
Sony α6400
Sony
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Buy on Amazon$1,098 tracked on 2026-10-19. The retailer listing is the price you pay.
Our take on the Sony α6400
The Sony α6400 is a mirrorless camera with real-time eye autofocus and a tiltable screen, a step up in image quality for a stream or vlog camera. At a tracked $1,098 it sits at the top of its $848 to $1,098 range since August 9, 2026, so wait for a sale.
The listing cites 425 phase and 425 contrast detection points, 11 frames per second burst shooting and time lapse movies. The box includes an AC adaptor, which helps for long sessions. The packet does not list a live video output, so confirm how it reaches your PC. Retailers rate it 4.8 across 613 ratings.
- Real-time eye autofocus and object tracking
- Tiltable screen for framing yourself
- AC adaptor in the box
- Tracked at its high, $250 over the $848 low
- Packet lists no live video output
- Lens is not covered in the listing
Streamers reported to use it
- AlixxaFortnite streamer on Twitch
- AydanCall of Duty streamer on Twitch
- BreadmanCall of Duty pro on Twitch
- Cheyenne BartonContent creator on YouTube
- DanGomsStreamer on Twitch
- DatModzStreamer on Twitch
- Dong ASMRContent creator on YouTube
- Gibi ASMRContent creator on YouTube
- HasanAbiThe biggest political just-chatting stream on Twitch
- Jane ASMR 제인Content creator on YouTube
- MongraalFortnite streamer on Twitch and YouTube
- NadiaCall of Duty streamer on Twitch
- SubrozaVALORANT pro on Twitch
- SwaggCall of Duty pro on Twitch
- ValkyraeBack on Twitch, gaming and just chatting
- Yoora JungInfluencer on YouTube and Instagram
Specs
| Compatible Mountings | Sony E (NEX), Sony Mirrorless |
| Photo Sensor Resolution | 25 mp |
| Form Factor | Mirrorless |
| Effective Still Resolution | 24.2 mp |
| Special Feature | Real-time Eye AF |
| Color | Black |
| Item Weight | 1.5 pounds |
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