Has Sony created another hit? The A6300 is simply one of the best, well-rounded mirrorless cameras we’ve tested to date, so we would say, yes. Sony currently dominates the mirrorless camera market, and with continual product offerings like the A6300, it’s not hard to see why.

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  Superb 24.2MP stills, Super-fast autofocus system, 4K and slow-motion video, Terrific performance with premium lenses

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  No touchscreen, Kit lens could be better, No advanced image stabilization

The a6300 is a tremendously capable camera, whether you're looking to shoot stills or video. Getting the best out of the camera requires a bit of work on the user's part but its sheer capability makes this worthwhile.

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  Anyone wanting a tool that will let them take excellent images or 4K footage in a wide variety of circumstances.

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  Photographers wanting to effortlessly access all the camera's capabilities.

The Sony a6300 is a very compact and very powerful consumer level ILC. Sporting the Sony E-mount system and powerful features, this camera has all the power and quality that you will find in a DSLR, packed into a compact frame. Read more in our Full Conclusion .

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  Program and iAuto produce overall excellent quality images, Dedicated Video Capture Button is always ready to record, Outstanding video control provides many professional settings, Pop-up flash is always available, EVF with high refresh rate provides smooth, easy follow view for shooting and...

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  Lack of optical image stabilization built into body (as we are seeing on many of the new Sony models), Camera boosts ISO to keep images sharp, Battery Life is average for an ILC, way below a DSLR, USB power adapter leaves you charging your batteries in the camera

The Sony A6300 serves as the follow-up to one of the most popular cameras in recent years, the A6000. Given the predecessor's top marks, it's a tough act to follow. Sony's pulled it off, though, packing in so many new features and performance improvements.

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  Excellent image quality; Improved high-ISO performance; Better JPEG quality; Fast autofocus; Very good subject tracking with real-time live view feature; All-magnesium body construction; 4K video.

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  Slow buffer clearing (no UHS-II support); No touchscreen, Clunky menus; Wi-Fi can be a bit frustrating to use., Below average mean saturation which falls off dramatically at the highest ISOs, Only average hue accuracy with a noticeable yellow to green shift, Susceptible to aliasing artifacts due to...

Sony's A6300 is a mid-range mirrorless with an AF system that's the envy of pro cameras costing up to twice the price. It takes the earlier A6000 - no slouch for action photography - and upgrades the weather-sealing and viewfinder, adds 4k video, 1080 at 120p for slow motion and a microphone input,...

Sony's new premium compact system camera features a 24.2-million-pixel sensor, fast AF tracking as well as 4K video capture. We take a first look at the Sony Alpha 6300.

Our bottom line for the Sony a6300 4K mirrorless interchangeable lens camera is that this is one superb, well priced shooter for almost any consumer or even prosumer needs. If you want high performance and especially high low light performance on a budget, we strongly recommend the a6300.

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  Excellent high resolution photos, Amazingly fast Auto Focus at 0.05 seconds, 425 phase detection points, 4K video with no pixel binning, Tough, rugged build, Great price

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  Difficult to manually set a focus point, clumsy main control button/dial layout

Though you might not be a fan of labeling yourself, it might be a good exercise when you need to decide between the new Sony a6300 and the older and cheaper a6000. If you consider yourself a really "serious" photographer who wants the absolute, best quality, the better low-light performance and...

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  Stellar photo quality, Razor-sharp 4K movies, Extremely quick autofocus, Fast, continuous shooting, with good motion tracking, Excellent high-res OLED viewfinder, Reassuringly solid alloy body, External mic jack

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  Confusing menu system, So-so, nontouch-screen LCD, Steep price, compared to the similar a6000 model, Smaller lens selection than for DSLR competitors from Canon and Nikon

Four weeks ago at CES 2016 , Sony unveiled a bevy of new products, including a 4K handycam ( AX53 ), a new portable wireless speaker ( h.ear go ) and their “most beautiful 4K HDR TV.” But despite the notability of those products, it appears Sony has saved its best for last.

The last five months have been really tough. I've been without my trusty Sony A6000 after it suddenly stopped working during my vacation in London last November. After what felt like forever, Sony finally announced the A6300 , the A6000's long-awaited successor. I pre-ordered one as soon as I could.

I am mainly a road cycling and mountain biking filmmaker and photographer (some outdoor adventure/travel too) and I bought this camera for two reasons. The first was to have a lightweight companion camera to my c100 that could film slowmo and 4k if necessary. It's been absolutely amazing here.

I had an A5100 and it was stolen. Recently, I decided to upgrade to an A6300, this camera definitely packs a lot of punches. I am still learning many of those functions.

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  Light weight, compact, excellent picture quality, feature rich.

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I've had the A6000 for almost 2 years and decided to get the A6300 after reading all of the reviews by various camera sites and those who purchased the new A6300. I have not had the A6300 long, but am finding it to be true to the many reviews I've read.

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  I've had the A6000 for almost 2 years and decided to get the A6300 after reading all of the reviews by various camera sites and those who purchased the new A6300. I have not had the A6300 long, but am finding it to be true to the many reviews I've read.

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  None so far.

This camera is more than I will ever need. It can do things that I have only dreamed of doing with a camera. It's functionality is on par with any DSLR and the fact that you can use Canon AF DSLR lenses with it makes this the last camera I am likely to buy until the technology changes fundamentally.

Super fast auto focus allows run and gun photography not possible before on mirrorless cameras. Stunning 4k video and 120fps at 1080p.

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  Easy to Use, Fast Shutter Speed, Large Clear LCD, Small / Compact

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  Poor Image Stabilization, Short Battery Life

I have been quite pleased with my Sony NEX-6 camera, but decided to upgrade to the a6300 to get a better and higher-resolution sensor, faster and better autofocus, and higher-quality video capability. The a6300 has met my expectations on all counts.

I own an A6000 and I thought it was good, but the A6300 is better yet. The 6000 overheats on long video's, and probably will on this one also. Not enough room for cooling down the processor.

I purchased this camera to take 4K videos of my kids playing sports. I was hoping that the OSS lens stabilization was enough to smooth out my footage but even on a video monopod 4K at 30p wasn't"t as smooth as 1080 at 60p with in-body stabilization on my Sony RX10.

Got this camera 2 days before my first wedding gig, it performed above my expectations, got gorgeous 1080p120 slo-mo and beautiful 4k shots. The zebras, focus peaking, gamma assist, and log features also helped out alot during both production and post, defiantly the best bang for buck prosumer video...

Great mirrorless camera, taken some good pictures with this already.Even some of my enthusiastic photography friends have taken a liking to this.Fair price at the discounted rate.