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Sony Alpha A6100

Sony Alpha A6100 was announced on August 28th 2019, and is available in three variants (body, 16-50 lens kit and 16-50 & 55-210 lens kit). It succeeds the a6000.

It has numerous new features, compared to its predecessor. For example, it boasts the latest BIONZ X processor and gets 0.02 sec AF speed. Furthermore, it can record 4K videos up to 30 fps, while its predecessor lacks 4K video. It can also record 1080p videos at up to 120 fps frame rate. In addition, it has no limits on video recording time. It features both a microphone jack and a touch-sensitive LCD panel.

Please note that this camera's touchscreen doesn't work and it has no headphone jack. 

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Manufacturer: Sony

Lens configurations: 16-50 Body

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Camera Labs
★★★★★
4 years ago
Sony A6100 review so far

The Sony A6100 is an upper entry-level mirrorless camera with a 24 Megapixel APSC sensor, 4k video, 11fps shooting, viewfinder and tilting touchscreen. Announced in August 2019, it's the official successor to the five and a half year old A6000, bringing that model up to date with Sony's latest...

The Phoblographer
★★★★★
4 years ago

, Sony also introduced the entry-level A6100 as well, essentially a refresh of the highly popular A6000, which is now a five-year-old camera. The Sony A6100 shares the same 24.2 Megapixel APS-C Exmor CMOS sensor and blazing-fast 0.02 second 425 point Fast Hybrid AF system found in the higher-end...

Trusted Reviews
★★★★★
4 years ago
Sony A6100: the best entry-level all-rounder

Why has the A6000 been so popular In many ways, it's been like a Moto G7 of the camera world – an all-rounder that hits a sweet spot of size, price and performance that makes it the default ‘other' choice for those who can't stretch to a full-frame camera, but want something more than a...

Digital Camera World
★★★★★
4 years ago
Hands-on: Sony A6100 review

Can the A6100 be the same supreme sales success as the Sony A6000 We took it for a spin at IFA 2019 to see...

Lightweight and compact; Real-Time Tracking Autofocus; 4K video recording; 3.5mm microphone jack; 1:1 aspect ratio option

No headphones jack; Autofocus is stills only; No image stabilization; Plastic feel

ePHOTOzine
★★★★
4 years ago
Sony Alpha A6100 ILCE-6100 Review

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 system available.

High-speed focus system; High-quality 4K video output (limited by no picture profiles; Great noise performance; Excellent image quality possible; Wide range of lenses available; Wi-Fi; NFC and Bluetooth; Compact camera body

No in-camera raw editing; Long menu system (can't use touch-screen with it; Can't use touch-screen for function screen; NTSC / PAL switch to switch between frame rates; requires memory card format or a different memory card; Jello effect in video/panning

Stuff.tv
★★★★★
4 years ago
Sony a6100 review

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 developed your camera skills and needs (and saved up a bit more cash for mid-range and premium camera bodies). With its lightweight and compact build, superb autofocus system, fast shooting speed and more than acceptable video performance, the a6100 is a highly impressive entry-level model that will serve enthusiastic amateurs faithfully.

Affordable; Good all-round performance; Excellent autofocus;

No in-body stabilisation; No log profiles for colour grading;

TechRadar UK
★★★★★
4 years ago
Sony A6100 review

If you're looking for a small, beginner-friendly camera for both stills and video, then the A6100 is one of the best around. Its main strengths are its image quality, battery life and class-leading autofocus. The fact that it inherits many features from Sony's significantly more expensive APS-C cameras means it's can also grow with you. The only real downsides are some handling quirks and a comparatively lackluster buffer when shooting continuously, but it's otherwise a fantastic buy once you've spent some time setting it up for your tastes.

Superb tracking autofocus; Solid battery life; Most controls are easy to use; Sony’s app works well; Lots of features in a compact body;

No IBIS for video; Limited touchscreen functions; Relatively low-spec LCD and EVF

Trusted Reviews
★★★★
3 years ago
Sony A6100 Review

The a6100 is standing on the shoulders of an award-winning giant in the a6000, and a family of superb and varied Sony E-mount lenses. All of the improvements in this model make a meaningful impact to performance, keeping Sony’s entry-level mirrorless offering at the top of the pile.

Class-leading autofocus system; Packed with features; Good battery performance;

No picture profiles for video; No video stabilisation;

dpreview.com
★★★★
4 years ago
Sony a6100 review: Should this be your next family camera?

The a6100 is an entry-level mirrorless camera built around one of the best autofocus systems we've encountered (as of late 2019). With a couple of settings changes it can be one of the most powerful point-and-shoot cameras available, capable of taking good photos in a wide range of situations.

Travel and family photography;

Someone that wants to take full creative control over their camera;

PC Magazine
★★★★
4 years ago
Sony a6100 Review

The Sony a6100 ($749.99, body only) has been a long time coming. The company introduced the a6000 in 2014 and put so much tech into it that it's still relevant and on sale, for a lower price, years later. The a6100 modernizes the design by adding a touch screen, 4K video, and a best-in-class autofocus system. It's not quite the standout today as its predecessor was when it debuted, though, and enthusiasts might be turned off by its plastic exterior and lack of weather protection. But strong image quality and great autofocus make it a fine camera for vacationers and family photographers. Plastic, but Not Flimsy The a6100 will certainly earn some side-eye from photogs who wouldn't be caught dead using a kit lens, but its plastic exterior isn't flimsy. The body measures in at 2.6 by 4.7 by 2.3 inches (HWD) and weighs 14 ounces without a lens attached. It's a rangefinder-style design, with the electronic viewfinder positioned at the rear left corner, rather than centered behind the l...

The Sony a6100 is a compact, speedy camera with strong image quality and excellent autofocus. Family photographers will love it, but enthusiasts may want to consider the a6400 instead.

Light and compact; Built-in EVF; Tilting touch LCD; Superlative autofocus; Loads of lens choices; Up to 11fps Raw capture; 4K video

Not as well-built as the a6400; Low-resolution EVF; 4K video can show some wobble; Underwhelming battery life; Charging port isn't USB-C

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