Sony E 10-20mm f4 G PZ Wide-angle Zoom Lens. Photo by David Coleman - havecamerawilltravel.com

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.

Sony a6700 sample images

Sony a6700 Sample Images

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.

Sony a6700. Photo by David Coleman - havecamerawilltravel.com

How to Enable Manual Focus Override on the Sony a6700

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.

Sony a6700. Photo by David Coleman - havecamerawilltravel.com

Setting Up Back-Button Focus on the Sony a6700

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.

Sony a6700. Photo by David Coleman - havecamerawilltravel.com

Sony a6700 SD Card Formatting: Quick vs Full

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.

Sony a6700. Photo by David Coleman - havecamerawilltravel.com

Getting the Most Out of Auto ISO on the Sony a6700

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.

Sony a6700. Photo by David Coleman - havecamerawilltravel.com

Choosing the Right Memory Card for Your Sony a6700

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.