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User Interface & Menusīoth cameras have virtually identical user interfaces and menus. However, the 6-series provides a slightly better battery life of 360 shots per charge compared to only 340 shots in the 7-series. While both cameras are capable of subject and face tracking, the 6-series provides more consistent detection and better tracking across the frame, giving it a distinct edge.īoth cameras use the same Sony NP-FW50 battery. And since it also has the larger sensor of the two cameras, it doesn’t offer the same resounding AF point coverage of the 6-series. The 7-series, however, only has a 117 point system. In autofocusing performance, the 6-series offers the more capable 179-point hybrid phase-detect system.

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They both shoot in the MP4 and AVCHD formats at 1080p up to 60 fps, where both are limited to 29 minute maximum recordings. Video Qualityīoth cameras offer identical video capabilities.

This fact allows the 7-series to supply a distinct advantage when shooting in low light, and the better choice for these applications.

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This means if you desire images with more background blur, bokeh, then the 7-series is best for this reason.Ī full-frame sensor also provides better high ISO performance, as their sensors capture more light than the smaller APS-C sensor. Now, knowing this, if you use a lens that makes the 6-series the same equivalent 35mm length as the 7-series, then their difference is solely depth of field. It also provides images without alternations in the field of view, unlike the 6-series, which crops into an image by its 1.5x crop factor when using the same lens. The full-frame sensor of the 7-series provides a distinct advantage in delivering more shallow depth of field when using identical lenses on both cameras. And thus, in terms of the appeal of their images, they are not. However, the characteristics of the resulting images in both depths of field and field of view are not.

And, yes, in many respects, the image quality in their detail between both cameras is mostly the same. On paper, both cameras would be able to provide the same quality images as they offer equivalent resolution sensors. The 7-series houses a full-frame sensor, while the 6-series an APS-C sized sensor. While both cameras feature 24.3MP Exmor CMOS sensors, the most notable difference between both cameras is their sensor size. It has a resolution of 2.36M dots compared to only 1.44M dots of the 6-series, which significantly aids in resolving fine details or manually focusing.īoth cameras feature 3.0-inch tilting TFT LCDs with resolutions of 921K dots that tilts up approximately 45° and 90° down. However, their resolutions differ, and this is an area the 7-series pulls ahead by providing an overall better viewing experience.

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Overall, the depth of customization and manual control offered by the 7-series makes it a superior choice in this regard.īoth cameras include an electronic viewfinder with 100% coverage of the imaging area. The 6-series, however, only has a single adjustment wheel and two custom buttons, C1-C2. Sony has also included dual adjustment wheels and a dedicated exposure compensation button for better manual control. While both cameras feature custom buttons and the customizable FN menu, the 7-series replaces the pop-up flash button with the addition of an extra custom button, C3.

In physical controls, the 7-series offers significantly greater customization and immediate access to critical parameters for those who prefer more manual control. If you desire the absolute smallest form factor, then it is the better choice between these two cameras. While the 7-series remains an incredibly compact camera compared to equivalent digital SLRs, it’s undoubtedly much bulkier than the 6-series. And it also weighs significantly less as well, coming in at only 285g compared to 416g of the 7-series, which is roughly 30% less. It measures in at 120 x 67 x 45 mm compared to the 7-series 127 x 95 x 55mm, that’s roughly a 35% reduction in physical size. In physical size, the 6-series is both significantly smaller and the more compact camera.

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