Sony A6700R and Sony FX50 on the way?

[@tillimanjaro]

Is the sky blue?

[@camerazone_]

lol

[@MoarenaZ]

I heard that will be the sensor of the Fx30 in the body and specs of the Fx6: the Fx60.

[@SuperPhunThyme100]

I do not want another camera in the body of the FX6 with the XLR's on the handle. We need an FX9 update

[@iamakkkshay]

These might be Sony's version of Fujifilm XT-5 & XH2 but with a bayer sensor array instead of Fuji's X-Trans pixel array leading to a slightly faster sensor readout in every sensor mode. Possibilities of 8K 30FPS if Sony decides to as the 40.2MP sensor is already capable to do that and also 8K downsampled 4K upto 60FPS might also be possible to avoid any crop that Fujifilm had in 4K 60FPS due to binning a 1.14X crop mode. Also Sony's version might cost less and will be better supported by Darktable as classic bayer sensor is compatible with every module unlike X-Trans. The only drawback might be of Sony not giving any internal ProRes like fujifilm instead we will get Sony's XAVC codec like other Sony Cameras.

[@oscarschinlder6045]

I am wating for a7v

[@kells2305]

it'll most likely be almost as good as the A7RV. That's basically its big brother/sister camera

[@CocoKoi321]

A6700 would suck Get full frame

[@joshuathomas4934]

You obviously are a beginner photographer and know absolutely nothing about cameras. The a6700 is a fantastic camera. It is my choice for wildlife photography over my a7iv. It provides me with a denser resolution that can be cropped easier. I’d shut your fuckin mouth.

[@rudyschwab7709]

The difference between the two is how much can you afford, especially with the lenses. If you're a pro, then you can justify the investment. If you're an amateur, then the cost becomes a bigger factor in the decision.