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Sony a6700

Real Sensor Data

Brand
Sony
Sensor Format
APS-C (1.5x)
Resolution
26 MP
Pixel Pitch
3.75 microns
Circle of Confusion
0.0188 mm
Crop Factor
1.53x
Announced
2023

The a6700, released in 2023, sits at the top of Sony's APS-C mirrorless lineup, pairing a 26-megapixel sensor with the subject-recognition autofocus system Sony originally developed for its full-frame flagships — a genuine trickle-down of high-end tracking performance into Sony's smaller, more affordable sensor format.

Sony a6700 sensor specs

Sensor
APS-C (1.5x)
Resolution
26 MP
Pixel dimensions
6,245 × 4,163 px
Aspect ratio
3:2
Pixel pitch
3.75 µm
Crop factor
1.53x
Circle of confusion
0.0188 mm

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The a6700 also added in-body image stabilization, a feature several of Sony's earlier APS-C bodies lacked entirely, giving it genuine handheld shooting stability that its non-stabilized predecessors relied purely on lens-based correction or faster shutter speeds to approximate. It also gained dedicated AI-processing hardware for subject recognition, a genuine technical upgrade over earlier APS-C Sony bodies that relied on less sophisticated tracking algorithms without dedicated processing silicon. Its improved in-body stabilization rating and expanded video codec support over the a6600 it effectively replaced both reflect Sony's broader push to make its APS-C flagship genuinely competitive for hybrid photo-and-video shooters, not just stills specialists.

Sony also improved the a6700's rolling-shutter performance over earlier APS-C bodies, a real, measurable benefit for panning shots and fast-moving subjects even without a fully stacked sensor.

See these numbers used live in the DoF & Hyperfocal Calculator by selecting the APS-C (1.5x) sensor format.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the a6700 a good hybrid photo/video camera?

Yes — beyond its sensor specifications, it carries strong video features (including high-frame-rate 4K modes) alongside genuinely capable autofocus for stills, making it a common, well-regarded choice for photographers who need one single APS-C body to do both jobs well without carrying a second camera.