![]() The processor is claimed to be able to read the sensor 3x faster than the a7S II and 2x faster than most traditional mirrorless hybrid sensors. The a6700 utilizes the same BIONX XR image processor that is found in the a7S III, FX3, FX30, and FX6. Back-illuminated sensors offer increased sensitivity and less noise. Back-illuminated technology places the metal wiring of the photodiode beneath the diode instead of above it. ![]() The yellow lines indicate the UHD 100/120p crop area.Ībove you can see the difference between a standard sensor (on the left), and a back-illuminated sensor on the right. The orange line indicates the 16:9 UHD movie recording area when shooting up to 59.98p. If you want to record UHD at 100/120p then it does so with an additional 1.6x crop.Ībove, the blue line indicates the 3:2 6192×4128 (26MP) still area. The a6700 is able to record UHD video (3840×2160) at up to 60p from an oversampled 6K image (5976×3356) with no pixel binning or line skipping. When shooting video in a 16:9 aspect ratio the effective megapixels being used is 19.9MP. Now, that 26MP is only available when shooting stills. The a6700 uses a 3:2 APS-C 26 megapixel back-illuminated CMOS Exmor R 4K sensor which looks to be the same or similar to the one used in the FX30. ![]() The camera has physical dimensions of 129.7mm x 77.8mm x 84.5mm (L x H x W9. With a battery and memory card, it weighs 646g / 22.78 oz. FX30Īs a comparison, the FX30 weighs 562g (body only) / 19.82 oz. The a6700 is pretty small, it tips the scales at 1.1 lb / 493 g (With Battery, Recording Media) and it has physical dimensions of 4.8 x 2.7 x 2.5″ / 122 x 69 x 63.6 mm. ![]()
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