Sony's 24.2-megapixel A6400 APS-C camera was a surprise, filling a gap between the A6300 and A6500 that didn't really need to be filled. Both in how it looks and the technology inside, it didn't ...

Sony Alpha A6400 Review - We review Sony's latest APS-C mirrorless camera, with a 24mp sensor, and unlimited 4K UHD video recording, it's offering ultra-fast autofocus, but does it deliver? Find ...

The A6400 continues Sony's approach of forging ahead with technological advancements while leaving an unrefined user experience behind. The new A.I.-aided autofocus is so incredible to see in ...

With the new A6400, Sony is striving to deliver yet another killer mid-ranger, specifically one that’ll appeal to those who want to dabble in both photo and video capture. With standout features being ...

Love Sony's autofocus, but can't stomach the full-frame price? The Sony A6400 mirrorless camera uses some of the same autofocus technology and the processor of the A9 in a compact, more affordable ...

Sony a6400 review: A quality mirrorless camera with amazing autofocus It hits the sweet spot between a DSLR and smartphone camera.

Sony has boosted its mid-range APS-C lineup with the launch of the 24-megapixel A6400 mirrorless camera. It looks much the same as its predecessor, the A5100, but has much-improved specs and ...

The new Sony a6400 is their latest APS-C mirrorless camera destined for creators, vloggers, and just about anyone who wants a capable mirrorless camera and a selfie-facing, tiltable screen.

Get the most out of your Sony a6400 no matter what type of photography you are mastering with these lenses.

It's just that Sony is in a good place right now with still and video imaging. The newly-announced a6400 is an APS-C camera that can shoot 4K downscaled from a full 24.2 megapixel sensor.

Sony has expanded its Alpha mirrorless line-up with the introduction of a mid-range camera that has a new auto focus system that Sony says is, currently, the world's fastest.

In addition, Sony threw in some AI to help with object recognition, and now the company claims it handles real-time eye tracking and has improved object recogition and faster AF subject lock.