Sources say Sony APS-C 's flagship micro-order A7000 will be released next year.

CTOnews.com, November 14, TheNewCamera said that Sony plans to launch a replacement model of the A6400 and A6600 next year, whose name is not confirmed, which we can temporarily call the A7000. In other words, Sony may release two APS-C cameras next year.

According to reports, the successor of the Sony A6600 is expected to use 26.1MP APS-C BSI CMOS sensors, BIONZ XR & AI processors, a Quad-VGA OLED Tru-Finder EVF 3.69 million-point resolution display screen, a real-time focus tracking system based on AI, and is expected to support 60 frames per second without trimming 4K, S-Cinetone / S-Log3 4:2:2 10 bit, eight gear 5-axis anti-shake and so on.

Another APS-C non-reflective camera may still be equipped with 24.2MP APS-C Exmor RS CMOS sensors, in addition to the BIONZ XR & AI processor is also expected to support 60 frames per second without trimming 4K, S-Cinetone / S-Log3, AI real-time focus, 8-speed anti-shake, new menu, capsule microphone and other additions.

CTOnews.com learned that the Sony Micro A6600 was released in 2019 with an initial price of 10599 yuan (single body). JD.com currently sells for 8699 yuan and 6400 for 6699 yuan.

In terms of parameters, the A6600 uses a 24.2 million-pixel APS-C frame Exmor CMOS image sensor and Bionz X image processor, supporting 425 points (phase detection autofocus) / 425 points (contrast detection autofocus) and a built-in 5-axis anti-shake system.