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Sony Alpha A7cr Mirrorless Digital Camera Body - Silver Ilce-7cr
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Sony Alpha A7cr Silver Mirrorless Digital Camera Ilce-7cr Body
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Sony Alpha a7CR Camera Body (Silver) by Onestop Digital
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Sony A7CR Body Silver - Compact High-Res Camera
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Sony Alpha a7CR Body (Silver) (SKU ILCE7CRS.CEC) - Optics
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Great camera. Have taken great pics so far. Use it more for a hobby. Only to have some great shots. Love this camera.
originally posted on bhphotovideo.com
Can I give it 7 or 8 stars? I wish I could; it deserves it.This is my 8th or 9th Sony camera and it is by far the best. To fund it I sold my A7Rii and the original A7C and a mediocre Tamron lens with too much circular distortion.When the original A7C arrived I hoped it would be the introduction of a long line of small, light, full framers and that subsequent ones would be released with larger sensors. When it didn't happen after a couple of years I had almost given up hoping but, early this past summer, as rumors bubbled up about a 32mp A7CII, hope renewed and then in August TWO CAMERAS WERE ANNOUNCED--including the 60mp A7CR. I rejoiced--and immediately pre-ordered. It arrived October 12th as promised.I am an anti-shlepper and I hate to change lenses--always ... MoreCan I give it 7 or 8 stars? I wish I could; it deserves it.This is my 8th or 9th Sony camera and it is by far the best. To fund it I sold my A7Rii and the original A7C and a mediocre Tamron lens with too much circular distortion.When the original A7C arrived I hoped it would be the introduction of a long line of small, light, full framers and that subsequent ones would be released with larger sensors. When it didn't happen after a couple of years I had almost given up hoping but, early this past summer, as rumors bubbled up about a 32mp A7CII, hope renewed and then in August TWO CAMERAS WERE ANNOUNCED--including the 60mp A7CR. I rejoiced--and immediately pre-ordered. It arrived October 12th as promised.I am an anti-shlepper and I hate to change lenses--always seeking the lightest, most compact, simplest to use, most effective, photo package to carry. I use zoom lenses exclusively and am often frustrated by their size and weight, and to cover my normal shooting range that meant carrying the Sony/Zeiss 16-35 and the Sony G 24-105--for a mere 44 ounces in addition to the 17 ounces of the A7C..., and if I needed higher resolution, carry the heavier A7Rii. UGH!!! Until now!!!Hoping that the 60mp of the A7CR would enable crop-zooming and seeking to approximate the range of the two zooms mentioned above..., with some skepticism I purchased the (well-reviewed-highly-touted) Sony G 20-70 f4 zoom and have been testing its effectiveness--WITH ROARING SUCCESS!!!The 20mm wide end of the range is quite sufficient for everything I need--tight urban settings, architectural interiors and landscapes (in fact the 16mm was a little too exaggerated so 20mm is actually better). The real test would be the long end of the range. Could cropping a 70mm image to the approximate equivalent of a 150mm focal length be achieved? The 20-70 is so sharp across the field that it accomplishes that with ease..., and more.At 100%, the full image is approximately 36 x 54 inches and, if touched with a bit of sharpening--just amazing. I have also boosted it 2x using Topaz Gigapixel AI and it holds subtle detail. Consequently, my next step is to sell both the 16-35 and 24-105 and the lens transaction will cost about $150 bucks. The earlier-mentioned 2 cameras and Tamron transaction for the A7CR cost a little more, about $1K.The total weight of the A7CR and the 20-70 is about 35 ounces--compared to the previous 62. I believe I am as close to heaven as I will ever be able to achieve. My backup is the 10.5 ounce Sony RX-100vi with a zoom equivalent of 24-200mm.My profound thanks to Sony for keeping the A7C alive!!! And my encouragement to all potential users.BTW, In the reviews of the Sony G 20-70mm f4, there are comments about circular distortions, barreling, etc. The A7CR has Lens Distortion Compensation (if you can find it in the mad-menu) which comes default set to Auto and it works almost perfectly. Maybe a little adjustment required at 20mm for interiors.
originally posted on bhphotovideo.com
Always wanted a small full frame Sony Alpha and my wish came true.I recommend this camera.
Sony Alpha A7cr Mirrorless Digital Camera Body - Silver Ilce-7cr
Free delivery
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Sony Alpha A7cr Silver Mirrorless Digital Camera Ilce-7cr Body
Delivery $74.07
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Sony Alpha a7CR Camera Body (Silver) by Onestop Digital
Free delivery between 31 Aug – 4 Sept
Sony A7CR Body Silver - Compact High-Res Camera
Delivery $76.45
Sony Alpha a7CR Body (Silver) (SKU ILCE7CRS.CEC) - Optics
Delivery $2.83
Great camera. Have taken great pics so far. Use it more for a hobby. Only to have some great shots. Love this camera.
Can I give it 7 or 8 stars? I wish I could; it deserves it.This is my 8th or 9th Sony camera and it is by far the best. To fund it I sold my A7Rii and the original A7C and a mediocre Tamron lens with too much circular distortion.When the original A7C arrived I hoped it would be the introduction of a long line of small, light, full framers and that subsequent ones would be released with larger sensors. When it didn't happen after a couple of years I had almost given up hoping but, early this past summer, as rumors bubbled up about a 32mp A7CII, hope renewed and then in August TWO CAMERAS WERE ANNOUNCED--including the 60mp A7CR. I rejoiced--and immediately pre-ordered. It arrived October 12th as promised.I am an anti-shlepper and I hate to change lenses--always ... MoreCan I give it 7 or 8 stars? I wish I could; it deserves it.This is my 8th or 9th Sony camera and it is by far the best. To fund it I sold my A7Rii and the original A7C and a mediocre Tamron lens with too much circular distortion.When the original A7C arrived I hoped it would be the introduction of a long line of small, light, full framers and that subsequent ones would be released with larger sensors. When it didn't happen after a couple of years I had almost given up hoping but, early this past summer, as rumors bubbled up about a 32mp A7CII, hope renewed and then in August TWO CAMERAS WERE ANNOUNCED--including the 60mp A7CR. I rejoiced--and immediately pre-ordered. It arrived October 12th as promised.I am an anti-shlepper and I hate to change lenses--always seeking the lightest, most compact, simplest to use, most effective, photo package to carry. I use zoom lenses exclusively and am often frustrated by their size and weight, and to cover my normal shooting range that meant carrying the Sony/Zeiss 16-35 and the Sony G 24-105--for a mere 44 ounces in addition to the 17 ounces of the A7C..., and if I needed higher resolution, carry the heavier A7Rii. UGH!!! Until now!!!Hoping that the 60mp of the A7CR would enable crop-zooming and seeking to approximate the range of the two zooms mentioned above..., with some skepticism I purchased the (well-reviewed-highly-touted) Sony G 20-70 f4 zoom and have been testing its effectiveness--WITH ROARING SUCCESS!!!The 20mm wide end of the range is quite sufficient for everything I need--tight urban settings, architectural interiors and landscapes (in fact the 16mm was a little too exaggerated so 20mm is actually better). The real test would be the long end of the range. Could cropping a 70mm image to the approximate equivalent of a 150mm focal length be achieved? The 20-70 is so sharp across the field that it accomplishes that with ease..., and more.At 100%, the full image is approximately 36 x 54 inches and, if touched with a bit of sharpening--just amazing. I have also boosted it 2x using Topaz Gigapixel AI and it holds subtle detail. Consequently, my next step is to sell both the 16-35 and 24-105 and the lens transaction will cost about $150 bucks. The earlier-mentioned 2 cameras and Tamron transaction for the A7CR cost a little more, about $1K.The total weight of the A7CR and the 20-70 is about 35 ounces--compared to the previous 62. I believe I am as close to heaven as I will ever be able to achieve. My backup is the 10.5 ounce Sony RX-100vi with a zoom equivalent of 24-200mm.My profound thanks to Sony for keeping the A7C alive!!! And my encouragement to all potential users.BTW, In the reviews of the Sony G 20-70mm f4, there are comments about circular distortions, barreling, etc. The A7CR has Lens Distortion Compensation (if you can find it in the mad-menu) which comes default set to Auto and it works almost perfectly. Maybe a little adjustment required at 20mm for interiors.
Always wanted a small full frame Sony Alpha and my wish came true.I recommend this camera.
Purchased to replace my A7 IV with the higher mega pixels and smaller body, plus even better autofocus. The camera is lightweight and takes great photos. The big weakness though is the viewfinder. It’s better than the original, but it’s small, not comfortable to use (especially with glasses on), and lacks good resolution compared to the A7 IV or A7R V. In the end, it wasn’t worth the trade off for the compact size for me, but may be fine for others. Depends on your preferences. At this price point, you may be better off finding a A7R V on sale or used. Certainly worth a look.
The sony a7cr is a very compact camera , the screw on extra drip is a good idea , which helps you with a bigger lens , it's very handy to take out, because you're only need a small bag with your camera and an extra lens, the extra megapixels helps you to crop in if you need to, great camera thanks sony
Purchased the A7CR a fews days going with the 24mm2.8g lens and i'm enjoy using it more the my A7Rv due to it light weight with the same image quality.
61MP is probably overkill, but I love how much is crammed into this little body. The extended grip helps those with larger hands but I find it fine without it. Love this camera.
A7CR is my 6th A7 camera and my favorite. I use for street photography and underwater. So the compact size is perfect for me. Also, B&H is my best friend for service and advice. Not only did they get me my gear super fast but also informed me of applicable rebates AFTER my purchase. Thank you B&H!!
Using the old kit lens from the original A7c, the images are extraordinary even with this slow lens. The new view finder and the extra stops of stabilization make all the difference.
Needs the added grip supplied or better, the matching one from Smallrig to make it more ergonomic for larger hands. I use is as a back up to the exceptional A7RV but its almost as good. Drawback? On release the firmware does not permit Lightroom or Capture One to read the RAW files but shooting JPEGs is not a big thing. I guess there will be upgrades coming along?
Sony Alpha A7CR Camera Body (Silver) by Onestop Digital
Embark on a photographic journey like never before with the Sony A7CR, an extraordinary mirrorless camera. This camera boasts a full-frame 61-megapixel Exmor R CMOS sensor, delivering exceptional image quality and detail. The BIONZ X image processor ensures swift performance, enabling you to capture the moment with remarkable speed. The Fast Hybrid AF system, with 693 phase-detection and 425 contrast-detection points, provides precise autofocus. Key features include a 2.36 million-dot XGA OLED viewfinder, Pixel Shift Multi-Shooting, advanced in-body optical 5-axis 7.0-step Image Stabilisation, AI processing unit for subject recognition, and continuous shooting at up to 8 fps with AF/AE tracking. Record full-frame 4K 60/50p movies and oversampled 6.2k video for stunning 4K imagery. The Sony A7CR offers excellent dust and moisture resistance.
Embark on a photographic journey like never before with the Sony A7CR, an extraordinary mirrorless camera. This camera boasts a full-frame 61-megapixel Exmor R CMOS sensor, delivering exceptional image quality and detail. The BIONZ X image processor ensures swift performance, enabling you to capture the moment with remarkable speed. The Fast Hybrid AF system, with 693 phase-detection and 425 contrast-detection points, provides precise autofocus. Key features include a 2.36 million-dot XGA OLED viewfinder, Pixel Shift Multi-Shooting, advanced in-body optical 5-axis 7.0-step Image Stabilisation, AI processing unit for subject recognition, and continuous shooting at up to 8 fps with AF/AE tracking. Record full-frame 4K 60/50p movies and oversampled 6.2k video for stunning 4K imagery. The Sony A7CR offers excellent dust and moisture resistance.
Embark on a photographic journey like never before with the Sony A7CR, an extraordinary mirrorless camera. This camera boasts a full-frame 61-megapixel Exmor R CMOS sensor, delivering exceptional image quality and detail. The BIONZ X image processor ensures swift performance, enabling you to capture the moment with remarkable speed. The Fast Hybrid AF system, with 693 phase-detection and 425 contrast-detection points, provides precise autofocus. Key features include a 2.36 million-dot XGA OLED viewfinder, Pixel Shift Multi-Shooting, advanced in-body optical 5-axis 7.0-step Image Stabilisation, AI processing unit for subject recognition, and continuous shooting at up to 8 fps with AF/AE tracking. Record full-frame 4K 60/50p movies and oversampled 6.2k video for stunning 4K imagery. The Sony A7CR offers excellent dust and moisture resistance.
Embark on a photographic journey like never before with the Sony A7CR, an extraordinary mirrorless camera. This camera boasts a full-frame 61-megapixel Exmor R CMOS sensor, delivering exceptional image quality and detail. The BIONZ X image processor ensures swift performance, enabling you to capture the moment with remarkable speed. The Fast Hybrid AF system, with 693 phase-detection and 425 contrast-detection points, provides precise autofocus. Key features include a 2.36 million-dot XGA OLED viewfinder, Pixel Shift Multi-Shooting, advanced in-body optical 5-axis 7.0-step Image Stabilisation, AI processing unit for subject recognition, and continuous shooting at up to 8 fps with AF/AE tracking. Record full-frame 4K 60/50p movies and oversampled 6.2k video for stunning 4K imagery. The Sony A7CR offers excellent dust and moisture resistance.
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