On September 2nd, Sony will release it’s smallest mirrorless interchangeable lens camera to date. The Sony A5100 ($548) is the little brother to the A6000. It will be smaller but have much of the same internals. These include an APS-C 24MP CMOS sensor, bionz X processor, on-chip phase detection covering 92% of the frame, 6fps continuous shooting, and Wi-Fi. Additional features include a titling LCD (180-degrees for selfies) and 1080/60p full high definition video. You can also get the A5100 with a 16-50mm lens ($698). So if you’re looking for an entry level MILC, the A5100 looks to be a great option.
When it comes to DSLR camera brands, there is one that consistently stands out from the rest… the Sony brand. If you need a compact camera with DSLR capabilities, or the ability to shoot in low light conditions, then the Sony cameras in this guide should be on your shortlist. Over the years many amateur […]