
Sony 10-20mm f/4 Zoom Range Visual Examples
Here are some practical examples of the zoom range of the Sony E 10-20mm f/4 PZ G wide-angle zoom lens to give a visual sense of how the focal lengths translate into real-world shooting.

Here are some practical examples of the zoom range of the Sony E 10-20mm f/4 PZ G wide-angle zoom lens to give a visual sense of how the focal lengths translate into real-world shooting.

After weeks shooting the Sony a6700, here's an honest look at its handling, menus, viewfinder, and image quality — with a focus on stills rather than its well-known video chops.

I've been shooting with these two fast wide-angle primes for Sony E-mount. Here's my take on how they compare.

Here's a full set of Sony a6700 sample photos, shot in RAW and lightly processed in Lightroom Classic, meant to sit alongside a separate hands-on review. Click any image to see the full-size version and judge the image quality yourself.

See how the Sony a6700 actually handles high ISO, with real-world sample photos from ISO 3200 up to 102400, plus downloadable JPG and RAW files so you can judge the image quality yourself.

This is my hands-on review of the Sigma 16mm f/1.4 DC DN lens, which I've been using on a Sony a6700.

Here's a selection of images I've taken using the Sigma 16mm f/1.4 DC DN prime lens on a Sony a6700.

Here's my hands-on review of the Sony E 15mm f/1.4 G prime lens for Sony APS-C Alpha cameras.

Here are some sample images I've taken with the Sony E 15mm f/1.4 G lens on a Sony a6700. It's a fast prime designed for Sony's cropped-sensor APS-C cameras in the Alpha range.

The Sony a6700 has a micro HDMI (Type D) port for video output, plus a separate USB-C port for charging and data. Here's how to tell them apart and which cable to get for each.

The Sony a6700's manual focus ring does nothing until you enable it — Sony buries this under the name Full Time DMF rather than anything obvious. Here's exactly where to find the setting and which lenses and shooting modes it won't work with.

The Sony a6700's mechanical shutter is surprisingly loud, but switching to Silent Mode brings trade-offs beyond noise, including rolling shutter risk, no flash at all, and disabled features. Here's how to set it up and what to watch for.

The Sony a6700's framing grid is switched off by default and buried a couple of menu levels deep. Here's exactly where to find it, how to turn it on, and which grid styles are worth choosing.

The Sony a6700's AF-ON button is set up to work alongside the shutter button for autofocus by default — not ideal for back-button focus. Here's exactly which menu setting to change to separate them.

The a6700's format option isn't where you'd expect — it's tucked in the Shooting menu, not Setup. Here's exactly where to find it, plus when to use quick format versus the less obvious full format.

The Sony a6700 defaults to capping Auto ISO at 6400, well short of its 32,000 native and 102,400 extended range. Here's how base, native, and max ISO break down, and how to raise that ceiling yourself.

The Sony a6700 has a single UHS-II slot, and picking the wrong card grays out its best video modes entirely. Here's which V90 and V60 SD cards actually unlock 4K120 and All-Intra recording, based on independent speed testing.