Questions about Sony Alpha 6400 Kit

There are several remote triggers that work with the Sony Alpha 6400. A popular wireless remote trigger is the Sony RMT-P1BT, which has Bluetooth and is compatible with the camera. Alternatively, you can use a cable release such as the RM-VPR1, which connects via the USB port. Some users also report using a Rollei cable remote release by setting the camera to the self-timer.

Yes, you can transfer photos from the Sony Alpha 6400 to your smartphone wirelessly. - Use the "Imaging Edge Mobile" app, which is available free of charge for Android and iOS. This app allows you to transfer photos and videos from the camera to your mobile device by connecting via Wi-Fi or Bluetooth. - Activate the Wi-Fi function in the camera and connect to the camera via the app on your smartphone.

The lens included in the "Alpha 6400 Kit (18 - 135 mm, 24.20 Mpx, APS-C / DX)" is from Sony. It is specifically the E 18-135mm F/3.5-5.6 OSS lens.

Only the items that are displayed with "checked return" and an offer from digitec or Galaxus have been checked by us. Customers can also sell items on our platform that they have bought from us. However, these are not checked by us.

This is just the weight of the body.

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The current estimated delivery date is between Sat 13.11 and Wed 17.11 (no guarantee). We always receive small quantities and therefore it is unfortunately possible that the items will be sold out again.

No does not fit. The mirrorless Sonys have E-mount. There are adapters from Sony. LA- EA3, LA-EA4 and the new LA-EA5.

Unfortunately, we currently have no information about when the item will be available again and when we will be able to deliver it. The supplier himself is still waiting for a subsequent delivery from the manufacturer and for this reason he had to set the delivery date to unknown. As soon as something changes in this regard, we will post it here. Sorry.

That was probably a mistake. The discount is now deducted for me.

I bought the camera in 2021, with the 18-135mm zoom. It's quite possible that it was launched in 2019. The same camera is probably still on sale, otherwise it would have been given a new name. I'm very happy with it, especially APS-C with a good lens - even if it makes the whole thing a bit heavier and bulkier. For the sake of convenience, I also have a Lumix with a 30x zoom (TZ91).