With 5-axis in-body image stabilization, this Sony a7 II mirrorless camera lets you take clear, arresting images on the go. The 3" tiltable TFT-LCD and high-contrast OLED EVF make it easy to accurately frame your shot. .

A: The 'S' and 'R' stand for Sensitiviy and Resolution, respectively. The a7sii has 12 uniquely large MP to capture tons of light, giving it a professional video advantage. The a7rii has 42MP (in addition to a better processor if I'm not mistaken) making it ideal for incredibly detailed shots. The a7ii has a 24MP, making it the least expensive, almost the base of the a7ii lineup. They do not all shoot 4k video, but all have full frame sensors to produce professional level photos.
A: Hello, the Sony A7 II shoots in 1080p HD video at 30fps. Main differences between the A7 II and the A6500 are going to be that the A6500 has an APS-C sensor, shoots in 4K 30p video, has a touch-screen, has the new Sony menu UI and has 425 auto-focus points.
A: Hi there, you can certainly use nikon, canon, and Sony Alpha lenses on the A7ii with use of adapters. Starting with the nikon to retain auto focus of the Nikon lense you would use the FotodioX FUSION Smart AF Adapter for Nikon F Lens to Sony E-mount. It only supports autofocus for AF-S and AF-I lenses. For Canon EF & EF-S lenses you can use the FotodioX Canon EF Lens to Sony E-Mount Camera Pro Fusion Smart AF Adapter. And lastly for Sony A mount, Sony makes 2 adapters the La-ea3 & La-ea4. They both will adapt A mount to E mount, but the big difference is the La-ea4 will allow you to retain auto focus on the older screw drive lenses.
A: Any mirrorless camera will work, however you should be more interested in the lenses, they will determine the zoom. Tamron has a 150mm to 600mm for very far distances, or you could go with the Sony FE 70-200mm f2.8 for not so extreme distances and potential low light/bad lighting. If you get an a7 model, and find a Sony Alpha lens, you will need an LA-EA3 or LA-EA4 adapter to have it work on the E-mount body of the a7 series camera bodies.
Q: Would this be a good camera for videos ?
A: This Camara takes good videos only (1080p) but it's More for still photos. If your looking for a better video choice I'd go with the Sony ZV-E10 (budget friendly) or Sony FX-30 (Higher cost) Sony 6400 is a good option aswell. Hope this helps.
A: Most camera's have a counter to how many pictures it has taken. So if even one picture had been taken you would know. Best Buy is pretty reputable and I have purchased new and used electronics and they are great about returns,
A: You can shoot and charge
Q: What is the main difference between the A7 and the A7 II
A: The A7ii has in-body image stabilization, which means that with any lens you will get much sharper, less blurry photos at slower shutter speeds. The A7ii also has faster autofocus, higher video quality, and an updated metal body.

With 5-axis in-body image stabilization, this Sony a7 II mirrorless camera lets you take clear, arresting images on the go. The 3" tiltable TFT-LCD and high-contrast OLED EVF make it easy to accurately frame your shot. .

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Capture stunning portraits and beautiful action shots with this Sony a7 III full-frame mirrorless camera with FE 28-70mm standard zoom lens. Optical SteadyShot image stabilization delivers blur-free, crisp images, while the seven-blade circular aperture delivers more natural-looking bokeh effects. With its dust- and moisture-resistant design, this camera is ideal for both indoor and outdoor photo shoots.

Take eye-catching photos with this Sony Alpha 6100 mirrorless digital camera with 16-50mm lens. The BIONZ X image processor coupled with the 24.2MP CMOS sensor ensures images of the highest quality. The 16-50mm lens offers a 24-75mm equivalent focal length range, making this Sony Alpha 6100 mirrorless digital camera ideal for portraits and even nighttime photography.
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| There were no pros for this product— | Overall Performance, Ease of Use, Autofocus, Battery Life, Ergonomics | Overall Performance, Battery Life, Camera Quality, Ease of use, Weight | Ease of Use, Autofocus, Image Quality, Size, Design |
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| There were no cons for this product— | Heat Dissipation | Menu, Learning Curve, Touch Screen | There were no cons for this product— |
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Went from a DSLR to this mirrorless camera and it has been the absolute best decision ever! Picture are so smooth and clean and the camera is so easy to use as well. I’m not sure if I could ever go back to a dslr. This mirrorless is so lightweight and easy to carry around as well!
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Posted by KeniaG
I migrated to mirrorless cameras with a Sony NEX 7 about three years ago because of its lighter weight. I had previously owned Canon 7D and Rebel XT bodies and an assortment of lenses. I loved the lighter weight and was very satisfied with the image quality. Along comes the a7 full frame series. I was intrigued, but it wasn't until the a7 II came along that I was ready to pull the trigger. The images from this new camera are really excellent, and I'm very satisfied with my purchase. The only negatives to this camera are a continued paucity of FE lenses and lousy battery life. Sony has announced some new lenses, but nothing has hit the market yet. I will order the FE 24-240 as soon as it appears. (Aside: I have used a Tamron E-mount 18-200 lens on the a7 II and it works fine, but obviously is not a full-frame lens.) Both of the uploaded photos were taken with the FE 28-70 kit lens.
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Posted by rkbaker48
I read somewhere that it doesn’t matter what you use. As long as the camera you have encourages you to get out and photograph, it’s a good camera! THIS is that camera for me. I was a previous Canon user, but seriously... this camera is a GAMECHANGER! I still will need some time to figure out the workings because the layout is very very different, but it’s so worth it. Super solid quality through and through! The battery isn’t as good as my canon, but it is no worries. I’ll just save for the battery extension. I look forward to the many shoots to come with my new Sony :)
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