ILCE6600/B

Between these two, Z50ii hands down. It’s a newer body, and its AF system with animal/bird detection will blow the a6600 out of the water. As well as video capabilities, should you ever need them. The wildlife lens lineup is superb both on Nikon and Sony, with Nikon having more first party prime opt

Between the two: XT5 However the Sony is a bit jank as you have picked an expensive Full frame G 24mm lens just for weather sealing to pair with an older APSC A6600 body. Another choice would be A7CII with G 40mm if you stretch the budget or find a good deal on grey or second hand.

Get the canon. I tend to always suggest Sony but the canon is the better one here. Lens selection down the line will be difficult for canon but get the r50v as its much newer than the a6600

Regarding IBIS, the short answer is that it's pretty important to have at least one of IBIS or vibration reduction. Having at least one of the two makes it very easy to take sharp shots handheld, while having both together is at best a very minor improvement over just one. And because Nikon Z DX bod

Highly suggest not to get expensive stuffs from flipkart. Also its officially discontinued from Sony so replacement would be an issue. I would suggest you to go to a offline camera store, try and get the a6600 from them, if you can’t a6400 is good enough.

i actually wanted to jump into this just to encourage you to get the oly or (especially) the panasonic. the gx80 has aged extremely well and remains very popular today as a camera that can do a bit of everything very well while remaining compact and sleek. if you were considering the a6600 or a6700

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