• CMOS image sensor (APS-C) with 24.2 megapixels
• Reliable and durable autofocus with eye detection
• Fast continuous shooting of up to 11 frames per second
• Eye detection for autofocus
• "Touch Tracking" For completely precise focusing
• 5-axis optical image stabilization

The camera supports not only normal autofocus, but the revolutionary 4D Focus. With the help of this function, you still achieve a razor-sharp image in moving images, which is not equally possible with "normal AF". When shooting animals, stillness is often required. With the help of the Alpha 6600 you can take up to 8 pictures per second silently. With the shutter button half-pressed, you start the real-time tracking, which ensures optimal focusing. Also responsible for ideal focusing is the automatic eye detection for people and animals. The function ensures optimal focus on the face of the desired subject. An algorithm shows better results for colors and human skin tones, which in turn has a positive effect on your image.

Even when filming, you'll be supported with sophisticated image stabilization if you wish. Focusing on your subject is also guaranteed thanks to the fast hybrid autofocus system, so nothing stands in the way of stunning shots. Time-lapse and slow-motion shooting are also included with the camera. External touch functions make the camera even easier to use while filming, as you have even more useful information on the display.

The mirrorless system camera, also called DSLM (Digital Single Lens Mirrorless), combines the advantages of compact and SLR cameras. Compared to a compact camera, it has extensive manual setting options as well as interchangeable lenses and a wide range of accessories. At the same time, it is also lighter and more compact than an SLR camera, which is a great advantage, especially if you are often on the road with your photo equipment.

This camera has an image sensor in the widely used APS-C format. This sensor, which is smaller than the full-frame format, has additional advantages besides high image quality. Due to its size, it allows a more compact design and thus also a lower weight. Those who are often outdoors with their camera will quickly appreciate this. Lenses for APS-C cameras are also usually lighter, which brings additional weight savings. Last but not least, the price also plays a role when buying a camera: APS-C cameras are usually a lot cheaper than their relatives with full-frame sensors.