Couple months after the release of A6300 from Sony Malaysia, the company decided to announce an "upgraded" version with the A6500. Although the A6500 isn't marketed to replace the A6300, most of the user would struggle to choose between these two cameras. The A6500 is pretty much the same like the A6300 but with some improvements. It still uses the same 24 Megapixel APSC sensor, it shoots 4K video and the same 425 phase-detect AF point system.
So what's the major upgrade that we get from the A6500? Check out the video below to know more.

The Sony α6300 is the company's mid-tier mirrorless camera. The α6300 is now available to purchase in Malaysia at a retail price of RM 4999 body only and RM 5499 with 16-50mm kit lens. Check out the review video below for the pro and cons!

Sony a6300 was unveiled by Sony today and it features a newly developed 24MP APS-C sensor, and a new '4D' AF system with 425 phase-detection AF points. What this means is, it is able to auto focus as fast as the speed of light (just an analogy) with a respectable 8fps shooting rate with AF. Below are the key specifications of the new mirrorless camera:-

• 24MP CMOS APS-C sensor with copper wiring
• 425-point on-sensor phase-detection AF system
• 11 fps continuous shooting (8fps continuous live view)
• Silent shooting  
• Max ISO of 51200
• 4K video capture up to 100 Mbps
• Phase-detect AF compatible with A-mount lenses via LA-EA3 adapter