Sony Alpha a6400 Mirrorless Camera with E PZ 16-50mm F3.5-5.6 OSS Lens – ILCE6400L/B

Product Overview

The Sony Alpha a6400 configuration identified by B07MV3P7M8 is an APS-C mirrorless interchangeable-lens camera kit containing the a6400 body and Sony E PZ 16-50mm F3.5-5.6 OSS power-zoom lens. Sony identifies the U.S. kit as ILCE6400L/B. The camera uses a 24.2-megapixel effective APS-C Exmor CMOS sensor, BIONZ X image processing, and the Sony E-mount lens system.

The autofocus system combines 425 phase-detection points with 425 contrast-detection points and supports subject tracking and Eye AF. Continuous still-image shooting reaches approximately 11 frames per second in its highest-speed mode. Video capabilities include 3840 x 2160 4K recording at up to 30p and Full HD recording at up to 120p in supported NTSC modes.

A 3.0-type touchscreen tilts upward approximately 180 degrees and downward approximately 74 degrees. The camera also includes a 2.36-million-dot electronic viewfinder, built-in flash, microphone input, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, NFC, Micro HDMI, and USB connectivity. The included 16-50mm power-zoom lens provides an approximately 24-75mm full-frame-equivalent field of view and incorporates Optical SteadyShot stabilization.

Product Information

Identification

Physical

Product Identifier Summary

Camera identifiers are useful because the Sony a6400 has been sold as a body-only product and in several lens kits. The complete configuration identifier helps distinguish the package contents.

• Model Number: The model number distinguishes the exact camera or kit configuration. ILCE6400L/B identifies the black U.S. a6400 package supplied with the 16-50mm power-zoom lens.
• MPN: The Manufacturer Part Number is used in manufacturer, distributor, service, and inventory systems to distinguish a particular configuration.
• UPC: The Universal Product Code is a standardized 12-digit retail barcode used for product identification and inventory tracking.
• EAN: EAN is an international barcode format within the GTIN identification system. A separate verified EAN is omitted for this configuration.
• GTIN: A Global Trade Item Number identifies a specific commercial product or package across supply-chain systems.
• ASIN: The ASIN identifies the specific catalog record associated with this a6400 and 16-50mm lens kit.
• ISBN: ISBN identifiers apply to books and certain publications and do not apply to digital cameras.

Common Uses

The a6400 combines still-photography and video functions in a compact interchangeable-lens body. Its uses depend partly on the lens and accessories attached to the camera.

• Travel and everyday photography.
• Portrait photography with compatible E-mount lenses.
• Street and documentary photography.
• Sports and action photography using continuous autofocus.
• Family and event photography.
• 4K video production.
• Vlogging using the upward-tilting monitor.
• Product and tabletop photography.
• Wildlife photography with compatible telephoto lenses.
• Remote shooting through supported smartphone functions.

Maintenance & Care

The a6400 is an interchangeable-lens camera, so the lens mount and image-sensor area should be protected from dust and contamination. Sony incorporates an anti-dust system, but careful lens-changing practices remain important.

• Turn the camera off before removing or installing a lens.
• Keep a body cap installed when no lens is attached.
• Change lenses in a clean environment when practical.
• Avoid touching the image sensor or electrical contacts.
• Use a soft, dry cloth to clean the camera exterior.
• Use suitable optical-cleaning materials for the lens surfaces.
• Keep the USB, HDMI, microphone, memory-card, and battery compartments dry.
• Remove memory cards only after data-writing activity has stopped.
• Store batteries away from excessive heat.
• Back up important photographs and video files regularly.

Safety Information

The camera uses a rechargeable lithium-ion battery and contains sensitive electronic and optical components. Normal camera and battery safety procedures apply.

• Use a compatible Sony NP-FW50 rechargeable battery.
• Do not puncture, crush, burn, or intentionally disassemble the battery.
• Stop using damaged or swollen batteries.
• Keep the camera and battery away from excessive heat and open flames.
• Do not expose electrical connections to liquids.
• Use straps, tripods, and other supports that are rated for the assembled camera and lens weight.
• Secure the camera carefully when using elevated tripods, rigs, or other mounting equipment.

Technical Specifications

Included Lens Specifications

Product History

Sony announced the Alpha a6400 in January 2019 as an APS-C E-mount model positioned within its Alpha 6000-series camera family. It followed earlier models including the a6000, a6300, and a6500 while introducing updated subject-recognition and autofocus functions.

The a6400 introduced Sony’s Real-time Eye AF and Real-time Tracking technologies to this part of the Alpha line. Its 180-degree tilting screen also expanded its usefulness for self-recording and vlogging compared with earlier models whose monitors had a more limited upward tilt.

Sony subsequently added models including the a6100, a6600, and later a6700 to its APS-C Alpha range. The a6400 has remained part of Sony’s E-mount ecosystem, with body-only and multiple lens-kit configurations appearing in different markets.

Key Features

• 24.2-megapixel effective APS-C Exmor CMOS sensor.
• Sony BIONZ X image-processing engine.
• 425 phase-detection autofocus points.
• 425 contrast-detection autofocus points.
• Real-time subject tracking.
• Eye AF functions.
• Continuous still shooting up to approximately 11 fps.
• 4K video recording up to 30p.
• Full HD recording up to 120p.
• S-Log2, S-Log3, and HLG picture-profile support.
• 2.36-million-dot electronic viewfinder.
• 180-degree upward-tilting touchscreen.
• Built-in pop-up flash.
• External microphone input.
• Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and NFC connectivity.
• Sony E-mount interchangeable-lens system.
• 16-50mm Optical SteadyShot power-zoom lens included in this configuration.

Package Contents

• Sony Alpha a6400 camera body.
• Sony E PZ 16-50mm F3.5-5.6 OSS lens, model SELP1650.
• Lens cap.
• Sony NP-FW50 rechargeable battery.
• AC-UUD12 AC adapter.
• Shoulder strap.
• Accessory shoe cap.
• Eyepiece cup.
• Micro USB cable.

Compatibility

The a6400 uses Sony’s E-mount and can accept a broad range of Sony and compatible third-party lenses. Lens format, stabilization, autofocus electronics, and firmware should be considered when matching equipment.

• Compatible with Sony APS-C E-mount lenses.
• Compatible with Sony FE full-frame E-mount lenses, using the APS-C sensor’s cropped field of view.
• Supports compatible third-party E-mount lenses.
• Adapted A-mount or other lens systems can require separate adapters and may have different autofocus functionality.
• Uses the Sony NP-FW50 battery platform.
• Supports compatible UHS-I SDHC and SDXC cards.
• Micro HDMI can connect compatible external monitors and recorders.
• Compatible microphones can connect through the 3.5 mm microphone input or supported Multi Interface Shoe accessories.
• External flashes and selected Sony accessories can connect through the Multi Interface Shoe.
• Tripods and mounting equipment can attach through the camera’s standard tripod socket.

Frequently Asked Questions

What product is B07MV3P7M8?

B07MV3P7M8 identifies the Sony Alpha a6400 kit that includes the camera body and Sony E PZ 16-50mm F3.5-5.6 OSS lens.

Is B07MV3P7M8 a body-only camera?

No. The exact product record is model ILCE6400L/B, which includes the a6400 body and the SELP1650 16-50mm power-zoom lens.

What is the UPC for this kit?

The verified UPC is 027242915053.

What is the difference between ILCE-6400 and ILCE-6400L?

ILCE-6400 generally identifies the camera body, while ILCE-6400L identifies a package containing the camera and 16-50mm power-zoom lens.

Is the Sony a6400 a full-frame camera?

No. It uses an APS-C sensor measuring approximately 23.5 x 15.6 mm.

Can full-frame Sony FE lenses be used?

Yes. Sony FE lenses use the same E-mount and can operate on the a6400. The APS-C sensor provides a narrower field of view than the same lens produces on a full-frame camera.

What crop factor does the a6400 use?

Sony APS-C cameras have an approximately 1.5x field-of-view conversion relative to the same focal length on a 35 mm full-frame camera.

What field of view does the included 16-50mm lens provide?

On the a6400, its field of view is roughly comparable to a 24-75mm lens on a full-frame camera.

Does the included lens have stabilization?

Yes. The SELP1650 incorporates Sony Optical SteadyShot stabilization.

Does the camera body have image stabilization?

No. The a6400 does not contain sensor-shift in-body stabilization. Stabilization depends on compatible lenses or external stabilization equipment.

Does the a6400 record 4K video?

Yes. It records 3840 x 2160 XAVC S video at supported frame rates up to 30p in NTSC operation.

Can it record 4K at 60p?

No. The a6400’s internal 4K recording modes reach 30p rather than 60p.

Can it record slow-motion video?

Full HD recording supports frame rates up to 120p in NTSC operation, and the camera also provides Slow & Quick Motion functions.

Does it have a microphone input?

Yes. A 3.5 mm stereo microphone input is provided.

Does it have a headphone output?

No dedicated headphone-monitoring jack is included.

Does the screen flip forward?

Yes. The monitor can tilt upward approximately 180 degrees, allowing the screen to face toward the front of the camera.

Can a microphone block the flipped screen?

A conventional microphone mounted directly in the top Multi Interface Shoe can occupy space in front of the upward-facing screen. Off-camera brackets or mounting accessories can change microphone placement.

Does the a6400 have a touchscreen?

Yes. The rear monitor supports touch functions including supported focus and tracking operations.

Does it have an electronic viewfinder?

Yes. The built-in electronic viewfinder has approximately 2.36 million dots and provides 100 percent frame coverage.

Does it have a built-in flash?

Yes. A pop-up flash is integrated into the camera body.

What battery does the Sony a6400 use?

The camera uses Sony’s NP-FW50 rechargeable battery.

Can the battery be charged inside the camera?

Yes. Sony documents internal battery charging and USB power-supply support.

What memory cards does the a6400 use?

The camera supports SD, SDHC, and SDXC memory cards, including UHS-I cards. Compatible Memory Stick formats are also supported.

Does it support UHS-II SD cards?

UHS-II cards can physically fit the SD slot, but the a6400’s documented SD interface is UHS-I. A UHS-II card therefore does not gain its full UHS-II interface speed in this camera.

Does the camera have Wi-Fi?

Yes. It includes 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi for supported remote-control, file-transfer, and smartphone-related functions.

Does the a6400 have Bluetooth?

Yes. Bluetooth 4.1 is included.

Does it support Eye AF?

Yes. The autofocus system supports Eye AF functions as part of Sony’s subject-recognition and tracking system.

Can it photograph fast action?

The camera can shoot continuously at up to approximately 11 frames per second with compatible settings and media. Actual results depend on autofocus mode, exposure settings, card performance, and buffer usage.

Is the a6400 suitable for vlogging?

The upward-facing monitor, 4K recording, microphone input, autofocus, and compact body support self-recording workflows. The lack of in-body stabilization and headphone output should also be considered.

Is there a warranty?

The U.S. product record specifies a one-year manufacturer warranty. Actual coverage depends on regional Sony terms, product eligibility, serial number, and purchase documentation.

Buying Considerations

The a6400 has been sold in several configurations, making the complete model identifier important. This specific product includes the original 16-50mm SELP1650 power-zoom lens rather than being a body-only package.

• Confirm ILCE6400L/B when identifying this specific U.S. kit.
• Distinguish the original SELP1650 lens from newer 16-50mm lens revisions when researching replacement parts or specifications.
• Consider the lack of in-body stabilization when using lenses without Optical SteadyShot.
• Consider the absence of a headphone-monitoring output for video workflows.
• Use UHS-I-capable memory cards appropriate for the selected recording bitrate.
• Consider additional batteries for extended photography or video sessions.
• Check E-mount lens compatibility and focal-length requirements before adding lenses.
• Account for the upward-flipping screen when positioning microphones or other shoe-mounted accessories.
• Consider that 4K recording is limited to frame rates up to 30p rather than 60p.
• Check the camera’s current firmware when troubleshooting lens, autofocus, or accessory behavior.

Customer Feedback Summary

This section summarizes recurring themes in publicly available owner feedback and independent camera discussions. These observations describe generalized user experiences and are not verified technical specifications.

Positive feedback frequently centers on autofocus performance. Owners commonly describe subject tracking and Eye AF as useful for portraits, family photography, action, and video situations where subjects move unpredictably. The combination of compact size and image quality is another recurring positive theme.

Users also frequently discuss the a6400 as a hybrid still-photo and video camera. Its 4K recording, microphone input, picture profiles, viewfinder, and interchangeable-lens system allow it to cover multiple types of photography and video without requiring a larger camera body.

The included 16-50mm power-zoom lens receives mixed feedback. Its compact retractable design and wide-to-short-telephoto range are often considered practical for travel and casual photography. Other users prefer larger prime or zoom lenses when maximum optical sharpness, low-light performance, or background separation is more important.

Commonly reported limitations include the absence of in-body image stabilization and a headphone jack. Video users also note that the upward-facing monitor can be obstructed by accessories mounted directly on the camera’s hot shoe.

Battery life is another recurring consideration. The compact NP-FW50 battery keeps the camera relatively small, but users recording extended video or shooting for long periods often carry additional charged batteries or use external USB power where appropriate.

Related Products

• Sony Alpha a6000.
• Sony Alpha a6100.
• Sony Alpha a6300.
• Sony Alpha a6500.
• Sony Alpha a6600.
• Sony Alpha a6700.
• Sony ZV-E10.
• Sony E PZ 16-50mm F3.5-5.6 OSS lens.
• Sony E-mount APS-C lenses.
• Sony FE full-frame E-mount lenses.
• Sony NP-FW50 rechargeable batteries.

Last Updated

August 10, 2026