Sony a6600 vs sony a6100?

The a6600 and a6100 share the same 24.2-megapixel APS-C sensor and Sony E mount, so the differences are mostly in the body. The a6600 has stabilisation built in, plus a big battery and a deep grip, which helps if you shoot handheld in dim light or spend long days out. The a6100 is the simpler, cheaper body with no in-body stabilisation, so pair it with stabilised lenses such as the Sony E 18-135mm f/3.5-5.6 OSS for slow shutter speeds.

My pick: if you shoot handheld a lot or want the grip and battery life, get the a6600. If you want the lowest cost into this system and mostly shoot in good light or on a tripod, the a6100 makes sense. Either way, the lens matters more than the body. See your first camera for more on that.

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