Dirk

There is a more compelling reason why Sony do not want / cannot fit their small bodied alpha 6 cameras with the IMX571 26 megapixel sensor. The Fuji X-T30 with its 26 megapixel sensor has a huge over-heating problem - that is why certain video modes are limited to 10 minutes. I haven't tried out the Fuji myself but I watched a comparison video of the X-T30 and a6400 earlier this week and the Fuji temperature kept on climbing over the 100F mark within minutes to the extent where the reviewer said that as much as the Fuji has a number of superior features, he could never buy the Fuji because of the serious overheating issue. This is serious for Fuji and if you think about the fact that the a6400 can now record non-stop video in excess of 30 minutes without the overheating issues experienced in earlier models, it does look as though Sony's decision makes sense doesn't it?