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Sony ILCE6400/B Body Only 24.2MP Mirrorless Digital Camera

$899.00

At a Glance

Sony Sony a6400 Digital Mirrorless Camera Body offers 11fps and 425 AF points. Shop an authorized dealer for mirrorless digital camera deals.

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Sturdy, durable construction for robust operation

One–touch remote, One–touch sharing, Location Information Link25

Advances in remote camera control

14–bit RAW output with rich tonal gradation

When you're shooting in RAW format, the 14–bit digital signals that are converted from analog in the image sensor are passed to the front–end LSI and BIONZ X, where they undergo 16–bit processing before converting back to 14–bit RAW image output. This leads to smoother, more natural tonal gradation in these images. [1] Image Sensor [2] The latest high–speed front–end LSI [3] 16–bit Image processing

4K movie recording in high–bit–rate XAVC S format19

Super 35 mm format, 4K movie recording with full pixel readout and no pixel binning allows oversampling with approx. 2.4x20 as much information as is required for 4K (QFHD: 3840 x 2160), adding up to the equivalent of 6K and giving these images more realistic depth. High–bit–rate (max. 100 Mbps) XAVC S19 format, a consumer–friendly version of a format for professional use, plus HLG support result in better–looking movies.

Steady, precise AF tracking for better movies

Fast Hybrid AF brings high speed, accuracy and tracking performance to meet the stringent autofocus demands of 4K movies. AF tracking sensitivity can be adjusted for either stable focus or responsive refocusing, depending on the nature of the scene, and Touch Tracking lets you initiate tracking of a moving subject simply by touching the LCD screen.

S–Gamut/S–Log21 shooting

S–Log shooting gives you flexibility to make more expressive movies by performing color grading in post–production. The S–Log3 and S–Log2 gamma curves feature a wide dynamic range (up to 1300%) that can help minimize blown highlights and blocked shadows. The S–Log3 gamma setting also provides an impressive 14–stop latitude.

Slow and Quick motion22, and high–speed 120fps recording19

Slow motion (up to 5x) and quick motion (up to 60x) can be recorded in camera in high–quality Full HD, and no PC–based post–processing is required to view your slow–motion and quick–motion footage. Additionally, high bit–rate recordings of up to 100 Mbps in Full HD can be used to create high–image–quality slow–motion movies in post–production.

Sophisticated features for easier movie–making

The a6400 facilitates the workflow of professional videographers with a wide range of functions, including clean HDMI output, time code / user bits (TC/UB), rec. control, marker display/setting, zebra function, Slow & Quick Motion22, simultaneous proxy movie recording, extraction and separate storage of a still from a movie, Gamma Display Assist function, and in–monitor display of current ISO value when shooting with ISO Auto, among others.

Support for professional–quality mic and audio input

External microphones can be attached via the microphone jack, and there is also an option for line input via XLR connectors using the camera's separately available XLR adaptor kit, which enables connection with various high–end microphones for professional–level audio.

Interval shooting for the creation of time–lapse movies

Continuous shooting with a set interval between 1 and 60 seconds is now available within the camera, and the resulting still images can be edited into a time–lapse movie on a PC using the Viewer23 application from the Imaging EdgeTMdesktop applications. A simple variable–speed preview function allows you to see an image on the camera of how the finished movie will look.

180 °–tiltable LCD screen with versatile touch functions

The high–resolution 921k–dot LCD has a 3.0–type screen and tilts up a full 180 ° for easy framing of self–portraits and vlogs. The LCD's intuitive touch operations include Touch Pad (smoothly move the focus point), Touch Focus (set the focus point), Touch Shutter (release the shutter), and Touch Tracking (activate Real–Time AF).

Smooth display on the OLED viewfinder

The high–contrast, high–resolution XGA OLED Tru–FinderTM provides high visibility, fine details even in dark areas, accurate colors and smooth displays at either 60fps or 120fps, with the framerate selectable for smoother viewing. Standard and high–quality settings are available for both the viewfinder and the LCD monitor.

Custom functions for greater operability

The camera's eight keys and controls can be custom–assigned to any of 89 shooting and replay functions, and frequently used functions can also be assigned to the control dial and control wheel with My Dial. My Menu allows flexible assignment of 30 menu items, and the custom settings screen helps keep track of everything. Help displays are available on the menu screen via a single button.

User–interface improvements for efficient settings control

A new feature displays frequently used ISO ranges on the ISO setting screen, and another displays frequently used focus–area types on the AF area–setting screen. And when using Flexible Spot mode you can now cycle the AF area up, down, right and left – useful when shooting sporting scenes where the subject moves frequently within the AF area.

Greater control over white balance settings

If set in advance, auto white balance can now be locked or unlocked at any time, for more consistent color tones when there are multiple light sources. Custom setting of white balance has been simplified, and you can now select an AWB priority setting when shooting with incandescent lighting – either warmer Atmosphere Priority, or White Priority for purer whites.

More versatile flash functions

When shooting with compatible wireless flash units, rear–curtain sync24 and slow sync can now be selected, increasing your creative options for lighting.

Easier ratings and protection from deletion

Still images can be given a rating or protected from deletion, and both functions can be accessed via pre–assigned custom keys.

Advances in remote camera control

When doing remote shooting using the Remote app from the Imaging Edge desktop applications, you can now use the overlay display to make precise adjustments to focus and composition while checking the live view on your PC screen.

One–touch remote, One–touch sharing, Location Information Link25

The One–touch remote feature turns your mobile device into a viewfinder and remote control, while One–touch sharing allows photos and videos to be transferred to your device for social media sharing. The camera can also acquire location data via Bluetooth®25. (These mobile device features are available via Sony's Imaging Edge Mobile app26.)

Sturdy, durable construction for robust operation

The camera's low–vibration shutter mechanism is designed and tested to withstand around 200,000 shutter cycles27, and the body, top cover and front cover use a light but highly rigid magnesium alloy. Major buttons and dials are sealed, and casing components have an interlocked double–layer structure to resist dust and moisture28.