SONY α7 II

The Sony Alpha a7 II is an image-stabilized full frame mirrorless camera, the fourth release in Sony's a7 lineup and the follow up the original a7. It uses the same 24-megapixel sensor as its predecessor, and the same Bionz X processor as the rest of the a7 series. Improvements come in the form of 5-axis sensor-based image stabilization, improved AF performance and some overall design tweaks. The controls are laid out in similar fashion to the a7, though the grip, command dials and shutter have been completely redesigned.

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  1. Unknown4 April 2017 at 08:38

    I have bought the Sony a 7 II last week and i felt that the body of the a7 II is physically larger, and about 25% heavier than the original a7-series cameras. However there are improvements, the AF has been improved about 30% over its predecessor thanks to algorithm tweaks, and tracking has been improved 1.5x.


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  2. Unknown4 April 2017 at 08:43

    I would like to purchase the SONY a 7 R II if it is available in Photo Fanatic Store.The overall combination of the 42mp bsi sensor, a great autofocus system, absolutely necessary IBIS, and some really high quality lenses, just consistently delivers a level of image quality that is totally rewarding.

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  3. Unknown4 April 2017 at 08:51

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  4. Unknown6 April 2017 at 11:25

    I have the Alpha a7II and find the manual not helpful at all.
    I'm having trouble with shooting true colour with indoor lighting, no flash, just trying to set-up the CUSTOM WHITE BALANCE.
    I'm trying this process and it's not working for me.

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    1. Photo Fanatic9 April 2017 at 19:47

      Sorry about that, we will assist you with the problem (:

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