Special Edition: Patrick Murphy Racey On The a6500

10/06/16 • 11 min

In a special edition of the Alpha Universe Podcast, we talk about the new a6500 with a photographer who had one in hand for several weeks prior to its unveiling

Sony Artisan Of Imagery Patrick Murphy Racey sat down with Alpha Universe Podcast host Christopher Robinson about the using the a6500 for a range of sporting events. Prior to its public announcement, Patrick had the camera for several weeks and he photographed everything from football to volleyball and even a drag race as he evaluated how the camera would perform. In this special edition of the Alpha Universe Podcast we get his impressions of the new APS-C flagship camera.

In a special edition of the Alpha Universe Podcast, we talk about the new a6500 with a photographer who had one in hand for several weeks prior to its unveiling

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