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Sony α6400
Canon EOS R10
The Sony α6400 and the Canon EOS R10 each have their advantages. The Sony's weather-sealed rangefinder-style body is more compact, can be recharged via USB-C without needing an additional power adapter, and has a larger photo buffer. Meanwhile, the R10 has a faster continuous shooting speed and a more robust range of video recording functionality: it can shoot uncropped 4k at 30 fps or cropped 4k at 60 fps. While only the Sony supports Log recording, it's limited to 8-bit color depth. You can contrast that with the Canon's HDR PQ profile, which allows for 10-bit 4:2:2 internal recording. The Canon's fully articulated display is also fully touch-sensitive and can be used to navigate its far more intuitive menu system.