Sony A7C II + 28-60mm kit

Sony A7C II + 28-60mm SLR camera kit

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This kit includes the compact Sony FE 28-60mm f/4-5.6 lens

The Sony A7C II is a combination of small size and big performance. The external dimensions are roughly the same as the APS-C sensor size camera A6700, but the camera has a full-frame sensor borrowed from the A7 IV. In addition, the Bionz XR processor familiar from the top models has been borrowed and it brings innovations such as autofocus.

• Full-size sensor in a compact body
• Same 33MP full-frame sensor technology as the A7 Mark IV
• Internal image stabilization, 7-stop power
• AI-tuned autofocus with subject detection
  
• 4K 30P video (oversampled from 7K data) and 4K 60P video recording with 1.5x crop
• Same size as A6600 body, weight 514g
• New index finger operated adjustment roller on the front
• Weather and dust-proof construction
• FZ100 battery - good battery life thanks to larger battery type

New technology in a small body

The camera sensor has a resolution of 33 megapixels, the same as the A7 Mark IV body. The burst shooting is also the same, recording 10 images per second.

• Ai Processing unit - separate processor for autofocus
• Identify and track with precision: birds, animals, vehicles and now insects and airplanes
• Same focusing capabilities for stills and video without limitations
• 759 phase-detection AF points spread over a wide area
• Focus works well even for small objects or objects with their back to the camera thanks to detection

New high-end cameras have a lot of machine learning features that recognize figures, animals or vehicles, which helps focus and especially continuous focus work quickly. In addition to recognizing just body parts , the system can recognize and predict the movements of the person in the picture using Pose estimation technology, so the focus system is ready to focus quickly, as if guessing where the focus should be.

This enhances the reliability and speed of focusing, especially in demanding situations, such as when the subject is in a dense forest, when shooting against backlight, or when other subjects are moving in the frame.

And what this new focus system can track with focus:

• Animals (you can choose birds or animals or both together)
• Insects (butterflies, dragonflies, etc.!)
• Cars/Trains
• Airplanes

And the animals are no longer cats or dogs, meaning the same focusing features work well on very exotic wild animals or more domesticated subjects like squirrels and rodents.

The same AI Processing Unit is also used to adjust exposure and white balance, and the camera also has a separate sensor for light and infrared frequencies, which record colors as realistically as possible even in difficult conditions. Sony has put this into numbers and promises 20% more accurate exposure when there is a person's movement detected in the image.

In addition, macro and landscape photographers will appreciate the focus bracketing function, which means the camera can take up to 299 images with slightly changing focus. These can be used on a computer to create a single image with a wide depth of field.

The image stabilization has also been updated from the previous version and is now 7 stops in power.

Sony A7C II in video shooting

Like the Sony A7 IV, this camera is also available for video use by many photographers. The camera's 4K video is recorded using the entire pixel count of the sensor, meaning that a 7K image is converted into a 4K video file. This supersampling technology results in sharper images and less noise and aliasing than 4K video, which records every other pixel in the video (and wastes half of the image information!).

In a nutshell, this one takes at least the same level of video as the big brother model, meaning there are plenty of examples on Youtube. And in some respects, the features are better. Here are the magic words for video recording:

• Max. 4K XAVC SI 600MBps recording
• 4K 30P video (oversampled from 7K data) and 4K 60P video recording with 1.5x crop
• FullHD 120P slow-motion videos and a dedicated Slow&Quick recording mode for recording fast-motion and slow-motion videos directly in the camera
• S-Log 3, S-Gamut3 and S-Cinetone settings, i.e. a wide tonal range and the same tonal range as in Sony film cameras
• Live streaming via USB-C cable directly
• Creative looks, or rather color presets for videography
• Latest focus aids: Focus breathing compensation, focus mapping, focus peaking with autofocus, autofocus assist
• Auto framing: like a built-in cameraman that follows the subject and frames the image
• Active mode power setting for video stabilization

So, like Sony's new bodies, the features are okay, so the video quality also depends on skills and ideas.

The camera has a microphone and headphone jack. In addition to the traditional 3.5mm jack, the camera comes with Sony's digital interface for audio devices (for example, the M-B1N digital microphone ) which completely bypasses the most common sources of noise and allows for up to four-channel recording.

Sony A7C II vs. A7 Mark IV?

If the first A7C was a slightly stripped-down little brother model, now we're going to go over some of the features of the A7 IV: it comes with better stabilization, more advanced autofocus and additional features for video recording. However, the A7 VI will remain on sale as normal and offers a slightly more solid grip on the camera, a larger and more accurate electronic viewfinder and two memory card slots.

Flash sync is possible with the A7C at a speed of 1/160, while the Mark IV's fastest speed is 1/250. This may be important for those shooting with flash.

The Sony A7C II includes one memory card slot (vs. two slots in larger models).

The Sony A7C has pretty good controls for adjusting settings for its size, and now has a dial on the front of the body. The biggest difference compared to larger Sony cameras is the lack of a joystick , meaning you have to move the focus point, for example, via the touchscreen (or rely on automatic subject detection).

And to recap the reasons why the A7C II is better:

• Smaller size and lighter weight
• More effective stabilizer
• More video features
• Slightly better autofocus
• Cheaper

The battery type is FZ100, the same as in all of Sony's new generation cameras. This offers very good battery life, with a full charge you can take about 530 pictures (depending on whether you shoot through the viewfinder or the screen). Charging is possible directly in the camera via the USB-C connection. A charger or cable is not included, but you can use, for example, a USB-C charger from a phone or computer.

The Sony A7C II is weatherproof.

Specifications:

• Compatibility: Sony FE mount
• Sensor: full-frame CMOS, resolution 33 megapixels
• Built-in 5-axis image stabilization, 7 stops of power
• Sensitivity: ISO 100-51200 (expanded to 50-204800)
• 759 phase-detection AF points
• Burst shooting: 10fps (JPG 1000 images and RAW 44)
• Video recording: 4K XAVC IS 10bit, 24/25/30P, bitrate max. 600Mbps, FullHD also 100/120P
• No 30-minute time limit for video recording
• Electronic viewfinder, resolution 2.36M dots, magnification 0.7x
• 3' vari-angle touchscreen, 1.37M dots resolution
• Flash sync 1/160
• 1pc USH-II SDXC memory card slot
• USB-C USB 3.1 Gen 2, HDMI Micro, 3.5mm microphone and headphone jacks
• Bluetooth 4.2 & Wifi 2.5 / 5 Ghz
• Battery type NP-FZ100, approximately 530 shots on a single charge
• Size: 124 x 71.1 x 63.4mm
• Weight: 514g (429g without battery and memory card)

The sales package includes:

• Sony a7C II Mirrorless Camera (silver) camera body
• Sony ALC-B1EM body cap
• Shoulder Strap

The sales package does not include a USB cable or charger.