Sony A6100 kit 16-50 (ILCE-6100L)

A mirrorless camera with a cropped APS-C sensor, positioned as the base model of Sony's 6,000th line of cameras. “At the head of the table” of the camera is a familiar 24.2 MP image sensor without a built-in stabilization system. When shooting handheld or recording videos, the mirrorless camera relies on stabilized optics. For aiming at the target, the Sony A6100 kit uses the benefits of a 425-point autofocus system that catches the subject in 0.02 seconds (“according to the passport”).

The model is armed with an OLED viewfinder with a resolution of 1.44 million pixels, a tilting display without touch control support, a hot shoe and a built-in flash (“finishes” at a distance of 6 m). Continuous photography is given to the camera at a speed of up to 11 fps, video is recorded on it in a maximum resolution of 4K at 30 fps. The energy reserves in the battery tank of the camera are enough to “shoot” over 420 shots. In the package with whale optics, the mirrorless camera comes with a Sony 16-50mm f/3.5-5.6 OSS stabilized zoom lens.