Sony Alpha A7C II Camera Body (Black) by Onestop Digital

I’ve had this camera almost a week now and it’s been in my hands every day. I work with cameras and wanted a body that could make the most out of my Sony glass but was smaller and lighter than what I use professionally. I wanted something fun.So far, this camera has fit the bill. The tradeoffs (single card slot, smaller EVF, lower frame rate) don’t bother me in practice, and I find myself actually carrying the camera with me more often.This wouldn’t be my go-to camera for professional video, sports, wedding coverage, but it’ll do the job in a pinch. The image quality and auto focus are top-notch and the control layout is smart and effective.Great balance of size, features, price and design. No excuses not to have this camera with you.

This upgrade solved pretty much every issue I had with the original A7c. The EVF is bigger and much brighter, the menu system is much easier to navigate, the fact that I can shoot in 10bit color makes color grading much more predictable. The IBIS is much better, the ability to assign a LUT to the files in camera makes it so much easier. This is one upgrade that I am absolutely thrilled with. Thanks Sony.

I’ve had the Sony A7iv for awhile and it’s been fantastic. I’ve always lusted after the size of A7c, but it was just too limited. The A7cii is near perfect with its 33mp sensor, additional dials/buttons, new AI/AF, improved LCD and EVF, LUT support, internal Timelapse, auto framing, new menu system, marker display for photos, etc., all while maintaining a compact and light form factor. It took me awhile to customize all the settings and dials because I was not able to import the A7iv settings into the A7cii. The buttons feel a bit different than the A7iv (less travel), and obviously the smaller body means the grip and feel is different. But this is what I wanted when I originally bought the A7iv, and I’m glad Sony finally delivered.