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The Sony A7C II is a mirrorless camera with FF (1.0x) sensor and 33 megapixels manufactured from 2023. The range of sensitivities, including ISO extension, is 50 - 204800 ISO and it has a continuous shooting (burst mode) of 10 FPS x 44 RAW, 1000 JPEG. The average price, when it has been added to the JuzaPhoto database, is 2149 €;
27 users have given it an average vote of 9.3 out of 10
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Opinion:Really good first impressions. It has professional photography features that make it easy to work in many situations (intervalometer, focus bracketing) in a small, unobtrusive body. Incredible autofocus. Cons, rolling shutter and barely sufficient screen in terms of size / resolution (even if the touchscreen works well). The 4-axis screen of the Sony a7r5 would have been perfect on this machine.
Pros:Compactness, file quality, an a7iv inside an a6500! With the addition of the AI processor
Cons:One SD slot, mini HDMI
Opinion:Really compact and lightweight machine, fantastic file quality, great battery life, carry with a pancake lens or even an aAPSC lens with crop is a very unique machine! One thing that struck me is the delicate noise of the shutter, the quality of the videos it churns out is just as good as the photos, I repeat and the Mini HDMI and only one SD slot
Pros:very handy and weighs little! G/GM lenses with apertures that are set the old way with thumb and middle finger, and not with front wheel!
Cons:Rectification: a big flaw. The ISO adjustment can be accidentally adjusted by the right hand while holding the ml. In fact, the adjustment is located in the rear wheel and it is a moment to press it.... The camera body is small.
Opinion:Photos don't need correction in post. They feature true-to-the-shot tones. I have two Z7II with 24-70 2.8 and other lenses. but in landscapes I prefer sony with the 20-70 G f4 .... Less bulk, less weight and returns more realistic files (jpeg) than Nikon's 24-70 f/4. Clearly nothing to say about Nikon's 24-70 2.8 but with Sony love at first shot. And then on the road I put it in my backpack and it doesn't catch the eye. I'm thinking of the little sister of 60 mpx. By selling Nikon kit en bloc.
Opinion:Practically perfect camera for an advanced amateur photographer who wants a body with modern and performance features, autofocus in the first place better than on the A7 IV in keeping the subject locked, but who wants to save something in terms of space and weight. If these are the priorities, obviously the perfect match is with compact lenses (preferably fixed) that are not ultra-bright. The issue of the lack of the joystick can be overcome rather easily with the help of the touch screen. Just one card, you know what you're buying; viewfinder from the functional resolution but in short, you are what you are buying. Keys and dials to customize as needed and even more. The 33-megapixel sensor is an excellent meeting point between resolution, dynamic range and high ISO resistance. The only real annoyance, as far as I'm concerned, is the screen too full of icons. Watch out for the flash sync which is at 1/160 (1/200 in Aps-C): it can be remedied with the hss. Good autonomy. However, as far as I'm concerned, the feeling didn't click.
Pros:Compactness, stabilization, AF speed, output files, battery life
Cons:Ergonomics, overheating, crowded display
Opinion:After so many years (31) of Nikon I switched to Sony, essentially because for Sony there was the lens that in terms of size and performance is "my lens", that is the Tamron 20-40 2.8. But I wanted a compact, lightweight body and so I got the A7C mark II. At the beginning, I was used to Nikon, especially for the menu, it was a bit of a tragedy but then slowly, very calmly, I started to get the hang of it, especially with the help of customization. After a few days of use, let's say that I've learned to move well in the menu and the only thing I hate are the abbreviated words (come on!) and a little too crowded with information in a display that in its 3'' is a bit too small for me. Ergonomics for those with big hands (like me) is a problem, but on Amazon I got a small-rig (only lower) that in addition to making me take 60 grams of weight has increased the height of those 10 mm that improve the grip badly and now I have to say that it calSSa with a glove in my hand. The camera itself surprised me with its autofocus. It's really impressive, you wouldn't think it's only been 5 years since my Z6 so much is the difference especially where you have to trace something. And of course, the automatic recognition is equally well functional and rarely misses a beat. I liked the performance of the sensor, denser than that of my former Z6. I was worried about the high ISO resistance and instead you shouldn't be afraid to go up if you need them. The stabilization is also phenomenal, shooting at 400 mm focal length (with the 50-400) and being able to get sharp images handheld at 1/2 sec is extraordinary and I'm not talking about a single shot out of 20 attempts, but 20 shots out of 20 attempts even if in this case there is also the Tamron optical stabilizer to lend a hand. The only major flaw of this A7C mark II is overheating. If you also make videos after 10 minutes it starts to heat up enough and we are in winter. I don't dare to imagine in summer!
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