Which weighs what and which has what?
Sony A6000 344g 2014
Sony A6500 453g 2016 has in-body image stabilisation
Sony A6300 403g 2016
Sony A6400 404g 2019 has real-time tracking and a touchscreen
Sony A6100 396g 2019 has teal-time tracking and a touchscreen
Sony A6600 503g 2019 has real-time tracking, a touchscreen, and in-body image stabilisation
Sony A6700 409g 2023 has real-time tracking, a touchscreen, and in-body image stabilisation
The A6000 and the A6100 have a lower spec body construction and EVFs than the others.
The A6000 and A6100 have 1.44 million dot – 800 x 600 pixels EVFs
The A6300, A6400, A6500, A6600 and, A6700 have 2.36m dot — 1024 x 768 pixels EVFs
As a comparison, the Canon R50 has 2.36m dots and you can see the difference even against the EVF with the same pixel density in the A6400. The Canon looks bigger and brighter.
The Canon R6 has a 3.69m dots — 1280 x 960 pixels EVF and is physically bigger – half and inch rather than a third of an inch.
