Sony A6400 + 18-135 mm
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The Sony A6400 with E 18-135 mm f/3.5-5.6 OSS lens is the most complete APS-C mirrorless kit for photographers who want a versatile system from day one. Its 24.2 MP Exmor CMOS sensor, real-time Eye AF with artificial intelligence and 11 fps continuous shooting place it in a higher category within its price range. Available at Galaxy Andorra with official warranty.
Sony A6400 specifications
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Sensor | Exmor CMOS APS-C · 24.2 MP |
| AF points | 425 points · phase and contrast detection · 84% frame coverage |
| Burst shooting | 11 fps with AF/AE · 8 fps silent |
| Video | 4K 30p · S-Log2/S-Log3 · HLG · FHD 120 fps |
| Screen | 3'' touch LCD · 180° tilting |
| Included lens | Sony E 18-135 mm f/3.5-5.6 OSS (SEL18135) |
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Description
Is the Sony A6400 + 18-135 mm the right mirrorless camera for you?
The Sony A6400 (ILCE-6400) is an APS-C mirrorless camera aimed at photographers and videographers who demand real performance in demanding conditions. Its combination of Eye AF with artificial intelligence, 11 fps burst shooting and 4K video with S-Log moves it away from the beginner camera category and closer to a professional tool in a compact format. The kit with the E 18-135 mm lens covers an equivalent focal range of 27 to 202 mm, ideal for anyone who wants a single lens for travel, events and everyday photography.
The action and sports photographer
With 11 fps continuous shooting, 0.02-second AF and AI-based real-time tracking, the A6400 keeps focus on fast-moving subjects with excellent reliability. Capturing urban sports, moving animals or unrepeatable moments at events is exactly where this camera shows its real value.
The content creator and videoblogger
The 180° tilting touchscreen makes the A6400 a perfect tool for recording yourself from the front without the need for an external monitor. Clean HDMI output, S-Log2, S-Log3 and HLG profiles, and 120 fps recording in Full HD provide professional post-production flexibility in a body that fits in any backpack.
The travel and all-round photographer
The 18-135 mm OSS lens included in this kit covers almost any situation: landscapes, portraits, architecture and a bit of telephoto without changing lenses. For anyone travelling with a single setup and needing real versatility, this kit represents a fully justified investment.
⚠️ When to consider other options
The A6400 does not include in-body image stabilisation (IBIS), which sets it apart from later models such as the Sony A6700. If in-body stabilisation and the latest-generation processor are priorities for your workflow, the Sony A6400 body or the A6700 are worth a detailed comparison. For portrait, wildlife or wedding photography where AF and speed come first, the A6400 remains an excellent option and very competitive in price.
Technical specifications of the Sony A6400
The Sony A6400 (ILCE-6400) features a 23.5 × 15.6 mm Exmor APS-C CMOS sensor with 24.2 effective megapixels and a BIONZ X processor. The 425 phase-detection AF points cover 84% of the frame and the real-time Eye AF system locates and tracks human and animal eyes with outstanding precision even in backlit conditions. Native ISO reaches 32,000 and can be expanded up to 102,400.
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Sensor | Exmor APS-C CMOS · 23.5 × 15.6 mm · 24.2 MP |
| Processor | BIONZ X |
| AF points | 425 (phase detection) · 425 (contrast) · 84% frame coverage |
| AF speed | 0.02 seconds |
| Eye AF | Real-time · human and animal · selectable left/right eye |
| Burst shooting | 11 fps (with AF/AE) · 8 fps (silent) · 116 JPEG / 46 RAW buffer |
| ISO | 100–32,000 (expandable to 102,400) |
| Video | 4K/30p · 4:2:0 8-bit · 100 Mbps XAVC S · S-Log2 · S-Log3 · HLG |
| Slow & Quick | Full HD · 1–120 fps |
| Viewfinder | OLED XGA Tru-Finder · 2.36 M dots |
| Screen | 3'' TFT touchscreen LCD · 921,600 dots · 180° tilting |
| Card | SD / SDHC / SDXC · Memory Stick Duo |
| Connectivity | Wi-Fi · NFC · Micro USB · Micro HDMI |
| Battery | NP-FW50 |
| Included lens | Sony E 18-135 mm f/3.5-5.6 OSS · optical stabilisation |
Sony A6400 vs A6100 and Sony A6400 vs A6700: which one should you choose?
The Sony A6100 is the entry-level option in Sony’s APS-C range: it shares the sensor and Eye AF with the A6400, but it lacks the electronic viewfinder and limits burst shooting to 11 fps without real-time display. For anyone who values the EVF and the larger buffer, the A6400 is the natural and fully justified step up.
Compared to the Sony A6700, the main difference is generational: the A6700 includes the 26 MP stacked sensor, 5-axis IBIS, AI processor and 4K/120p recording. If budget allows and in-body stabilisation is a priority, the A6700 represents the current top of Sony’s APS-C range. For anyone looking for the best price-to-performance ratio in action photography, portraiture and video with professional colour profiles, the Sony A6400 remains an excellent choice and very hard to beat in its category.
Sony A6400 vs A6100 vs A6700: specification comparison
All three cameras share the Sony E mount and the APS-C format, but each one sits at a different level in terms of performance and price. This table summarises the key differences to help you choose clearly.
| Feature | Sony A6100 | Sony A6400 | Sony A6700 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sensor | Exmor CMOS APS-C · 24.2 MP | Exmor CMOS APS-C · 24.2 MP | Exmor R CMOS APS-C · 26 MP |
| AF points | 425 points | 425 points · 84% frame coverage | 759 points |
| AF recognition | Human · Animal | Human · Animal | Human · Animal · Bird · Insect · Car · Train · Plane |
| Max burst | 11 fps · 33 RAW buffer | 11 fps · 46 RAW buffer | 11 fps · 59 RAW buffer |
| 4K video | 4K/30p · 8-bit | 4K/30p · S-Log2 · S-Log3 · HLG | 4K/120p · 10-bit · 4:2:2 · S-Log3 · HLG |
| IBIS stabilisation | No | No | Yes · 5-axis · 5 stops |
| EVF | Yes · 1.44 M dots | Yes · OLED XGA · 2.36 M dots | Yes · OLED XGA · 2.36 M dots |
| Screen | Touch LCD · 180° tilting | Touch LCD · 180° tilting | Touch LCD · fully articulating 176°/270° |
| Battery | NP-FW50 · ~420 shots | NP-FW50 · ~410 shots | NP-FZ100 · ~570 shots |
| USB-C charging | No (Micro USB) | No (Micro USB) | Yes · USB-C · USB PD |
| Weight (with battery) | 396 g | 403 g | 493 g |
The A6100 is the lightest and most affordable option, ideal for anyone taking their first serious steps into mirrorless photography and who does not need the OLED viewfinder or the larger buffer. The A6400 represents the perfect balance between performance and price: OLED viewfinder, S-Log for professional video and an AF system that remains a benchmark in its class. The A6700 is the ultimate evolution of Sony’s APS-C range, with IBIS, 4K/120p in 10-bit and next-generation subject recognition, justifying its higher price for those who need the best of the system without moving to full frame.
Galaxy Andorra expert opinion
The Sony A6400 is one of the APS-C mirrorless systems that has aged best in Sony’s catalogue. Launched with the most advanced Eye AF of its time, it is still a reference today for wedding, wildlife, sports and hybrid video photographers who need real autofocus reliability and do not want the weight or price of a full-frame system.
At Galaxy Andorra, we recommend this kit with the 18-135 mm as the ideal entry point into the Sony E system: it covers most everyday situations with a quality lens, OSS stabilisation and a focal range that removes the need to change lenses during a working day. A fully justified investment for content creators, travel photographers and professionals looking for a light and reliable second body. Check the latest price and availability at Galaxy Andorra.
Box contents
| Item | Detail |
|---|---|
| Body | Sony A6400 (ILCE-6400) × 1 |
| Lens | Sony E 18-135 mm f/3.5-5.6 OSS (SEL18135) × 1 |
| Battery and cable | Rechargeable NP-FW50 battery × 1 · Micro USB cable × 1 |
| Caps and accessories | Body cap × 1 · Lens cap × 1 · Rear lens cap × 1 · Accessory shoe cap × 1 · Optical unit protector × 1 |
| Strap and documentation | Shoulder strap × 1 · Quick start guide × 1 |
Why buy the Sony A6400 from Galaxy Andorra?
Galaxy Andorra is an official Sony dealer with permanent stock and official warranty on all catalogue products. When you buy your Sony A6400 from us, you benefit from Andorra’s tax advantage, competitive prices compared with the Spanish and European markets, and the support of a team specialised in photography with more than two decades of experience. Real advice before and after purchase, with no hidden conditions.
Buy the Sony A6400 + 18-135 mm from Galaxy Andorra and receive it with shipping to Spain, France and Portugal. Check availability and the latest price directly in our store.
Frequently asked questions about the Sony A6400
What is the difference between the Sony A6400 and the A6100?
The Sony A6100 is the entry version: it shares the 24.2 MP sensor and Eye AF, but it does not include an EVF electronic viewfinder and has a smaller buffer. The A6400 adds the XGA OLED viewfinder, a larger buffer (116 JPEG / 46 RAW in burst), silent shooting at 8 fps and greater control customisation, making it more suitable for action photography and professional use.
What is the difference between the Sony A6400 and the A6700?
The A6700 is the latest-generation successor: it includes a 26 MP stacked sensor, 5-axis IBIS in the body, a new-generation AI processor and 4K/120p recording. The A6400 does not have IBIS but keeps excellent Eye AF, 11 fps and 4K video with S-Log at a considerably lower price, making it the most efficient option for action photography and hybrid content on a tighter budget.
Does the Sony A6400 record 4K video?
Yes. It records UHD 4K video up to 30 fps in XAVC S format at 100 Mbps with full-pixel readout from a Super 35 area, minimising moiré and aliasing. It includes S-Log2, S-Log3 and HLG profiles for professional post-production with up to 14 stops of dynamic range.
Does the Sony A6400 have stabilisation?
The A6400 body does not include IBIS stabilisation. However, the E 18-135 mm lens included in this kit features OSS optical stabilisation that effectively compensates for movement, especially in the telephoto range of the zoom.
What memory cards does the Sony A6400 support?
It supports SD, SDHC and SDXC cards, as well as Memory Stick Duo. To get the most out of continuous burst shooting and 4K recording, a UHS-I class 10 or higher card with a minimum write speed of 60 MB/s is recommended.
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