Sony a6600 | Is it THE BEST APS-C Mirrorless Camera?

Summary by Krater

Review and testing of the Sony a6600 mirrorless camera, covering its battery life, in-body image stabilization, continuous recording limits, 4K video, low-light performance, and comparison against the Canon EOS R and Sony a6400.

From the video

Answers: Is the Sony a6600 worth buying for video creators?

• Sony a6600 mirrorless camera review
• IBIS performance test
• Continuous recording limit test
• Low-light ISO test
• Sony a6600 vs Canon EOS R comparison

What it concludes

• The Sony a6600 does not have a 30-minute record limit.
• The Sony a6600 in-body image stabilization is effective at tightening handheld footage, especially at 75mm, but is not game-changing.
• The Sony a6600 battery provides over 3 hours of continuous 4K recording on a single charge.
• The Sony a6600 handles overheating better than previous models, lasting 30 minutes in an incubator at 38 degrees Celsius before overheating.
• At high ISO levels up to 25,600, the Sony a6600 retains better image detail and less noise degradation in shadows compared to the Canon EOS R.
• The Sony a6600 is worth its price given its professional features like a headphone jack, mic jack, good battery life, and external monitoring capabilities.