 6600 is the one
Go for a6600 if you're looking for IBIS. 6100 and 6400 are very similar, the a6400 has better EVF resolution, better weather sealing and slog profile pictures
A6600 4 custom buttons vs A6400 2 A6600 much more comfortable grip A6600 headphone input A6600 video eye & face tracking A6600 way better battery A6600 has IBIS vs no IBIS A6400 A6400 has a flash none on a6600 A6400 lighter by 100g A6400 cheaper generally A6400 has panorama mode not on a6600.
Thanks so much! I'm currently trying to decide between the a6400 and a6600. Did you have a chance to test them on a gimble, is there any noticeable stabilization difference then? Thanks!
I tried the 6400 on a gimbal in the past. But didn't check check the performance side by side on a gimbal. However, many Gimbal Operators like turn the camera sensor stabilization OFF when the camera is used on a gimbal cause they believe the gimbal will perform better when IBIS is OFF. I've been told it's mentioned in Ronin S guide manual.
@@tayo5302 Thanks for your suggestion! In your experience, is the battery on the '64 really as bad as the various review suggest? That's one of the other reasons why I keep looking at the '66. Thanks!
What should I buy The A6400 with Sony 10-18mm and Sony 35mm Or the A6600 with Sigma 16mm and 30mm ? My use is Travel vlogging I have already ordered the first combination but I'm still confused please help me I can the order as well
Get the 10-18, it has OSS and for vlogging any additional stabilization and wide angle will be much more useful. I used the 10-18 and its awesome. And 35mm sony is also very good, had it as well.
Mihir Golani 18-105 is a great lens for run and gun travel situations, especially if you mount on gimbal. But for vlogging it is not wide enough and its too big. I actually had these same three lenses, 10-18, 35mm, and 18-105. If I was starting with vlogging I would get just the 10-18 for now. And this wide lense is also good for those wide Instagram shots to show the destination.
Great Content, I am looking to scale up to DSLR 4k, mainly 1. kids outdoor action game video and 2. indoor game vlogging, what would you suggest a7iii (no filp and complex for other family members to operate) / a6600 (???), zv1 (easy, not not sure for low light noise, and no interchangeable lens) ? Do suggest auto lens also :)
I have both the a7 3 and 6600. Both of them have great performance. The flip screen and size are major differences. The only thing that might make a difference to you is the shallow depth of field. Full frame cameras produce more shallow depth of field than smaller sensors. If I do vlogging will definitely choose the 6600 However, zv1 price is good but as you mentioned we're not sure about the performance in low light.
@@OmaGhomrawi great to see your reply, what primary / secondary lenses would you suggest for a6400, main is autofocus support, cinematic quality. Sony native are too expensive and sigma art too heavy n big. Also will gopro 8 footage in indoor match with 6400 in noise and quality in post as second multicam or no use ?
Well 10-18mm is a good choice for vlogging and travel. 35mm f1.8 OSS or 50m f1.8 OSS perfect for portrait and close up shots. All the above lenses have Optical steady shot OSS , you need that if you're going to get a6400 that has no sensor stabilization
I own the a6400 awsome camera . I dislike the charging port as micro usb. Its a little disappointing to see a6600 also uses micro usb. Usb type C would of been a much better choice. Iam not sure why any body uses micro usb anymore its time to move on from that lol.
Great overview, do you find a big difference in stabilization with an OSS lens on both? I use an A6400 with OSS lens and gimbal but still find minor stabilization issues near the edges of the frame. I wonder if the upgrade with IBIS is worth it. Thanks!
A good friend of mine like to turn OFF Image stabilization from the cameras when it's been used on Gimbal. He finds better results with IBIS turned off. I don't find that true with the 6400. What Gimbal are you using ? Check out this video, ruclips.net/video/Lv5tTQfzDW8/видео.html I reviewed a cheap gimbal with the 6400. I had to make warp stabilization in adobe premier for better results.
Oma Ghomrawi thanks for the reply Oma, I’ve tried it with prime lens and the results aren’t great. I use a Ronin SC but I might try the warp stabilizer and see how it handles it. Was trying to see if it’s worth the extra 600-700 for a A6600 with IBIS as that’s really the only difference for me personally. Thanks!
@@OmaGhomrawi That would great to see! Ronin SC/A6600/IBIS ON/OSS ON. I think this is the ultimate stabilization setup as you will get with Sony's A line. Appreciate it!
I love the wide angle lens 10-18mm it's amazing Also sigma 16mm is pretty nice. I personally would go for A6600 with Sony 10-18 and Sony 35mm Good luck Mihir
@@OmaGhomrawi was waiting for this comparison since you told me 6400 is amazing camera, yet without IBIS... and i told you that i am switching from Canon to Sony just because of the IBIS :D
I own the Sony a6500 and there are some bad design flaws such as the scene dial on top, over short time the info icons fade off possibly due to greasy fingers one fix would be to engrave the icons on instead of print also I don't know why lens makers don't make a hot shoe on the lens itself this allows for an easier setup for a mic and or flash option another issue I have with my a6500 is the display panel, being 48 I need reading glasses to make out anything and Sony would cover a larger customer base if the panels were as large as the average smart phone which is where they will eventually end up anyway. For a camera that requires split second decisions the user interface such as dull display screen with tiny icons end up being more of an impediment than an advantage.
A6600 Body only is on sale right now here in the middle east for $1080 USD. But I'm thinking if I should buy it now or save my money until this COVID 19 Virus ends. Tough decision. The only concern I have with the A6600 is it doesn't come with an Official Sony AC power adapter like the A6400 that can use the Sony AC-PW20 Adapter to continuously power the camera without any interruption. I'm aware that you can power your camera via the USB port but it will still drain the battery little by little as a lot of people claim. I also do not want to use unofficially dummy batteries since the voltage output is inconsistent and the circuitries are poorly made. So for me who does the long-form of video recording, I am torn between buying the A6400 or the A6600 right now. Really makes my head shake.
@@OmaGhomrawi Hi Oma! Id liked to, but I actually want to use this camera on a fixed position on my table for my gaming channel. I usually film for 3-6 hours of gaming and I want to use this camera as a face-cam for my premiere pro. I don't stream on twitch so I need to edit those videos before I upload them to youtube. So power consistency is important to me without even switching batteries. I will only shoot at 1080p at 60fps so overheating will not probably happen. I also heard that the a6100, a6400 and a6600 does not split the file into 4gb chunks which is very helpful for me when I'm editing a video. I found dummy batteries in amazon but Im afraid to use them since they are not official sony AC power adapter. Other brand batteries are fine with me specially wasabi and ravpower but for dummy batteries that has an adapter included makes me worry. This item could be helpful but its only available for NP-FW50 type like the a6400, however sony does not produce official dummy batteries for FZ100 like the a6600 www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/712856-REG/Sony_ACPW20_AC_Adapter_for_NEX3_5.html
I got your point of view. If you choose to pick up the 6600 you left with no option other than buying a third party dummy battery, which is not bad in my experience
Man honestly I feel like if the only reason your getting the 6600 over the 64 is for stabilization then I think you should just get the 6400 with a gimbal and save 2-300$. What I would like to know. Is the difference between 8bit 6400 and the 10 but 6600. Or does the 6600 even come with 10bit?
Even with the IBIS you still need a gimbal when walking around handheld with the 6600 for video. There aren't too many Sony cameras that can offer the same stabilization as a good gimbal even in 2024. Maybe the A7V, ($3800 full frame camera) or the ZVE1, ($1800) full frame camera comes close, but you shouldn't expect miracles from the A6600. Look at the rest video footage walking around.
Thanks to this video and another great comparisson video it's very obvious for me. The A6400 is more a photographer camera while the A6600 is really created for needs of videographers, vloggers and cinematic content creators.
mm I assume the 6600 and 6400 have better low light performance. The 6000 has older sensor and shoots 1080 only no 4K, I suppose will be a lot of grain in low light.
You can google "dpreview comparison tool" to compare the iso performance. Just make sure to click the light bulb if you want to compare the sensors in low light.
I just don't think the 6600 is worth the extra 500$. That's 500$ I could spend on rigging out the a6400. The only major issue is the battery life, but there are several inexpensive spare batteries
For photos take the A6600's 24 MP photo vs the A7III's 14MP super 35 APSC crop mode photo all day. For video, it should be no difference what so ever. Of course all in theory.
One question I can't find the answer to, what is the White balance temperature range on the new a6600? I use my cameras mainly for diving and previous sonys are let down by the temperature limited to 9900 kelvin, so water shifts to magenta past 20 metres.
Hey bruh oma, im im a plan to buy a6400 +sigma 16mm f1.4 + dji ronin sc for stabilization + fw50 extra two batteries, the only thing which im more worrying is about its battery life so need your suggestion check your inbox in instagram, thank you legend mate
@@moe.h that fits only for 16-50mm lens, you never imagine for sigma lenses, so finally i bought zhiyun weebill s before two weeks, thats a perfect fit
I will use only for photos..specially Astrophotos and some Normal Photography ( specially travel photography and landscape)..video is not at all a requirement for me ..as I have go pro for video..then which one should I buy? A6400 with 18-135 mm or A6600 with 16-50 mm ? Oma Ghomrawi ..please help.
Hi, regarding astro photography you need a wide angle lens. Sony 10-15mm f4 is the best lens for that. The same lens is also useful for travel and landscape. The wider the lens is, the more shutter speed you can use in astro photography. A6400 and a6600 share the same sensor. So better to get a6400 + 10-18mm f4
You missed the updated color science and the face and eye tracking in video. I'm going to agree these are big separators. The battery being double the capacity is huge, as one does not have to carry extra batteries and can shoot all day without needing to recharge. The better grip makes a lot of difference for those walking around with the camera in hand for a few hours. The IBIS will help with those low shutter speed shots, and I wouldn't expect a whole lot from walking around handheld video of but with you good technique and slow movements you can get usable hand held footage, whereas you must have a gimbal with the a6400.
I noticed this as well. I discovered couple weeks later that even though the profile picture is off but the creative style Standard on 6600 and Portrait on the 6400
Great review you actually show the camera not like other Chanel’s that all they do is talk and talk. Good review. Might just go with the a6600.
I appreciate your feedback. Thanks mate!
This was the best review I've seen comparing the A6400 and A6600! I also like how you gave your final thoughts at the end. Thank you!
Glad it helped :)
a6400 has a Panorama option on the scroll wheel, a6600 currently doesn't have this functionality at all, even in the settings menu. On the selector wheel, panorama is replaced by S&Q on the 6600
Thanks for highlighting this. Unfortunately forgot to mention that.
I just wanted to add, the 6600 also fixes some major overheating issues that the a6400 can experience
Thanks Adam for adding this.
@@OmaGhomrawi no worries!
Oh no, I was leaning towards the A6400 for my budget and thought it would be ok for recording long videos. I plan to make about 30-45 min clips at home in around 2-3 hours sessions at a stretch with the camera.
Is there a workaround for the A6400 or is it a deal breaker problem you had and needed to upgrade to the A6600?
Watching this video after 4 years .. still confused which one to buy ... Please guide me .. i want to make cooking videos , travel , vlogs ...so please let me know which camera is best for this .. and which lens is best .. 6400 or 6600 ???
Thank you. That is what I was looking for
Great comparison. I got the A7iii when it just came out as I thought it would be a significant upgrade over the A6500. But for run and gun travel videos I found the A6500 to be much better as it can be used on smaller gimbals and it makes for a really light setup. Video quality is basically identical. So the A6600 all the way for me now if I had the choice.
X99Zero I owned tge 6500 in the past and currently the 6600 and a7 iii. If i have to get only one camera with me for a hike or when traveling the 6600 is the one
Why does the photo from the A6400 in the end looks much better and sharper than the photo from the A6600?
Nothing to do with the camera. Unfortunately, the focus was not the same in both tests.
Great comparison Habibi...
Please make a comparison with sony a6100.
And suggest me which camera has best ibis and AF...
Go for a6600 if you're looking for IBIS.
6100 and 6400 are very similar, the a6400 has better EVF resolution, better weather sealing and slog profile pictures
Thank you for your review. So basically $500 more for IBIS and the FF size battery for the average user if one doesn't do video.
Do I really need IBIS for a OS/VR lens like Tamron 17-70 2.8
A6600 4 custom buttons vs A6400 2
A6600 much more comfortable grip
A6600 headphone input
A6600 video eye & face tracking
A6600 way better battery
A6600 has IBIS vs no IBIS A6400
A6400 has a flash none on a6600
A6400 lighter by 100g
A6400 cheaper generally
A6400 has panorama mode not on a6600.
Thanks so much! I'm currently trying to decide between the a6400 and a6600. Did you have a chance to test them on a gimble, is there any noticeable stabilization difference then? Thanks!
I tried the 6400 on a gimbal in the past. But didn't check check the performance side by side on a gimbal.
However, many Gimbal Operators like turn the camera sensor stabilization OFF when the camera is used on a gimbal cause they believe the gimbal will perform better when IBIS is OFF. I've been told it's mentioned in Ronin S guide manual.
@@OmaGhomrawi Thanks for the reply. I'm still leaning towards the a6600, just having a hard time justifying the price difference. Thanks again!
@@tayo5302 Thanks for your suggestion! In your experience, is the battery on the '64 really as bad as the various review suggest? That's one of the other reasons why I keep looking at the '66. Thanks!
Did you end up buying the a6600 ? I’m hesitant about buying a6400 or a6600. I want to rely on in-body stabilization instead of a gimbal
For RUclips channel purpose(video making food channel & interviews)
which camera is better a6400 or a6600?
Get the 6600 because of the sensor stabilization
Very good video bro, got what i was looking for. Thanks
Glad I could help
What should I buy
The A6400 with Sony 10-18mm and Sony 35mm
Or the A6600 with Sigma 16mm and 30mm ?
My use is Travel vlogging
I have already ordered the first combination but I'm still confused please help me I can the order as well
Get the 10-18, it has OSS and for vlogging any additional stabilization and wide angle will be much more useful. I used the 10-18 and its awesome. And 35mm sony is also very good, had it as well.
@@X99Zero what about 18-105 than the 10-18, I mean I can vlog with the kit lens
Mihir Golani better to go with wide angle lens for vlogging
The field of view of 18-105 is very tight
Mihir Golani 18-105 is a great lens for run and gun travel situations, especially if you mount on gimbal. But for vlogging it is not wide enough and its too big. I actually had these same three lenses, 10-18, 35mm, and 18-105. If I was starting with vlogging I would get just the 10-18 for now. And this wide lense is also good for those wide Instagram shots to show the destination.
X99Zero I totally agree
Great Content, I am looking to scale up to DSLR 4k, mainly 1. kids outdoor action game video and 2. indoor game vlogging, what would you suggest a7iii (no filp and complex for other family members to operate) / a6600 (???), zv1 (easy, not not sure for low light noise, and no interchangeable lens) ?
Do suggest auto lens also :)
I have both the a7 3 and 6600. Both of them have great performance. The flip screen and size are major differences. The only thing that might make a difference to you is the shallow depth of field. Full frame cameras produce more shallow depth of field than smaller sensors.
If I do vlogging will definitely choose the 6600
However, zv1 price is good but as you mentioned we're not sure about the performance in low light.
@@OmaGhomrawi great to see your reply, what primary / secondary lenses would you suggest for a6400, main is autofocus support, cinematic quality. Sony native are too expensive and sigma art too heavy n big. Also will gopro 8 footage in indoor match with 6400 in noise and quality in post as second multicam or no use ?
Well 10-18mm is a good choice for vlogging and travel. 35mm f1.8 OSS or 50m f1.8 OSS perfect for portrait and close up shots.
All the above lenses have Optical steady shot OSS , you need that if you're going to get a6400 that has no sensor stabilization
I also like the color Science it’s much better than the previous models
Exactly!
I am so confused that which one I should bye
Can you tell me which one will be good for my video recording?
@uniquesuliman7415 , A6600, it has inbuilt stabilisation and eye focus for video recording which is missing in A64
Thank you!
I own the a6400 awsome camera . I dislike the charging port as micro usb. Its a little disappointing to see a6600 also uses micro usb. Usb type C would of been a much better choice. Iam not sure why any body uses micro usb anymore its time to move on from that lol.
Which camera can record 10bit with external recorder
Great overview, do you find a big difference in stabilization with an OSS lens on both? I use an A6400 with OSS lens and gimbal but still find minor stabilization issues near the edges of the frame. I wonder if the upgrade with IBIS is worth it. Thanks!
A good friend of mine like to turn OFF Image stabilization from the cameras when it's been used on Gimbal. He finds better results with IBIS turned off. I don't find that true with the 6400.
What Gimbal are you using ?
Check out this video, ruclips.net/video/Lv5tTQfzDW8/видео.html
I reviewed a cheap gimbal with the 6400. I had to make warp stabilization in adobe premier for better results.
Oma Ghomrawi thanks for the reply Oma, I’ve tried it with prime lens and the results aren’t great. I use a Ronin SC but I might try the warp stabilizer and see how it handles it. Was trying to see if it’s worth the extra 600-700 for a A6600 with IBIS as that’s really the only difference for me personally. Thanks!
I have ronin SC, do like to share with you a video from a6600 on Ronin SC ?
@@OmaGhomrawi That would great to see! Ronin SC/A6600/IBIS ON/OSS ON. I think this is the ultimate stabilization setup as you will get with Sony's A line. Appreciate it!
Please send me your email address on instagram @omaghomrawi
Which one is perfect for photography? I mostly want to use it to take photographs instead of video.
If you have the bugdet get the 6600 because it has sensor image stabilization.
@@OmaGhomrawi Okay thank you!
Go for canon ros rp
Thanks for a thoughtful review!
Glad it was helpful!
Very helpful! Thank you
You're welcome!
Hi dude please answer my question what should I buy
A6600 with Sony 10-18 and Sony 35mm
Or
A6400 with Sigma 16mm and 30mm
Please do answer
thank you
I love the wide angle lens 10-18mm it's amazing
Also sigma 16mm is pretty nice.
I personally would go for A6600 with Sony 10-18 and Sony 35mm
Good luck Mihir
Nice video.. helpful review.. Given your deserving subscribe.. 👍👍😁😁
Thanks for the sub!
Nice man! I have a a6400 an a7s2 and a a6600 on its way and going to be doing similar videos on my channel!
Cool! you got a new subscriber Sean. You have good content there, I like your thumbnails too.
Did you end up buying the a6600 ? I’m hesitant about buying a6400 or a6600. I want to rely on in-body stabilization instead of a gimbal
Amazing work Omar
Glad you watch it Aziz. How it's going
@@OmaGhomrawi was waiting for this comparison since you told me 6400 is amazing camera, yet without IBIS... and i told you that i am switching from Canon to Sony just because of the IBIS :D
The starting shots were awesome 👌👍
Which camera is the best value for money to buy ? I am a beginner please help me🙏🙏
Best camera for the money is a6100
@@OmaGhomrawi My budget around 900$ with lens I want to buy Sony a6400.
Is it value for money??
@@EmonKhan-bi6yt try to buy used lenses
I like sigma 30mm f1.4 - sigma 16mm f1.4 - sony 50mm f1.8 oss
Otherwise the kit lens is an option
@@OmaGhomrawi There is little bit of mistake my budget 900$ without lens..
Is it best value for money?
@@EmonKhan-bi6yt get sony a6100 instead
You get the same feature but no color profile I believe
Well done!
Do we really need IBIS if using VR/OS lens
The ibis makes a remarkable difference when shooting handheld, even though when the lens has oss
But regular autofocus still works with the HDMI right?
Yes, not problem with that. Only Face detection turns off in 6400 on HDMI
great video thank you!!
You are so welcome!
I own the Sony a6500 and there are some bad design flaws such as the scene dial on top, over short time the info icons fade off possibly due to greasy fingers one fix would be to engrave the icons on instead of print also I don't know why lens makers don't make a hot shoe on the lens itself this allows for an easier setup for a mic and or flash option another issue I have with my a6500 is the display panel, being 48 I need reading glasses to make out anything and Sony would cover a larger customer base if the panels were as large as the average smart phone which is where they will eventually end up anyway. For a camera that requires split second decisions the user interface such as dull display screen with tiny icons end up being more of an impediment than an advantage.
I recommand checking: Sony ZV-E10 vs a6600 ruclips.net/video/mxDrJ8sljFc/видео.html
A6600 Body only is on sale right now here in the middle east for $1080 USD. But I'm thinking if I should buy it now or save my money until this COVID 19 Virus ends. Tough decision. The only concern I have with the A6600 is it doesn't come with an Official Sony AC power adapter like the A6400 that can use the Sony AC-PW20 Adapter to continuously power the camera without any interruption. I'm aware that you can power your camera via the USB port but it will still drain the battery little by little as a lot of people claim. I also do not want to use unofficially dummy batteries since the voltage output is inconsistent and the circuitries are poorly made. So for me who does the long-form of video recording, I am torn between buying the A6400 or the A6600 right now. Really makes my head shake.
Hey San, Why you don't use dual charger like this one geni.us/dKQanK
mine is Andeer charger, I use it also with a7 iii and I'm very happy
@@OmaGhomrawi Hi Oma! Id liked to, but I actually want to use this camera on a fixed position on my table for my gaming channel. I usually film for 3-6 hours of gaming and I want to use this camera as a face-cam for my premiere pro. I don't stream on twitch so I need to edit those videos before I upload them to youtube. So power consistency is important to me without even switching batteries. I will only shoot at 1080p at 60fps so overheating will not probably happen. I also heard that the a6100, a6400 and a6600 does not split the file into 4gb chunks which is very helpful for me when I'm editing a video. I found dummy batteries in amazon but Im afraid to use them since they are not official sony AC power adapter. Other brand batteries are fine with me specially wasabi and ravpower but for dummy batteries that has an adapter included makes me worry.
This item could be helpful but its only available for NP-FW50 type like the a6400, however sony does not produce official dummy batteries for FZ100 like the a6600
www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/712856-REG/Sony_ACPW20_AC_Adapter_for_NEX3_5.html
I got your point of view. If you choose to pick up the 6600 you left with no option other than buying a third party dummy battery, which is not bad in my experience
@@OmaGhomrawi thank you so much for the feedback. I will try this one out. Thanks man!
Nice job!
Man honestly I feel like if the only reason your getting the 6600 over the 64 is for stabilization then I think you should just get the 6400 with a gimbal and save 2-300$. What I would like to know. Is the difference between 8bit 6400 and the 10 but 6600. Or does the 6600 even come with 10bit?
Both camera has no 10-bit internal recording.
The battery size, and video eye auto focus are missing in the 6400 camera as well
Even with the IBIS you still need a gimbal when walking around handheld with the 6600 for video. There aren't too many Sony cameras that can offer the same stabilization as a good gimbal even in 2024.
Maybe the A7V, ($3800 full frame camera) or the ZVE1, ($1800) full frame camera comes close, but you shouldn't expect miracles from the A6600. Look at the rest video footage walking around.
Thanks to this video and another great comparisson video it's very obvious for me. The A6400 is more a photographer camera while the A6600 is really created for needs of videographers, vloggers and cinematic content creators.
You might be interested in watching the Sony ZV-E10 vs a6600 ruclips.net/video/mxDrJ8sljFc/видео.html
How well does the iso performance vs the a6000? I know for me and my 6k, I cant go beyond 1600. From the video, it looks really great beyond that
mm I assume the 6600 and 6400 have better low light performance. The 6000 has older sensor and shoots 1080 only no 4K, I suppose will be a lot of grain in low light.
You can google "dpreview comparison tool" to compare the iso performance. Just make sure to click the light bulb if you want to compare the sensors in low light.
That intro reminded me of iphonedo videos
Vikas Budbadkar actually inspired by him 👍🏻
Thanks for RUclips and all people like you! I just got a6400, some extra batteries and sony 18-105mm f4 oss apsc lens👌 It's the perfect combo😍
Glad you find this video helpful 😊
Prasad buy 7artisans manual lenses you will amazed by this combo
6400vs 6600 who is best
VERY GOOD,ERES MUY EN LO QUE HACES ,SALUDOS DESDE ECUADOR .
It's a pleasure
I just don't think the 6600 is worth the extra 500$. That's 500$ I could spend on rigging out the a6400. The only major issue is the battery life, but there are several inexpensive spare batteries
Actually Both cameras are great. The purpose of my reviews is to show you the difference and help you making the decision that fit your needs
I like sony a6400 ♥️♥️♥️
We want A6600 vs A7iii (crop mode) with Crop lenses only. Comparison for both photos and videos ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️pleaseeeeeeeeeeeee Oma
I'm started to work on that review but got busy with other things, shall make it next month
For photos take the A6600's 24 MP photo vs the A7III's 14MP super 35 APSC crop mode photo all day.
For video, it should be no difference what so ever. Of course all in theory.
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One question I can't find the answer to, what is the White balance temperature range on the new a6600? I use my cameras mainly for diving and previous sonys are let down by the temperature limited to 9900 kelvin, so water shifts to magenta past 20 metres.
the 6600 white balance starts from 2500 to 9900K
Hey bruh oma, im im a plan to buy a6400 +sigma 16mm f1.4 + dji ronin sc for stabilization + fw50 extra two batteries, the only thing which im more worrying is about its battery life so need your suggestion check your inbox in instagram, thank you legend mate
Hey! You choosed a Good combination.
The battery lifetime is abou 90 minutes.
Get 4 batteries and you’re good to go for 6 hours continuous shoot.
for gimble go for Zhiyun Crane-M2. Works perfect with a6400 at a low cost.
@@moe.h that fits only for 16-50mm lens, you never imagine for sigma lenses, so finally i bought zhiyun weebill s before two weeks, thats a perfect fit
I will use only for photos..specially Astrophotos and some Normal Photography ( specially travel photography and landscape)..video is not at all a requirement for me ..as I have go pro for video..then which one should I buy? A6400 with 18-135 mm or A6600 with 16-50 mm ? Oma Ghomrawi ..please help.
Hi, regarding astro photography you need a wide angle lens. Sony 10-15mm f4 is the best lens for that.
The same lens is also useful for travel and landscape.
The wider the lens is, the more shutter speed you can use in astro photography.
A6400 and a6600 share the same sensor.
So better to get a6400 + 10-18mm f4
@@OmaGhomrawi many many thanks for your prompt reply...i will get thA6400 model then.
You're welcome :) Wish you the best in the photography journey
@@OmaGhomrawi better sell all sony a6400 and a6600. and you bought the Sony A7R because the Sony A7R model is focused on photography
In this video, which camera are you using?
a6600 for the best fitur
A6400 Have Only face detection & NO Audio Out Jack
A6600 Have Eye detection & Audio Out Jack
So A6600 is Better....!!!
Both have realtime eye detection
main difference
battery
IBIS
Grip
animal autofocus
weight
2more custom bottom
now pay $400 more.
$400 worth these features. People like to have them
You missed the updated color science and the face and eye tracking in video.
I'm going to agree these are big separators.
The battery being double the capacity is huge, as one does not have to carry extra batteries and can shoot all day without needing to recharge.
The better grip makes a lot of difference for those walking around with the camera in hand for a few hours.
The IBIS will help with those low shutter speed shots, and I wouldn't expect a whole lot from walking around handheld video of but with you good technique and slow movements you can get usable hand held footage, whereas you must have a gimbal with the a6400.
To my eyes, image quality of a6400 is better than the a6600. Does anybody feel the same here?
Do you mean in the ISO test ?
@@OmaGhomrawi yes! exactly. Color is different between two cameras despite having the same sensor. I wonder why?
I noticed this as well. I discovered couple weeks later that even though the profile picture is off but the creative style Standard on 6600 and Portrait on the 6400