Sony has unveiled a new mirrorless interchangeable-lens camera — Sony A6300. It replaces the Sony A6000 released in 2014.
Sony A6300 got a 24.2-megapixel sensor Exmor CMOS APS-C format, ability to shoot video in 4K resolution and a new high-speed autofocus system. Camera with a 425-point phase autofocus is able to focus for 0.05 seconds, whereas the A6000 this indicator was 0.06 seconds.
Continuous shooting is possible at a speed of 11 frames per second. The maximum value of the light sensitivity is ISO 51200. The camera uses a-mount lenses Sony E-mount.
The camera supports wireless interfaces Wi-Fi and NFC. Sony A6300 will go on sale in March for around $1000 without the bundled lens $1150 for parts with lens 6-50mm F3.5 – F5.6.