Size comparison
Camera size comparison
Choose up to four cameras, and a lens for each if you like. They are drawn front and top at one scale beside a bank card, with every difference in millimetres and grams.
116.3 × 85.5 mma6400
120 × 66.9 mmX-T5
129.5 × 91 mmCard
to scale
116.3 × 68.8 mma6400
120 × 59.7 mmX-T5
129.5 × 63.8 mm
| Camera | Width | Height | Depth | Weight | Box volume |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Canon EOS R50 | 116.3 mm | 85.5 mm | 68.8 mm | 375 g | 684 cm³ box |
| Sony a6400 | 120 mm (+3.7) | 66.9 mm (−18.6) | 59.7 mm (−9.1) | 403 g (+28 g) | 479 cm³ box |
| Fujifilm X-T5 | 129.5 mm (+13.2) | 91 mm (+5.5) | 63.8 mm (−5) | 557 g (+182 g) | 752 cm³ box |
Differences in brackets are against the first camera: its figure subtracted from each. Weights include battery and card. The box volume is width × height × depth, a rough guide to bag space.
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Questions
How are the cameras drawn?
From each maker's published width, height and depth, all at one scale, as outlines of each camera's shape: a central viewfinder hump, a flat rangefinder top or retro dials. Inner details are simplified.
Which APS-C camera is the smallest?
By the box its width, height and depth make, the Fujifilm X-M5 (111.9 × 66.6 × 38 mm), then the Fujifilm X-E4 and the Sony ZV-E10.
Which is the lightest?
With battery and card, the Sony ZV-E10 at 343 g, then the Sony a6000 at 344 g.
Facts checked 9 Oct 2026 against the makers' specification pages. How we check