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Sony α7R II Full-frame Mirrorless Interchangeable-Lens Camera

Realism meets resolution and sensitivity - with the first (1) back-illuminated 35 millimeter full-frame CMOS image sensor. The α7R II increases image quality with 42.4MP resolution, up to ISO 102,400 sensitivity and speedy response with 5fps and a Fast Hybrid AF system (399 AF points).

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First (1) Full-frame back-illuminated Exmor R CMOS sensor with 42.4 MP The newly developed 35mm Exmor R CMOS sensor is the very first full-frame sensor with back-illuminated structure. The structure combines gapless on-chip lens design and AR (anti-reflective) coating on the surface of the sensor's glass seal - with no low-pass filter - to dramatically improve light collection efficiency, even though the pixels are smaller than the ones in the α7R. Moreover, the wiring layer now uses copper (instead of aluminum) wiring for faster transmission speed (2). The results are truly remarkable – with incredibly detailed 42.4 megapixel stills and 4k video with high sensitivity - up to ISO 102,400 (3), low-noise performance and wide dynamic range that are superior to previous models.	5-axis in-body image stabilization optimized for 42.4MP full-frame The 5-axis SteadyShot INSIDE image stabilization system is fine-tuned for high-resolution image sensors. It accurately compensates for blur caused by camera shake from five different directions—vertical, horizontal, pitch, yaw and roll—as opposed to only two in previous systems. The 5-axis image stabilizing system excels during video recording and even compensates for blur caused by the photographer walking or running. It’s a true marvel of engineering. You can even monitor the stabilizing effects of camera shake compensation in the viewfinder or LCD screen while shooting still images by pressing the shutter button halfway or magnifying the image, and while shooting movies by entering movie mode.	4K movie recording (5) with full pixel readout and no pixel binning The α7R II is the world’s first (1) camera to offer 4K movie recording (5) to internal media in the full-frame format. It also provides you the option of shooting 4k in the super 35mm format. Enjoy the expansive power that the full-frame image sensor can express in 4k with direct pixel readout and no line skipping. In super-35 format, the α7R II employs oversampling with full pixel readout and no line skipping or pixel binning - resulting in images that exhibit higher resolution and less moiré and jaggies than typical 4K movies. Fast hybrid AF with 399 phase detection AF points and 5-axis image stabilization take movie making to a new level.

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Fast Hybrid AF with 399 focal plane phase-detection AF pts Your shots of action can look clearer than ever, thanks to a new full-frame image sensor that assures the world’s highest number of focal plane phase-detection AF points, at 399, and the widest coverage, of 45% of the image area (1). With its accelerated readout and an advanced algorithm to anticipate subject movement, the sensor also makes it possible for the Fast Hybrid AF system with additional 25-point contrast-detection AF points to raise speed, accuracy, and tracking performance to incredible heights, even when shooting at up to 5fps at 42.4MP. Faster readout thanks to the back-illuminated structure of the image sensor improved AF response so dramatically that the AF system of the α7R II instantly captures even fast-moving subjects with razor-sharp clarity.	2.4-million dot XGA OLED Tru-Finder w/ ZEISS T* coating See every detail in every scene with the XGA OLED Tru-Finder electronic viewfinder. The new four-lens optical system with double-sided aspherical elements provides views of cutting-edge clarity and contrast throughout the entire width and length of the display. Better yet, ZEISS T* coating ensures absolutely minimal surface reflection. You’ll enjoy rich tonal gradations and high-end features like 100% frame coverage, and the world's highest (1) magnification in a full-frame camera with EVF at 0.78x7. View every scene in rich detail as the viewfinder faithfully displays what will appear in your recording, including the effects of your camera settings, so you can accurately monitor the results.	Simple connectivity to smartphones via Wi-Fi/NFC Thanks to built-in Wi-Fi, you can easily connect to a compatible iOS or Android smartphone or tablet with the free PlayMemories Mobile App. From there you can control your camera, preview and frame using your mobile device and trigger the camera shutter or movie button. Then instantly transfer a photo or MP4 movie to your device. NFC (Near Field Communication) provides 'one-touch connection' convenience to Android smartphones and tablets with NFC. Simply touch devices to connect. Setting up your mobile device is as simple as downloading a free PlayMemories Mobile app.	Personalize your camera with PlayMemories Camera Apps (9) Add new features to your α7R II with PlayMemories Camera Apps (9). Find apps to fit your shooting style - with everything from time lapse, motion shot and more. Use apps that shoot, share and save photos to your smartphone using Wi-Fi, making it easy to post photos directly to your favorite social media site or backup images to the cloud without connecting to a computer.

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Focal plane phase-detection AF with A-mount lenses (10) The α7R II offers focal plane phase-detection AF with A-mount lenses, (10) so you can take advantage of the wide AF coverage of 399 focal plane phase-detection AF points, high-speed response, high tracking capability and high optical performance of A-mount lenses. This is only possible with A-mount lenses mounted using a LA-E3 or LA-EA1 (APS C format with LA-EA1) lens mount adaptor and that have a SSM (Super Sonic wave Motor) or SAM (Smooth Autofocus Motor).	Durable reduced-vibration shutter The new shutter's braking mechanism cuts mechanical front/rear curtain vibration by about 50% (2). Also, use the electronic front curtain for even less vibration. This not only minimizes camera shake that can blur details in 42.4-megapixel images — it makes the shutter durable enough to have been tested to 500,000 cycles (4).	Tough magnesium alloy body and robust lens mount Designed for solid reliability and steady handling, the α7R II's compact body is built to withstand the rigors of shooting in the field, thanks to an internal structure and top, front, and rear covers all made of strong, rigid magnesium alloy. Furthermore, the α7R II features a robust lens mount with the strength and rigidity to match the body – this is especially good for mounting large, heavy lenses such as super telephoto lenses and those preferred for movie shooting.	3" LCD screen tilts up & down for high & low-angle framing The tiltable 3 inch (1,229k dots) Xtra Fine LCD Display makes it easy to photograph over crowds, or objects close to the ground or maybe you just want to get a different perspective. The screen can swivel up approx. 107 degree and down approximately 41 degree. The large display delivers brilliant-quality still images and movies thanks to WhiteMagic technology that nearly doubles the brightness of the display through a unique RGBW pixel structure for easier checking of the focus and image details.


	SEL-2470GM	SEL-2470Z	SEL-1635Z	SEL-70200G	SEL-55F18Z	SEL-90M28G
E mount Lens	FE 24-70 mm F2.8 GM	Vario-Tessar T* FE 24-70 mm F4 ZA OSS	Vario-Tessar T* FE 16–35 mm F4 ZA OSS	FE 70-200 mm F4 G OSS	Sonnar T* FE 55 mm F1.8 ZA	FE 90 mm F2.8 Macro G OSS


	NP-FW50	BC-TRW	ECM-XYST1M	ECM-AW4	RM-TDSLR2	HVL-F45RM
Accessory Type	Battery	Battery charger	Microphone	Microphone	Remote Commander	Flash
Product name	W-series Rechargeable Battery Pack	Travel charger for W-series battery	Stereo Mic For Multi-Interface Shoe	Wireless Microphone	Wireless Remote Commander	External Flash with Wireless Radio Control

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2015 Sony Electronics Inc. All rights reserved. Reproduction in whole or in part without written permission is prohibited. Sony is not responsible for typographical and photographic errors. Features and specifications are subject to change without notice.

FOOTNOTES:

1 Among digital cameras with a 35mm full-frame image sensor at the time of June 2015 press release, based on Sony research.

2 In comparison with the α7R.; 3 ISO 100-25600 expandable to ISO 50–102400 for shooting still images.

4 According to Sony internal testing, with the electronic front curtain shutter activated.; 5 Movie recording is possible for approximately 29 minutes.

6 A class 10 or higher SDXC memory card is required to record movies in the XAVC S format. UHS Speed Class 3 is also required for recording at 100Mbps.

7 Among digital still camera viewfinders at the time of June 2015 press release. Full-display diagonal field of view: approx. 38.5 degrees; live-view-display diagonal field of view: approx. 37.2 degrees. The viewfinder magnification is approx. 0.78x (with 50mm lens at infinity, -1m-1). As of June 2015 based on Sony research.

8 Some functions can only be assigned to certain buttons.; 9 Requires a valid Sony Entertainment Network account. Some apps require a fee.

10 Requires optional LA-EA1 or LA-EA3 lens adaptor with SSM or SAM A-mount lens.

Sony, BIONZ X, Exmor R, PlayMemories Home, PlayMemories Mobile, PlayMemories Camera Apps, PlayMemories Online, SteadyShot INSIDE, Xtra Fine LCD and the Sony logo are marks of Sony Corporation. AVCHD is a mark of Panasonic Corporation and Sony Corporation. Windows is a mark of Microsoft Corporation. Mac OS and iMovie are marks of Apple Computers, Inc. HDMI are a mark of HDMI Licensing LLC. All other marks are marks of their respective owners.

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Sold By	Beach Camera Same Day Shipping	Amazon.com	Amazon.com	Focus Camera LLC	Amazon.com
Screen Size	3 inches	3 inches	3 inches	3.0 inches	3 inches
Has Image Stabilization	Yes	Yes	Yes	—	Yes
Item Dimensions	9.61 x 6.10 x 5.67 inches	5.00 x 3.88 x 3.00 inches	5.00 x 3.87 x 3.00 inches	18.00 x 14.10 x 7.60 inches	5.13 x 3.88 x 3.13 inches
Item Weight	3.00 lbs	1.44 lbs	1.45 lbs	1.00 lbs	1.27 lbs
Optical Sensor Resolution	0 megapixels	24.2 megapixels	42.4 megapixels	—	61 megapixels
Optical Zoom	1x	2x	1x	3x	0
Photo Sensor Size	Full Frame (35mm)	Full Frame (35mm)	Full Frame (35mm)	Full Frame (35mm)	Full Frame (35mm)
Video Capture Resolution	4K UHD 2160p	4K UHD 2160p	FHD 1080p	4K UHD 2160p	4K UHD 2160p
Viewfinder Type	Electronic	Electronic	Electronic	Electronic	Electronic

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Interchangeable Lens Digital Camera with APS-C, Auto Focus & 4K Video - ILCE 6300L Body with 3” LCD Screen & 16-50mm Power Zoom Lens - E Mount Compatible - Black. Operating temparature - Range -32-104°F / 0-40°C

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9.61 x 6.1 x 5.67 inches

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3 pounds

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ILCE7RM2/B

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1 Lithium ion batteries required. (included)

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257 ratings

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#10,120 in Electronics (See Top 100 in Electronics)
#15 in Mirrorless Cameras

Is Discontinued By Manufacturer

Date First Available

June 10, 2015

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GummyInCali

The A7R II is a keeper

Reviewed in the United States on June 6, 2017

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I have just purchased the A7II, love using it but when the A9 was released the price of the A7R II dropped. I could not pass up the moment and sold my A7II. It is not a sports camera but for me it is the total package. For what the camera can do, the price is worth it. Despite future iterations of the A7R, this one will be a keeper. I will never be upgrading for many years to come. This and my other mirrorless cameras, Panasonic GX8, G85 and Ricoh GR II have never been a disappointment and I always have fun using them. I can't say that much when I had my Nikon D610 and those big heavy lenses. As a workhorse camera, I do agree DSLRs are still better but if you only need one camera in your bag, a compromise for having something small and lighweight for travel and professional work, mirrorless is the way to go. Took these few snapshots soon as I got the camera.

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Alan E. Gesler

I can't tell you how much this camera has added to my life

Reviewed in the United States on September 2, 2015

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I began shooting with 35mm slr's 50 years ago. Found my way into the air force where I got trained in 4 x 5. Fell in love. I shot a whole bunch of 4 x 5 cameras both in b&w and color for years. Did my own darkroom work. Loved it. Got older and not so strong. Went to Hasselblad, just like Ansel. Loved it. Never lost my preference for German glass. Then digital came along. I was slow to respond. Finally I took the dive. Traded everything film for a Canon system. EOS 5D Mark II with 16-35, 24-70, and 70-200. I thought zooms would make life easier. But I began to lose interest in photography. I'd just grab the camera, zoom, and snap. My photos showed my laziness. With the 4 x 5 and a fixed lens, tripod position was everything. With zooms it didn't matter. Then Sony comes out with this camera. It's magical. Mirrorless. No bypass filter! Incredible low light sensitivity. F**k flash. A body that feels like the Leica M3. A shutter with almost no vibration, but a definite, solid feel. The "program" mode is just like the Hasselblad EV setting. There's a level in the viewfinder. How long did it take to come up with that? On and on. One of the things that slowed my move from film to digital was the difference in dynamic range. No more. You can, in the camera, take bracketed exposures of the same scene exceeding the range of film. For an old dog, this is Nirvana. And German glass. I've gone back to Zeiss prime lenses and I LOVE IT.

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Other than that the AF is very good, but takes a while to master

Reviewed in the United States on July 22, 2018

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There is quite a learning curve with this camera but all the technology is worth it. This is my first Sony body and I have no regrets... actually I have one, the file sizes are HUGE!!! lol I had to buy a new computer to handle this much resolution and the trick stuff I do in Photoshop, I would get 1GB+ Photoshop files, but I do extensive retouching in my portrait photography. Other than that the AF is very good, but takes a while to master, the eye AF is killer and is the reason I switched to Sony.

The lenses that come with this system are very expensive. I'd recommend getting the 85 1.8 as the best quality for cost lens. Or get a used Zeiss 55 1.8 for a good price, those are the lenses I used now and the sharpness is other worldly. Let me explain to you that these lenses are tack sharp on a 43MP Sensor which means they are REALLY Sharp, most lenses cannot resolve well enough to stay sharp even above 30MP, but its really something you only see if you are pixel peeping.

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Raymond Larose

A Wonderful Powerhouse

Reviewed in the United States on June 12, 2017

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Walking around with this camera is very comfortable - yet not as stealthy as my RX1R II. The body is solid though a little small and I find my pinky dangles in the air - so I use it to support the bottom of the body. Middle and ring fingers hold on to the small front grip (which is comfortable) and my index finger lives between the shutter release and shutter speed dial (explained a little more below). There is a slight bump-out on the rear where my thumb comfortably sits and provides quick access to the f-stop dial. It's a slightly different grip on the RX1R II which, though smaller, doesn't make it seem as small - maybe the lack of the bump-out grip in the front of the RX1R II.

I enjoy the placement of the buttons and dials on this camera. They are solid and smooth to operate - and the ones that need to click into position do so. At this time, with the camera always in manual (M) mode I have the front dial set to adjust shutter speed, the rear to adjust f-stop and a button on the rear to adjust ISO on the fly. A single click on the button brings up the ISO menu, then the thumb wheel allows me to quickly scroll to the rating I want.

The only other button programmed so far is C1 for eye detection. Obviously, only used in portraits but seems to nail it every time. I use this same setup on the RX1R II. I have been using the Exposure Comp wheel more and more to give me the exposure exactly how I want it rather than relying on post to correct that. Also been getting into relying almost solely on the histogram in the viewfinder to expose my work now.

The shutter release is smooth and pleasing (and I like the sound of it) and has the option of silent shutter, though I haven't tried that to date.

SONY A7R II - SENSOR

The A7R II has a 42.4-megapixel back-illuminated 35mm full-frame Exmor R CMOS sensor powered by the BIONZ X image processing engine to support 14-bit uncompressed RAW images. Technically, getting an ISO range of 50-102,400 but realistically using ISO 100-25,600. Even more realistically for my style is ISO 100-6400.

Unlike my RX1R II, there is no optical low-pass filter on this camera.

5-AXIS IMAGE STABILIZATION

The Sony A7R II has 5-Axis Image Stabilization which has been maximized for the 42 MP sensor. This system corrects camera shake while shooting along the 5 axes of angular shake (pitch & yaw), shift shake (along the x/y axis), and rotational shake (roll). Pair this with a IS lens (like the Zeiss Batis 85 I have been using) and you can freehand some ultra-lowlight photography.

BATTERY

Battery is notoriously bad on these cameras, but there are a ton of tips and tricks out there to increase life. Best thing I suggest is tossing the camera into Airplane mode - this turns off all the Wi-Fi and searching for networks. With this off, I can shoot all day with 3 batteries at the ready. To be honest, I shoot so little on a typical day (200-300 max photos) that I seldom need to jump to a backup.

Some other things you can try are reducing the brightness in the monitor and viewfinder, having a short power-save time, turn off the "Sunny Weather" option, turn off audio signals and turn off Pre-AF.

If I am walking around between shots, I tend to switch the camera off too. Not sure how much that helps, but a habit I picked up with the RX1R II.

I also suggest having a couple battery backups and a couple chargers in the house. Right now, I have 2 Sony stock batteries and 2 off-brand ones. I haven't noticed much of a difference between the two. For the house, I have a pair of chargers, as these batteries seem to take forever to get to a full charge. At least with a pair, I am able to cut the charge time in half.

FINDER / SCREEN

There are a couple ways to compose images with the A7R II. Either the screen on the back of the camera with LiveView or via the Electronic View Finder (EVF) that's really a godsend. The camera has the intelligence to automatically only power the view you are using. If LiveView, the EVF is powered off. If you put your eye to the EVF, it fires up in an instant and the back screen powers down. Very good for a camera that's a battery whore, as mentioned above.

With either of these views, you can increase or decrease the resolution, though they both look really good at standard. Very bright and quite responsive. Nearly identical to what I said about the RX1R II and not like the LiveView of the past (where my last experience was with a laggy Sony NEX-3). I keep the rear screen fairly dim, so I like to use the finder as my review of images when needed.

The eye cup for the A7R II finder is much better than the RX1R II, by the way. The former is a proper viewfinder with a rubberized eye cup (see rear image of A7R II below in the My Defaults section) while the later is a pop-up EVF and does not offer eye relief at all.

Both screens offer a slew of data from shutter speed, ISO, f-stop to digital levels, histograms and so on. I won't bore you with all the goodies, but there is a plethora of stuff that can be added to or removed from either screen.

The rear screen tilts up and down which is nice to hold over your head or at your feet to frame a decent shot. I don't use the screen often, but really enjoy the ability when I need it to compost a shot this way. I find this can be a stealthy way of composing a shot without those around aware of what you're doing - if stealth is your motive.

AUTOFOCUS

The Sony A7II offers up 25 contrast detection points and 399 phase detection points covering about half the sensor. The modes available here are Single, Continuous and Manual focus as well as AF-A and DMF modes that can be used with the native FE glass. As I don't tend to shoot moving targets, I stick to Single mode for almost all my shooting and have found it to be quite fast and really accurate.

As always, you can also switch the focus areas between Wide Area, Zone Area, Center Area (my preference), Flexible Spot, Expand Flexible Spot, Lock-on AF Expand Flexible Spot, Lock-on AF, Eye AF (which I mapped to C1), and Face Detection.

Like with the Sony RX1R II, the files spoil me. There is a great deal of latitude in them and so much shadow detail. The IQ is really nice to work with and I am getting the hang of how they behave with my one-click edits.

Conclusions

It is very early on with this camera to have any firm conclusions, but I have to tell you, I was secretly hoping to not love this one. I have my film cameras that I am more than happy with, and my Sony RX1R II that I figured was all I wanted. I wanted to shoot this, get it out of my system, then return it. Well, it's not going back. As soon as I strapped on the Zeiss Batis 85 and walked around with the Sony A7R II I was smitten. This camera is really offering everything I currently want in a digital setup. Gorgeous files with the colors I enjoy, great speed and a joy to walk around with. I read complaints about the menu system, but really, once you set it up once, you don't need to dig in there much and it truly isn't that bad.

This is a fine compliment to my film work and will also be a great compliment to the Sony RX1R II - so yes, they are both staying. I plan to get a ton of use out of this throughout the year and re-touch this review with future thoughts, uses, issues or what have you.

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Terrence

Great High Resolution Camera at a Great Price

Reviewed in Canada on February 10, 2019

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I recently bought the Sony A7R II from Amazon.ca
The image quality is great, and almost identical to the more expensive A7R II

I compared both a friend's A7R III with my A7R II, and a side from the physical differences (joystick/dual SD card slots etc), the burst FPS, and all you care about is IMAGE QUALITY, then save your money and buy the A7R II. Both these cameras has the EXACT SAME Full Frame Image Sensor.

I shoot pictures as a hobby, and mostly of nature or astrophotography (my cameras are mounted on a stationary tripod 90% of the time), this camera is perfect, and for the price to image quality performance, it cannot be beaten.

If you shoot sports and fast moving subject, you may consider the fast A7R III if resolution is important. If resolution is not important, you are better off with an A9 or a Fuji X-T3.

I am a primary Fujifilm user (Fuji X-T1 and X-T20), and this is my first Sony camera. I do have to say that the menu is definitely not as user frriendly, and the Fn menu/Q menu is not as intuitive than the Fuji. However, Sony's UI is not the worst I have used. The WORST UI I have ever used goes to.... OLYMPUS....

I like the fast this camera still has 3 control wheels (one on front, one on back, and one on the d-pad).

The lack of joystick on this camera is not something I really care about, as I manual focus all my shots 90% of the time anyways for landscapes, and star photography. The autofocus is more than adequate for casual portraiture shooting (I only shoot portraits only occasionally).

One thing to note is that I had to do an exchange on this camera. The first camera I received had a somewhat loose LCD hinge, where the tilt hinge did not allow the LCD to site flush again the body.

Since I had both A7R IIs during the exchange process, I also realized the LCD panel themselves between the 3 A7R IIs were DIFFERENT.
The one I sent back to Amazon had a brighter LCD display, but the color temperature was very cool (so maybe the perception of a brighter screen?)
My current replacement A7R II LCD screen is slightly dimmer, but the color temperature calibration on this display is much warmer (yellowish tint).

I honest does not know if the differences in LCD panel quality is a manufacturing tolerance, or just poor Quality Assurance... Either way, exchanging my current camera is too much of a hassle for just a slightly brighter screen. I only wrote this as a WARNING, and things to watch for when you order one.

The OLED Electronic Viewfinder between the two A7R IIs were IDENTICAL, so no QA issues here.

Overall, gr8 camera for the price. If you don't care for high speed shooting, then BUY IT NOW..

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Timothy Gifford

Best camera money can buy.

Reviewed in Canada on July 14, 2019

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Whether you're a pro or you're a beginner, the Sony A7R II is one of the best camera to buy. It has a ton of customization, the image quality is amazing, it takes great photos and videos, and has a very intuitive interface for people who are just starting out.

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Still very Capable for 2019 but......

Reviewed in Canada on December 10, 2019

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Still very capable for 2019. Sony is having huge issues with their app so some of their advertised functions of the camera don't work. Remote control, NFC, etc. All dead in the water. Just look it up the reviews on google playstore.

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Melody K.

Dream camera

Reviewed in Canada on December 26, 2019

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Crisp images, good video. Upgraded to this full frame camera from a Sony A6000 and never looking back.

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Ben T

I use this with a SEL2470Z lens which makes a great combo, small palm size

Reviewed in Canada on March 14, 2017

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Simply outstanding performance. I use this with a SEL2470Z lens which makes a great combo, small palm size, light weight and extreme picture quality. Even has 4K video. Documents are lacking, online PDFs are kind of cut and dry. Nothing in the box. Had to find a user group to explain the what and why of some settings. Moving from Canon was easy because moving to full frame meant I had to start over anyways.

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Mike

Even in 2019, this camera is a beast.

Reviewed in Canada on June 26, 2019

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Awesome camera all-around, particularly for landscape photography with the 42mp sensor.

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J.SG2

Excellent camera

Reviewed in Canada on July 17, 2019

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Great camera for the price

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Mark

Still a great camera for the price!

Reviewed in Canada on February 11, 2019

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For an older model this is really a great camera!!

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sarp kayali

It is really sharp

Reviewed in Canada on March 19, 2019

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It is a very good camera as we all know but build quality could be a little bit better !

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Five Stars

Reviewed in Canada on October 1, 2017

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Definitely a game changer

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5/5

Reviewed in Canada on August 17, 2019

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Love this cam to death

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Duy Anh Nguyen

perfect

Reviewed in Canada on November 13, 2019

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love it

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Paired with the proper lens, this camera is worth every penny.

Reviewed in Canada on June 5, 2017

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This is the best camera I've ever owned. I've gone through tons of cameras looking for professional quality videos (I rarely use my a7R for pictures) and this camera has bested them all in terms of quality and performance!

With my particular situation, I record videos in low lighting.. very low lighting. I was using a Canon Rebel T5i before swapping to the Sony and while that camera can manage great video quality, it doesn't handle low-light very well.
The Sony a7R not only handles my particular situation well, the way it deals with color is superb! I have a blue screen behind me that's almost pitch black, yet the picture quality is so clear that I can chroma key it out without problems.

If you're buying the a7R for pictures, it's VERY easy to get a stunning photo in crystal clear quality. I should also point out I'm using the T * FE 55mm F1.8 ZA lens which has no zoom function.

One issue I have is that the touch screen on the back of the camera doesn't pull out, making it difficult for me to adjust settings while having the camera on myself, but anybody buying a camera like this isn't buying it for selfies, so it's just a personal issue.

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Benjamin Marra

Powerhouse

Reviewed in Canada on December 7, 2016

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Best full frame mirrorless camera. I'm a photographer by trade. I shoot in studio Monday to Friday for a national e/retailer. For my work I use a combination of 35mm DSLRs and medium format cameras and the files from the Sony are absolutely incredible! I wanted a powerhouse camera with a small form factor and couldn't be happier!

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Sony a7R II Camera

Reviewed in Canada on July 28, 2016

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Excellent Camera

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Sony α7R II Full-frame Mirrorless Interchangeable-Lens Camera

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First (1) Full-frame back-illuminated Exmor R CMOS sensor with 42.4 MP

5-axis in-body image stabilization optimized for 42.4MP full-frame

4K movie recording (5) with full pixel readout and no pixel binning

Fast Hybrid AF with 399 focal plane phase-detection AF pts

2.4-million dot XGA OLED Tru-Finder w/ ZEISS T* coating

Simple connectivity to smartphones via Wi-Fi/NFC

Personalize your camera with PlayMemories Camera Apps (9)

Focal plane phase-detection AF with A-mount lenses (10)

Durable reduced-vibration shutter

Tough magnesium alloy body and robust lens mount

3" LCD screen tilts up & down for high & low-angle framing

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Brand	Sony
Color	Black
Shooting Modes	Silent Shooting
Lens	Body-only
Model Name	Sony A7R II