I’ve seen some small cameras in my day and the Sony A5100 is a tiny little thing even compared to some of the compact Micro Four Thirds cameras. It’s just ever so slightly wider than the Sony RX100 ...

Six months after introducing the A6000, a mirrorless camera with a lightning quick autofocus system, Sony is back again today with the new A5100. Priced at $549 (or $699 with Sony’s 16-50mm kit lens), ...

Since Sony dropped its NEX branding and blanketed its compact system camera line with the Alpha brand name, the range has not morphed dramatically, simply divided itself into different schools of ...

A replacement for the NEX-5T, the Sony A5100 sits between the A5000 and A6000 in Sony’s lineup. In terms of design, though, it’s A5000 all the way. All controls and features are located just as they ...

Sony has added to its line-up of mirrorless cameras with the A5100, a small but seemingly very capable shooter which fits in between the entry-level A5000 and the more enthusiast-focused A6000. The ...

For years now, Sony’s been iterating its mirrorless line of cameras one tiny tweak at a time. That continues today with the A5100, a minor variation on the company’s existing line. The A5100 replaces ...

With the Alpha A5100 (aka ILCE-5100), Sony replaces the NEX-5T and sticks a fork in the NEX line, unifying all its mirrorless interchangeable-lens cameras (ILC) under the ILCE model-naming convention.

Hybrid autofocus is becoming the standard for interchangeable-lens compact cameras, and now Sony has brought it to what used to be the NEX-5 series with the A5100. At the A5100’s heart is a ...

Sony has unveiled the A5100, the second model in its E-mount camera range (after the superb A6000) to be launched this year – and it’s claiming that the A5100 is the world’s smallest interchangeable ...

Sony has today introduced a new interchangeable lens camera to its range of mirrorless systems. The a5100 interchangeable lens camera features a large, 24.3 megapixel APS-C size Exmor CMOS sensor, a ...

How small is too small? Depends on the gadget, obviously. A postage stamp-sized TV would be pointless. But a teeny tiny lens-swapping camera? Well that might just work. Sony clearly thinks so, because ...

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