Sony A6700 Firmware Update V2.0: New Features and Improved Performance

By admin, on June 10th, 2025

Sony A6700 is one of the best APS-C flagship cameras of 2025. The camera has received a significant firmware update that enhances its overall functionality and improves the user experience, and boosts its performance. This particular version 2.0 firmware update is kind of an essential update for your A6700 camera.

The camera features a 26-megapixel APS-C CMOS sensor and an inbuilt sensor-shift image stabilization system supported by Active IS for video work. One of the best cameras for professional videographers, cinematographers, and photographers, too. We have already made a best lenses buying guide for the Sony A6700 camera — you can check it here — and also comparisons with others.

Take a look at the set of upgrades we have inside the Sony A6700 camera.

The maximum number of images that can be stored in one folder is now 9,999.
Improved image quality when using User LUT.
Wi-Fi signal strength is now displayed.
You’ll now be notified if new camera software is available.
You can now shoot new footage while transferring footage you’ve already shot to your smartphone or tablet. Please update the Creators’ App to the latest version (ver.2.9.0 or later).*
Transfers to smartphones and tablets can now be resumed even if they are interrupted midway. Please update the Creators’ App to the latest version (ver.2.9.0 or later).*
You can now transfer only the differences that have not been transferred to your smartphone or tablet, and add videos to transfer while transferring. Please update the Creators’ App to the latest version (ver.2.9.0 or later).*
You can now upload images from your camera directly to Creators’ Cloud. You must first set it up in the Creators’ App. For details, please click here.
Please update the Creators’ App to the latest version (ver.2.9.0 or later).
This service may not be available in some countries or regions. For details, please click here.
“WPA” and “WEP” functions are no longer supported. You can no longer select “WPA” or “WEP” when connecting to Wi-Fi. Please use “WPA2” or “WPA3” in the future, which have higher security.
Improved operational stability.