"A new 4D Focus system can lock onto a subject in as little as 0.05 seconds, which sets a new record among interchangeable lens cameras with APS-C sensors, Sony says. The camera also boasts a staggering 425 phase detection AF points — the world’s highest number among interchangeable lens cameras — that are densely placed across the entire frame (it’s 7.5x more dense than in the α6000)."
Sony a6300 Boasts the World's Fastest AF and Highest Number of AF Points
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Perhaps the biggest news is that the a6300 is capable of uninterrupted live view at up to 8 fps, potentially addressing one of the biggest shortcomings of mirrorless cameras when it comes to fast action shooting. Traditionally, mirrorless cameras tend to show only a stop-motion sequence of last-shot images at the highest shooting frame-rate, which makes it hard to follow a subject and keep an AF point over it. Live view in between short blackouts at 8 fps brings the a6300 much closer to the experience of a DSLR with optical viewfinder. At the launch event in New York this morning, Sony showed a video reminiscent of Nikon's recent DSLR vs. mirrorless comparison for fast action shooting at CES, albeit comparing the a6300 to a <$1000 DSLR. Results looked impressive.
24MP CMOS APS-C sensor with copper wiring
425-point on-sensor phase-detection AF system
11 fps continuous shooting (8fps continuous live view)
Silent shooting in continuous drive (3 fps with AF/AE)
Max ISO of 51200
4K video capture up to 100 Mbps
Phase-detect AF compatible with A-mount lenses via LA-EA3 adapter"
http://www.dpreview.com/news/3240829197/sony-announces-24mp-a6300-mirrorless-camera
Sensor:
24.2-megapixel CMOS sensor with copper wiring
14-stops of dynamic range
Performance:
Eight frames-per-second continuous live view
11 fps with autofocus between frames (but not with live view, only showing the last frame captured at any given moment)
Autofocus:
0.05-second autofocus with 425 points
World's highest number of autofocus points covering entire image frame
High-density tracking autofocus technology activates large number of points surrounding the subject, tracks at 11 fps
Supports phase-detect AF with older lenses (and possibly EF-mount lenses with the Metabones adapter?)
Viewfinder:
XGA OLED TruFinder
"the advantages of electronic preview with the immediacy of an optical viewfinder"
"the A6300 truly connects you with the action like no other camera can"
Video capture:
4K video capture in Super 35mm format with full-pixel readout, no pixel binning
"Best 4K video in a Sony consumer camera ever"
2.4x oversampling from downsampling 6K sensor data
120 fps high frame-rate Full HD video
S-Log and S-Gamut
Coming in March 2016, priced at US$1,000 body-only or $1,150 bundled with the PZ 16-50mm f/3.5-5.6 lens.
Live from New York: Sony A6300 mirrorless, high-end G Master lens series debut!
Last edited by osv; 02-04-2016 at 04:06 PM.