Past Cam Gallery - SONY A7 II

The Sony Alpha 7 II provides a number of features and ergonomic enhancements over its predecessor, but its standout feature is the 5-axis image stabilization system surrounding its 24.3MP full-frame CMOS sensor. Sony also claims improvements to the camera’s hybrid AF system, and it also sports a redesigned grip. Find out all about the a7 II’s added features and see what difference they make.
If you’re someone who’s interested in jumping into the full frame arena of cameras and lenses, but don’t want to spend a lot on a body, then these are the perfect choices. Many of the Sony E-Mount lenses have OSS (Optical Steady Shot) and the image stabilization of the newer Sony a7 II may be something you don’t really need and could save even more by going with the first gen a7.Both cameras are winners. Even with some negatives to the Sony a7 it was a VERY solid camera for the years I owned it, before upgrading to the Mark 2. Even with the Sensor Reflections it wasn’t really something major for me. Try them both to see what suits you best, especially for your budget. -dpreview & professorhines