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1 of Sony a7 Full-Frame Mirrorless Digital Camera with 28-70mm Lens

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24.3 MP full frame CMOS sensor. Compatible OS - Windows Vista SP2*4, Windows 7 SP1, Windows 8, Mac OS X (v10.6-v10.8)
Up to 4 FPS in Speed Priority Continuous shooting
ISO 100-25600(AUTO ISO 100-6400), 1080/60p/24p HD video (AVCHD/MP4)
3" tiltable LCD with 921,600 dots. 1/2-inch XGA OLED color electronic viewfinder with 2.4M dots
Raw and Raw + JPEG shooting. Multi-interface shoe (optional external flash sold separately)
Wi-Fi and NFC connectivity; Battery Life (Still Images): Approx. 270 shots (viewfinder) / approx. 340 shots (LCD screen) (CIPA standard)
SD/SDHC/SDXC/Memory Stick Pro Duo card slot
Compatible lenses: Sony E-mount Full Frame, operation with Minolta/Konica Minolta Maxxum A-mount lenses confirmed via optional LA-EA3/LA-EA4 adapter

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Works with free File Rescue software to save compromised data
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Sony α7

Perfection for all

Meet the full-frame, palm-sized α7: portability and capability in one. Packing a 24.3MP 35mm Full Frame sensor into a body half the weight of leading DSLRs, this is an exciting new landmark in the compact full-frame market.

Beautiful form. Robust function.

Full frame, compact form

At just 14.67 oz with battery, the α7 is about half the weight of leading DSLRs. And being less bulky as well, there’s no more giving up quality for portability.
Eye Autofocus

For perfect portraiture, this function creates sharp focus on faces even when partially turned away from the camera with a shallow depth of field, thanks to enhanced eye detection.
Where speed meets precision

Get the speed of phase detection (117 focus points) and the accuracy of contrast detection, plus more accurate eye detection, lock-on autofocus for moving subjects, and autofocus area setting options.
Built light, built to last

Crafting the α7 from magnesium, the world’s lightest structural metal, means that the camera you carry with you today will also be with you tomorrow.
Great images await

With 24.3 megapixels, a 35mm full-frame Exmor sensor, BIONZ X processor and most advanced autofocus, the α7 offers outstanding detail, sensitivity, and quality.
Smarter viewfinder, better photos

OLED (XGA) Tru-Finder with 100% frame coverage, 1024x768 resolution, high contrast, real-time settings updates, and accurate bokeh. 5 display modes and color temperature and brightness adjustment.

In the α7, Sony balances the precise control working photographers need, with the ergonomics they want. The result is carefully-crafted knobs and dials, robust functions, extensive customization potential, and recording and connectivity options, in a lightweight body 25% smaller than leading DSLRs.

Accurate bokeh display

Sony’s electronic viewfinder (EVF) presents the image directly from the sensor, so you see exactly what the finished image will be.

Zoom in on what’s important

With the Tru-Finder viewfinder, make adjustments before and during the process. So instead of wondering what you got, you can capture what you want.

Fine-tune your focus

Get instant confirmation of the most sharply-focused areas of your image with the peaking function. Adjust sensitivity and highlight color to suit.

Composition without guesswork

XGA OLED Tru-Finder viewfinder lets you see exposure adjustments before you shoot—and never take your eye off the subject.

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One-touch NFC & Wi-Fi Connectivity

The α7 has two forms of wireless sharing capability built in; NFC One-touch allows image transfer with a single tap to any NFC-compatible smartphone, tablet, or laptop. Wi-Fi allows quick uploading from many locations.

Glass worthy of a first-class camera

Sony designed a new set of E-mount lenses precisely for the internal geometries of the new full-frame range. In addition, previous-generation α owners can use the full range of E-mount lenses, or A-mounts with an adapter for a professional range of 50+ lenses.

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E mount Lens	FE 24-70 mm F4 ZA OSS	FE 16–35 mm F4 ZA OSS	FE 70-200 mm F4 G OSS	Sonnar T* FE 55 mm F1.8 ZA	FE 85mm F1.8	FE 50mm F1.8
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Minimum focus distance	1.32 ft (0.4 m)	0.92 ft (0.28 m)	3.15 ft	1.64 ft (0.5 m)	2.63 ft (0.8 m)	1.48 ft (0.45 m)
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Filter diameter (mm)	67 mm	72 mm	77 mm	49 mm	67 mm	49 mm
Weight	15.1 oz (426 g)	18.3 oz (518 g)	52.21 oz	10 oz (281 g)	13.1 oz (371 g)	6.6 oz (186 g)

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Dimensions	appr. 1.31" x .75" x 1.81"	appr. 1.06" x 1.44" x 3.12"	appr. 3" x 2.5" x 1.5"	appr. 3.03" x 3" x 1.38"	height range: 17.25” to 57.75”	appr. 3.75" x 1.68" x .56"	appr. 2.75" × 4.5" × 3.5"
Weight	appr. 1.5 oz.	appr. 2.4 oz.	appr. 3.53 oz	appr. 1 oz.	max load: 6lbs 10oz	appr. 1oz.	appr. 11.2 oz
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Customers like the quality, value, size and weight of the digital camera. They mention that the image quality is excellent, the kit lens is very decent and that its a nice package deal. They also like the ease of use, and image quality. However, some customers are mixed on speed and focus.

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103 customers mention90 positive13 negative

Customers like the quality of the camera. They say that the image quality is excellent, the kit lens is very decent, and the camera is well-built. Some say that they have no complaints about the autofocus, and that the results with good glass are astounding. Overall, most are satisfied with the quality and functionality of the product.

"...of the best cameras ever made, a game changer, and the results with good glass are ASTOUNDING. Pro quality, and I have sold stock photos already...." Read more

"...11. Video quality looks great. It has continuous focus and works well. Quality is higher than a Nikon D800 but lower than the 5DMK3...." Read more

"...The imagine quality on the A7r is EXCEPTIONAL and the level of detail is top notch quality...." Read more

"...Overall the camera feels rugged, solid/sturdy, not too heavy, not too light, VERY portable for a full frame with this type of IQ, and it is a total..." Read more

70 customers mention60 positive10 negative

Customers like the image quality of the digital camera. They say it produces stunning images and makes for unique images. The camera is sleek and fits well in their hand. Some customers mention that the video quality is great, but the files are huge and not quite what the most serious pros are looking for.

"...Low light capabilities of this sensor are unreal. Video is great but huge files and not quite what the most serious pros are looking for in video..." Read more

"...11. Video quality looks great. It has continuous focus and works well. Quality is higher than a Nikon D800 but lower than the 5DMK3...." Read more

"...the RX1r, I decided to give it a try and I was truly amazed with the quality of the pictures I was able to take with that camera...." Read more

"This camera is amazing for its size, and is producing great pictures. Unfortunately, it has a major, major design flaw - overheating...." Read more

36 customers mention33 positive3 negative

Customers like the weight of the camera. They say it's easy to use and not bulky. The build is solid and feels sturdy, making it perfect for travel photography. It's portable and not too heavy, making the camera perfect for everyday use.

"...This is so much easier to carry than a DSLR, and yet the pictures are fantastic, huge, detailed, color rich...." Read more

"...6. Very portable with the 35mm7. In camera usb charging. Great for traveling because there's one less thing to lose/carry/forget.8...." Read more

"...to carry the camera almost everywhere, making it perfect for my travel photography, while at the same time giving me the perfect shots that I look..." Read more

"...camera feels rugged, solid/sturdy, not too heavy, not too light, VERY portable for a full frame with this type of IQ, and it is a total pleasure to..." Read more

33 customers mention25 positive8 negative

Customers like the value of the camera. They say the kit lens it comes with is respectable for the price point, and it's a nice package deal. They also mention that the quality is incredible for the money, and the camera is relatively cheap compared to its performance.

"...It's actually relatively cheap compared to its performance." Read more

"...buy, for $1600+ (at the time of this writing) it is the lowest priced high-end camera with a full-frame sensor, not to mention all of the features..." Read more

"...As you can see. I can't say enough about this camera. But it's totally worth it...." Read more

"...combination of a great sensor, a compact body, and in 2017, a very reasonable price...." Read more

32 customers mention32 positive0 negative

Customers are impressed with the size of the camera. They mention that its small size and weight are unmatched by any other interchangeable lens FF camera. The portability is excellent, and the construction and control layout is excellent. The full frame size is a big deal, and this camera has a lot going for it.

"...Ok, now back to what is great, everything else. Full frame is amazing, with good glass it is mind boggling...." Read more

"This camera is amazing for its size, and is producing great pictures. Unfortunately, it has a major, major design flaw - overheating...." Read more

"...the box for the first time, I was immediately struck by the small form factor (and somewhat retro look - but just my opinion) and light-weight of..." Read more

"...It took fantastic pictures and the profile was so small. I had read some negative reviews about that lens but I loved using it...." Read more

31 customers mention31 positive0 negative

Customers find the digital camera easy to use. They mention the menu system is far easier to use and navigate than on their NEX6. The focus peaking feature makes manual lenses a breeze to use, along with the clarity of the autofocus. The pixel grid also makes it much easier to achieve critical detail, and the menu is far superior as far as user experience goes. Overall, customers find the camera to be tons of fun to use that is packed with advanced features.

"...I have nothing to complain about really, as usual the menus are good but not great, a few features I use a lot are hidden, and there could always be..." Read more

"The A7 is better suited for studio and portrait. It's a great camera to use everyday as well but definitely not for sports action or telezoom...." Read more

"...The camera is easy to use, having had NEX cameras in the past, I feel that this menu system is an improvement, though there is still the need to dig..." Read more

"...The menu system is far easier to use and navigate than on my NEX6...." Read more

29 customers mention17 positive12 negative

Customers are mixed about the focus of the camera. Some mention that the focus peaking is amazing, making manual lenses come to life in real environments. The autofocus is quick with all lenses, and users love the zoom to focus function. However, some say that it was often disappointing and awful to autofocus.

"...Small, light, compact, tough as nails, brilliant design. The viewfinder is excellent, and I can't wait to see how they improve it in the coming years..." Read more

"...11. Video quality looks great. It has continuous focus and works well. Quality is higher than a Nikon D800 but lower than the 5DMK3...." Read more

"...Many have complained that the A7 also has a slow autofocus compared to other DSLR cameras on the market but I honestly can't really tell the..." Read more

"...The zoom lens is great (though it's gotten some bad reviews), but I really like the 55mm F1.8, which couples great with the full-frame sensor on..." Read more

22 customers mention12 positive10 negative

Customers are mixed about the speed of the camera. Some mention it's the best, small, fast, and excellent quality. The pictures are transferred right away to your phone, and the autofocus is much faster than expected. However, some say that 1/60 is not fast enough for longer focal lengths, and that the auto focus is sometimes sluggish in lower light situations. Additionally, it is not good for fast moving subjects and fills the buffer pretty quickly.

"...Continuous shooting is machine gun speeds, I can rip off 10 shots and be back shooting in 2 seconds...." Read more

"...Another drawback I've noticed is that the start up time of the camera is relatively slow compared to the RX1r and significantly slow when compared..." Read more

"...8. NFC is convenient to quickly sling photos to your Android devices. Apple devices uses wifi which is also fast but a little less convenient...." Read more

"...system, the battery life, the time it takes to turn it on, the slow FPS rate, the lack of stabilization-system (in-camera), and the AutoISO...." Read more

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Mike Bokeh

Best camera I have ever used

Reviewed in the United States on May 31, 2014

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What a delight, this Sony A7 is a photographers dream. Sony is way out front with this. Small, light, compact, tough as nails, brilliant design. The viewfinder is excellent, and I can't wait to see how they improve it in the coming years. The back LCD is the best and brightest I have ever used making back shooting in the sun a real possibility, perfect for astrophotography. The focus peaking is amazing, manual lenses come to life in real environments. Auto lenses get it done, with speed focus and aperture changes instant.

I have nothing to complain about really, as usual the menus are good but not great, a few features I use a lot are hidden, and there could always be more programmable keys. Also the inability to cross use the special features like the in camera exposure stacking and HDR with timer is a little annoying. Would like to see less restrictions but I suppose that is what the will put in the next version with more memory. Write speeds on Long Exposure are about equal to the exposure time so the buffer is limited. Continuous shooting is machine gun speeds, I can rip off 10 shots and be back shooting in 2 seconds.

Ok, now back to what is great, everything else. Full frame is amazing, with good glass it is mind boggling. And good glass that is manual focus is all over Amazon from Minlota's Rokkor series of the 70's, Quntaray, tamron, Sigma and Leica. Go look find the cheap adapters and see what you have been missing. Sony makes an adapter for it's alpha lenses and that even switches the focus to phase focusing for better results. I haven't bothered with that yet because the chinese adapters are so cheap and work so well even some of the automatic canon stuff will work on this.

This is so much easier to carry than a DSLR, and yet the pictures are fantastic, huge, detailed, color rich. The only limitations are your lenses so start saving up. Rented an OTUS lens..my goodness I never knew such imaging was possible. Added Nikon lenses and now a canon EF from Tamron Vi VC with the Commlite addaptor, I will let you know about that auto lens adapter soon.

The Kit lens (14-70mm) is actually a blast and I picked that up used as well, no regrets. There are faster sports cameras, but this thing with OSS can really grab anything short of a bullet so don't listen to the detractors. For the price it can do anything. Go buy a Nikon D4 if you are shooting the Olympics for NBC, otherwise use this and get there with twice the lenses because of the lighter weight.

I bought an external Sony charger and Sony batteries, they get over 1000 shots RAW+JPG per charge. Buy Sony folks, don't go cheap on this. I do shut off the camera between shots so I get better life than some.

Get a fast big memory card for this. I love the internal charging of the battery, it uses a standard Android car charger plug! I use a 64GB Sony class 14 card and am happy, though a faster card never hurts for long exposure work.

CONS: Lack of built in stabilization on the sensor and Sony's slow roll out of lenses are both annoying, that being said this is one of the best cameras ever made, a game changer, and the results with good glass are ASTOUNDING. Pro quality, and I have sold stock photos already. 6000x4000 people, for under $2k.

I shoot in Shutter Priority or Aperture priority with manual lenses, the AUTO feature is great with the kit lens but obviously defaults to goofy settings on manual lenses. You need to know how to use an SLR to get the results from this. A remote trigger works with my Android phone and hopefully Sony will build it into the Smartwatch 2 at some point. the buttons and dials all work very well, I think the exposure dial is almost perfect, though my Fuji x series does spoil me.

You cannot find a better camera if you are looking for an all weather portable pro shooter. Well the A7R is better in some ways at least for tripod work but not for day to day shooting.

Low light capabilities of this sensor are unreal. Video is great but huge files and not quite what the most serious pros are looking for in video frame rates perhaps. Still, it works great with a manual lens and puts out Bluray quality. Great headphones jacks and mic jacks!

Ergonomics are spot on. Connectors rock solid. Manual programming hot buttons easy to setup. Getting out of zoom in play mode is annoying, but you will figure it out. Most menu items are well placed.

So much love for Sony, such a stellar piece of equipment. Run and buy one, collect good glass. Profit.

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A good studio and portrait camera

Reviewed in the United States on March 6, 2014

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The A7 is better suited for studio and portrait. It's a great camera to use everyday as well but definitely not for sports action or telezoom. There's no telezoom lens until April and it's only 200mm.

If you buy the A7/R with the Zeiss 35mm, 55mm and 24-70mm then you will have a solid system for portrait, studio and walk around system. You will probably be able the take the best pictures you've ever taken for something this compact.

Pros
1. Amazing Picture Quality especially in RAW(ARW new format). Update your software to read this format. IQ higher than 5DMK3 but lower than Nikon D800.
2. There are dedicated dials for aperture, shutter and exposure. No messing around with menus.
3. Great EVF. The eye detection works great. It will turn off the screen and turn on the EVF when you put your face up on it.
4. Hybrid AF has decent PDAF especially in daylight. Much faster and more accurate than any of the NEX series. Slower than my 5DMK3 and Nikon D800.
5. Available Zeiss lenses are some of the best on the market regardless of what system you compare to. Check DXOmark to confirm.
6. Very portable with the 35mm
7. In camera usb charging. Great for traveling because there's one less thing to lose/carry/forget.
8. NFC is convenient to quickly sling photos to your Android devices. Apple devices uses wifi which is also fast but a little less convenient.
9. SD memory slot actually support UHS-1 speeds!! finally! My Nex 5R was severely handicapped because it only supported Class 10.
10. Full Frame sensor. Compared to APS-C Nex series: less noise, more picture, etc...
11. Video quality looks great. It has continuous focus and works well. Quality is higher than a Nikon D800 but lower than the 5DMK3.

Cons
1. Slow AF low light compared to DSLRs
2. Battery life is short. Buy extra batteries and external charger!
3. Bigger lens can throw the balance off and make it easy to slip out of your hands.
4. Shutter vibrations confirmed to blur pictures under 1/160. Keep shutter speed 1/160 at least. Recommend 1/250.
5. Very limited FE mount lens selection. You can use other E mount lens but most lenses will force you to crop.
6. In camera usb charging. Charge time unacceptable ~5-6 hours.
7. No dual memory slots.
8. AF too slow to be effective for sports or anything fast moving.
9. Scene modes doesn't work that well sometimes because of shutter vibrations. I don't think most people will be using these modes anyways.
10. Annoying squishy feeling shutter button. There's no click to it at all.
11. No touch screen. Don't understand this decision. I want a touch screen because it makes videos a whole lot easier.

I don't see a point in reiterating what many reviews have already said so I will just answer the most common questions and misinformation. I will also update more as I go.

The high ISO problem in Auto mode and shutter vibrations

From what I've researched, these cameras have sensor shakes due to the shutter impacts. Anything slower than 1/160 sec shutter speed will show up in the picture. It is easily noticeable when you are at 1/60 and below. I highly recommend you use 1/250 or faster speed. I normally choose higher shutter speed anyways since the 55mm and 35mm does not have OSS. But OSS does not eliminate the shutter vibrations, just the hand shakes problems. So regardless of what lens you use, use high shutter speed.

I honestly don't see much IQ degradation from ISO 320 to 1600 due to noise or details. It's when you hit 6400 that it becomes a problem. The sony A7/R will still have better IQ at ISO 1600 than an OMD EM1 at ISO 320. I wouldn't call that a con.

In manual mode, auto iso should work properly if you choose aperture and shutter speed yourself. It should only come up with the correct ISO or the picture will be too bright. The complaints here sounds like people moving up from enthusiasts cameras and not fully knowing the professional side. Auto everything doesn't work and you don't use it. Pros will use some auto settings but not fully auto. The most common modes are aperture priority, shutter priority and manual. The high ISO problem also disappear when you turn off DRO. I prefer HDR over DRO anyways.

If you buy this camera and pair it with good lens like the Zeiss 55mm and 35mm, then most of your problems are solved. You will actually get better IQ than a 5DMK3 with a 50mm 1.2L(I have this set up as well so I know). The 5DMK3 will have better AF, AF speed, and much much longer battery life though. Depending whether you are shooting from a Tripod or not, your choices are clear.

The battery problem.

We don't have much choices here. I hate the idea of a compact pro camera that can only get 340 shots. The good news is there is actually a battery grip. The bad news about that is it adds more bulk, weight and kind of defeating the whole purpose of being compact.

However, I do like the added bulk of the grip. It does balance out the camera when you use bulkier lens like the Zeiss 55mm. It also gave me better grip and I feel more confident about not dropping it. Having 2 batteries does give me roughly the same amount of shoot time as a 5DMK3 with no battery grip. The bonus with the A7 is that it is still lighter and less bulky than the 5DMK3.

It cost about $250 and there's bundles here for $250 with some accessories with a half decent SD card for back up. I would pick the one with the wall battery charger. I hate the in camera charging for obvious reasons.

Good luck and I hope I answered the questions.

I wish I could rate the camera as 4.5 stars. It seriously meets most marks. What it lacks is battery life(easy to fix) and good native lens collection(takes some time). There are only 4 FF Zeiss lenses but they are amazing. The 55mm Zeiss($1000) rivals the $4000 Otus for Nikon. I highly recommend you use the Zeiss 35mm and 55mm lens with this. It's actually relatively cheap compared to its performance.

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what a fantastic camera

Reviewed in Canada on May 27, 2020

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This camera has exceeded my expectations in every way. I was a lifelong canon user, and am probably a sony user for life now. It was a bit of a learning curve making the switch but this has made me a better photographer and has made me more able to take on new photography adventures since getting it.
I would absolutely buy a Sony alpha camera again.

Matthew B.

Good high quality camera to start off with

Reviewed in Canada on December 9, 2017

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It took me a really long time to decide if I wanted to spend the money and buy this camera. I'd give this camera a 4.6 if I could, because it is an older remodel with a few flaws. If you're starting off with really photography and wanted to buy a high end camera that might be a little cheaper than the others, buy this one. Every feature it has is amazing, and although the screen and view finder could have better pixel density (the newer models probably improved it) its definitely a better experience than mirror cameras in my opinion. It can connect to your phone and everything. The interface is a little jumbled and can be difficult at times, but that wouldn't change my review because the quality of photos I got from it are amazing. (I am also putting up a bunch of different unedited photos I took with this camera)

And if you do buy the camera here are some tips I'd suggest and I've heard:

Make sure you don't expose the sensor too much, and get a small can of compressed air to get things out of the cavity if you something happens to get in.

The battery isn't the best so buy a few extra batteries packs (and get a charging hub that doesn't over charge the batteries)

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Christopher E Sit

Fast shipping, excellent price, great camera

Reviewed in Canada on October 30, 2018

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Awesome camera. Delivered before schedule. Excellent deal with kit lens. Still very much a great camera in 2018. Very happy with my purchase

chris schoenne

Five Stars

Reviewed in Canada on October 27, 2016

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Best camera I have ever owned.

Ryan

Five Stars

Reviewed in Canada on February 5, 2016

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Brand	Sony
Connectivity Technology	USB
Flash Memory Type	SD
Color	Black
Special Feature	Image Stabilization
Optical Zoom	2.5 x
Photo Sensor Technology	CMOS
Model Name	A7
Video Capture Resolution	4K
Minimum Focal Length	28 Millimeters

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Sony α7

Perfection for all

Beautiful form. Robust function.

Full frame, compact form

Eye Autofocus

Where speed meets precision

Built light, built to last

Great images await

Smarter viewfinder, better photos

Accurate bokeh display

Zoom in on what’s important

Fine-tune your focus

Composition without guesswork

One step further

One-touch NFC & Wi-Fi Connectivity

Glass worthy of a first-class camera

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