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Sony a6700 vs Canon EOS R7

Short AnswerThe Sony a6700 and Canon EOS R7 split the spec sheet evenly, so the right pick depends on what you shoot.

By Jennifer K. Telfer · Updated · 1 Min Read

Camera A

Sony a6700

Launch Price
$1,400
Announced
2023-07
MirrorlessAPS-C26 MPSony E
VS
Camera B

Canon EOS R7

Launch Price
$1,499
Announced
2022-05
MirrorlessAPS-C32.5 MPCanon RF

Winner By Photographic Discipline

ResolutionCanon EOS R7
Continuous ShootingCanon EOS R7
Image StabilizationCanon EOS R7
Battery LifeSony a6700
WeightSony a6700
Launch PriceSony a6700

Key Technical Performance Deltas

Resolution (MP)
A
26
B
32.5
Electronic Burst (fps)
A
11
B
30
Stabilization (Stops)
A
5
B
8
Battery (Shots)
A
570
B
500
Weight (g, Lower Is Lighter)
A
493
B
612

Form Factor

Sony a6700
122 × 69 × 75.1 mm
Canon EOS R7
132 × 90.4 × 91.7 mm

Reasons To Choose Each

Choose Sony a6700 If…

  • Higher battery life (570 shots vs 500 shots)
  • Lighter body (493 g vs 612 g)
  • Costs less at launch ($1400 vs $1499)

Choose Canon EOS R7 If…

  • Higher resolution (32.5 MP vs 26 MP)
  • Higher continuous shooting (30 fps vs 11 fps)
  • Higher image stabilization (8 stops vs 5 stops)

How To Choose Between Them

Compare the winners above against your own priorities. A lead in one category only matters if you use it.

Comprehensive Specification Table

SpecSony a6700Canon EOS R7
Sensor
FormatAPS-CAPS-C
Megapixels26 MP32.5 MP
Sensor TypeBSI CMOSCMOS
Max Native ISO3200032000
Stabilization5 Stops8 Stops
Autofocus
AF Points759—
Low-Light AF-4 EV-5 EV
Speed
Mechanical Burst11 fps15 fps
Electronic Burst11 fps30 fps
Fastest Mechanical Shutter1/4000—
Fastest Electronic Shutter1/8000—
Viewfinder & Screen
ViewfinderEVFEVF
EVF Resolution2.36M2.36M
LCD Size3"3"
LCD TypeVari-angleVari-angle
Video
Best Video4K 120p—
Internal Color10-bit 4:2:2—
Log ProfileS-Log3—
Body
Weight493 g612 g
Card Slots12
Battery (CIPA)570 Shots500 Shots
Weather SealedYesYes
Launch Price14001499

Amber marks the stronger value. Figures are manufacturer specifications.