Sony NEX-6 brings a more "DSLR-like" experience to pocket-sized cameras
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The Sony NEX-6 will be available from October for US$850 body-only, or $1000 with a 16-50mm F3.5-5.6 OSS power zoom lens with Optical SteadyShot image stabilization
The Sony NEX-6 is designed to appeal to DSLR users who want to travel light, but don't want to give up features they're accustomed to
Alongside a pop-up flash on the Sony NEX-6, there’s a new Multi Interface Shoe which allows the camera to "intelligently" link with various accessories
The Sony NEX-6 boasts a OLED viewfinder like that in the NEX-7 which offers 100 percent field coverage with a 2,359k dot resolution
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In addition to revealing a trio of full-frame firsts earlier today, Sony has also shown APS-C sensors a bit of love with the NEX-6 compact system camera. The NEX-6 (as the name would suggest) sits between the NEX-5R and NEX-7 in the Sony line-up of mirror-less interchangeable lens cameras and borrows several features from its NEX range brethren, including Fast Hybrid AF and an OLED viewfinder.
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