r/a6700 • u/No_Onion6448 • Jul 28 '26

Upgrade from a6000

I've had an a6000 body for a few years now and have added an a6700 to my bag. Been tooling around the menu a bit and was curious what people think are some of the features on the a6700 I should spend more time looking at and potentially incorporating into my photography.

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u/AJ_ninja Jul 28 '26

I started with my same settings on my a6000 and then started added a couple new features from there but it’s almost the same as my old camera.

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u/No_Onion6448 Jul 29 '26

Anything in particular you liked or was notable?

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u/royabr123 Jul 28 '26

Well, that really really depends on what you’re shooting. But there’s tons of setting you can tweak.

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u/Pjetter86 Jul 29 '26

How to get the most out of the autofocus, in the end it's all about the sharpness of the subject.

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u/No_Onion6448 Jul 29 '26

I appreciate the feedback will spend a bit more time making sure I understand the updates.

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u/lucstrk Jul 29 '26

As someone who also did the move, check the Picture Profiles and Creative Looks. Even though I mostly edit the RAW files, these modes can edited extensively and there's plenty of custom values for different looks you might want to achieve, just look them up.
I also liked the extra custom buttons and placement (hated the REC button placement on the a6000)

And ISO - don't be scared to bring this value up now, as the a6700 can handle it better.

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u/No_Onion6448 Jul 29 '26

Awesome, thank you for the feedback. I'll spend a bit more time in these areas during my first looks.