Testseek.co.uk have collected 153 expert reviews of the Sony Alpha A7 2 and the average rating is 87%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Sony Alpha A7 2.
January 2015
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Small size yet delivers big on full-frame image quality
Excellent electronic viewfinder quality
Tilt-angle LCD
5-axis image stabilisation on board whatever lens you're using
Affordable entry into full-frame
Size and handling
Image quality
Effective in
Body stabilization system
Effective in-body stabilization system
Becomes the first full-frame CSC to feature 5-axis in-camera image stabilisation
Inherits the excellent OLED electronic viewfinder from the Alpha 7
Redesigned handgrip and control layout enhances operation and handling
Abstract: You probably heard it a hundred times already, mobile phone camera are getting so good that they can be somebody's only camera and their quality is so good it even beats “real” cameras. Well, here is a little competition between an iPhone 7 Plus and a mir...
Size and handling, Image quality, Effective inbody stabilization system
Viewfinder colours slightly undersaturated, Position of Record button, Significant price increase over A7
The Sony A7 II is a superb camera that has all the benefits of a full-frame sensor without the bulk. It has good AF, superb image stabilization and produces very high quality images in a wide range of conditions...
Sony's α7 cameras use FE lenses, a variation on the E mount, designed for 36 x 24mm sensors. Although you can fit regular E-mount lenses, most of these don't cover the full frame sensor, so frames are cropped and/or vignetted. This situation limits the ra...
Published: 2014-12-08, Author: Michael , review by: gizmodo.com.au
Abstract: The recent surprise announcement of Sony's a7 Mark II had people reeling about the first-ever 5-axis in-body stabilisation on a full-frame camera. We recently got our meathooks on one of the new cams and wanted to show you just a bit of what it can do bef...
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Published: 2020-12-22, Author: Jim , review by: in.pcmag.com
Abstract: With a smartphone in your pocket, everyone is a photographer. The latest iPhone, Galaxy, and Pixel handsets capture images that turn heads and rack up social media likes, but there's a limit to what they can do. If you're interested in trying new photo te...
Superior details thanks to full-frame sensor, Great handling, Impeccable build quality
Slightly expensive, Very few lenses available, Disappointing battery life
We loved using the Sony Alpha 7 II. We'd even go as far as to say that it is a feat of engineering that only Sony could have achieved. With detailed results and powerful tech, the Alpha 7 II is a very good alternative to DSLRs and we have already highligh...
Abstract: Our Sony A7 II Review tells all you need to know about the camera. Sony makes it clear that it is taking full-frame mirrorless cameras seriously by announcing A7 II. In effect, it is replacing its earlier, the first and affordable full-frame compact syste...
Stellar imaging quality, 5-axis stabilisation massively boosts handheld performance, Top notch build quality and design
No 4K video option
The A7 II's stabilisation sets it apart from every other full-frame camera on the market. For shooting handheld video, for shooting with long lenses or for shooting longer exposures in low light conditions, it's a star.But it's outstanding in almost all o...
Abstract: A rainy, overcast day is probably the worst weather you could hope for when you're trying to launch a new camera, but given the biggest innovation in the new Sony A7 II is the 5-axis image stabilization, which is the first in a full-frame camera, I guess ...
Abstract: Sony launched the α7 II last month and α7 S last June.Both are reasonably priced full-frame mirrorless cameras, but they are targeted at completely different users.Main differencesThe a12.2-megapixel count of the α7 S full-frame image sensor might a...
