At 27 pounds, it was light enough that I had no trouble moving it around for testing, but still heavy enough that I'd rather not be moving the thing regularly. The Legion Tower 5 has the traditional boxy, bulky desktop silhouette. Spacious internal area shines thanks to RGB lighting.Getting one packed in with the Legion Tower 5 is a nice bonus, as the slower read speeds of an HDD cause a significant performance hit when gaming. Until recently, a fair number of machines at this price, including my own home machine, made you spring for your own solid state drive. Want the full list of specifications for the a6400? We have you covered.Probably the most pleasant surprise is that even the cheapest Legion Tower 5 model comes with a built-in SSD. The a6400 is easily one of the most capable cameras at its price point.Ĭheck out our extensive samples gallery from the Sony a6400. We look at common photographic use-cases and see how the a6400 measures up. The a6400 is pitched as a vlogging camera, but it has some video capture shortcomings. Let's dive deep into the a6400's revamped autofocus system, plus we'll show you exactly how to set it up. Sony's new Real-Time Tracking is really impressive, but my goodness, can't we get a front control dial? The a6400 takes some fantastic photographs, and in particular, has some welcome tweaks to its JPEG engine. Sony's a6400 has an awful lot of refinements on the inside - take a look.įor better or for worse, the a6400 handles just like the a6300 before it. Do the enhancements make the a6400 the standout in this crowd? Find out its strengths - and weaknesses - in the pages to follow. It arrives in an increasingly crowded field, though, with cameras like the X-T30 from Fujifilm and the EOS M50 from Canon being similarly priced and with similar sized sensors. The Sony a6400 officially replaces the older a6300: it uses the same sensor but comes with some subtle enhancements aside from the impressive autofocus capabilities. 410 shots per battery charge (per CIPA).11fps burst shooting (8fps with silent shutter).
425-pt phase detection AF system with Real-Time Tracking.It's also among the easiest to use, once you've gotten it set up. The big news is that it has a new processor based on that used in Sony's sports-shooting flagship a9 which enables 'Real-Time Tracking' autofocus, which is one of the most effective autofocus implementations we've yet seen. Sony's a6400 is a compact 24MP mirrorless interchangeable lens camera with an APS-C sensor that will serve plenty of photographers from family documentarians to pro shooters looking for a lightweight second body.
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