Customer Ratings & Reviews

As I researched a lot of youtube videos for my first mirrorless camera and my desire to video and take pictures, I decided on the Sony a7c. My wife liked it as well especially the form factor. It was also a Christmas present so glad it was in the price range.

A solid camera overall, the main selling point of the compact size comes at the expense of a comfortable grip. Added a leather half case to make it easier to hold but also added back some bulk.

love it， small small small camera，very easy to take out everyday

Took me a long time to pull the trigger because of the price tag. But I am extremely satisfied with it. One of the down sides of it as others have mentioned is the somewhat small viewfinder, but not that bad. Very happy with the quality

Debated between this and the A7IV. The A7C was a great entry point for me into the Sony ecosystem (having shot Canon in the past). The kit lens leaves something to be desired except for its compactness.

Bought this as a traveling camera and so far I'm enjoying all the features.

Great camera! Easy to used! Definitely would recommend

Small compact camera that delivers sharp crisp photos thanks to the full frame sensor, the autofocus is right on and fast. However I don't like the select focus point on the main screen its so easy to throw your focus off with this feature. The view finder is small but its a full frame camera on a crop sensor body. The 4K video always come out sharp with great sound if you travel a lot I highly recommend this camera.

Great camera for capturing photos and videos when your smart phone won't give you the image quality you want or need. My smart phone is great, super portable and easy to use, but it can't give me the image quality that I need during certain moments in my life. That's why I purchased this camera. It's compact size is no problem for my large hands even after carrying it for hours. I actually found the compact size to be a plus for my travel needs. The included lens does a great job. I did purchase a second, faster lens that was able to take better pictures in low light and get better depth of field. The camera is loaded with features, and SONY offers a downloadable manual that is packed with information to operate the camera. One caution with this camera and any non-point and shoot camera: It won't make you a professional photographer with professional results. You still need to understand basics of shooting and camera operation, and it also doesn't hurt to have a good eye for framing your subject and capturing the moment. But with the knowledge of how this camera operates and what lens is best suited for what you want out of your photos, you can get incredible results.

I needed something lighter that my Nikon. This fits the bill and it is feature packed. It feels and handles like a pro cam. I really like it. Full-frame and mirrorless make this unit as smooth as butter. I have only taken a few pics, as I had a medical problem, but as I get back on my feet, I find this to be the cam for me. Light, but sturdy. Its compact and easy to carry, even with extra glass and accessories. It is pricey, but well worth it. I highly recommend.

I recently had the chance to use the Sony A7C for my photography endeavors, and I must say it left quite an impression on me. As a photography enthusiast, here's my personal take on this compact full-frame mirrorless camera: Design & Build Quality: The A7C's design is simply fantastic. Its compact and lightweight body is a breath of fresh air, making it incredibly convenient for on-the-go photography. I was particularly impressed with its sturdiness and the premium feel of its build. The flip-out LCD screen adds flexibility to my shooting angles and is handy for vlogging or capturing creative shots. Image Quality: The A7C's 24.2-megapixel full-frame sensor delivers outstanding image quality. The colors are vibrant, and the dynamic range is impressive. This camera's ability to handle low-light conditions amazed me – it's a real low-light champ. Plus, the real-time Eye Autofocus ensures that my subjects are consistently sharp and well-focused, which is a game-changer for portrait photography. Performance: The A7C is no slouch in the performance department. Its rapid burst rate is a boon for capturing fast-moving subjects. Whether it's wildlife, sports, or street photography, the camera's responsiveness and accuracy were a joy to work with. The 5-axis in-body image stabilization works like magic, delivering clear, blur-free images even at slower shutter speeds. Video Capabilities: As someone who occasionally dabbles in videography, I found the 4K video quality to be impressive. The real-time Eye Autofocus is a feature I love, ensuring that my video subjects remain in focus. The camera's flexibility with various picture profiles and settings enhances the creative potential for video projects. User Interface and Connectivity: I admit, the menu system can be a bit overwhelming at first, but once you get accustomed to it, it offers a world of customization and options. I loved using the touchscreen LCD and electronic viewfinder for composing and reviewing shots. The camera's Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity made it easy to transfer files and control the camera remotely with the Sony app. Battery Life: Here's where I have a minor gripe with the A7C. The smaller battery means you may need to carry spares for extended shoots. It's not a deal-breaker, but it's something to keep in mind. In my personal experience, the Sony A7C is a remarkable camera that combines the power of full-frame photography with a compact, travel-friendly design. Whether you're a hobbyist or a professional, this camera has a lot to offer in terms of image quality, versatility, and convenience. While the battery life may require some planning, the overall experience I had with the A7C left me thoroughly impressed and eager to continue using it for my photography adventures.

I've had this camera for about a month, upgraded from a Sony a6000 and I'm loving everything about the new Sony a7c. The familiarity with the menus and functions paired with usage of the same smartphone apps has made the switch seamless for me. The image quality is phenomenal, this is my first full-frame camera due to my preference for small footprint designs and I am blown away. Can't wait to plan my next shoot with this little beast! I do wish there was a kit bundle with the 20mm f1.8 prime lens at the time I purchased, my kit includes the 28-60mm zoom which is good but I'll be upgrading the lens as soon as I can afford to.

Even though this camera is getting old, it still delivers very good photos. A7c is relatively fast. Light weight. Very good for traveling. Pairing this with Sony FE 50mm f1.4 GM delivery outstanding pictures quality.

I've been using this nifty cam for a few days now and I must admit, zooming in to the pictures taken with this always comes as a surprise. It feels so much like an old point and shoot cam, that the final quality of the pictures is such a pleasant surprise. I'm still getting used to the limited controls on the cam, and customizing it to my needs. There are still some nikon controls that I miss at times which at times I find it hard to find - but I suppose that's just me getting used to a new camera system

When it comes to quality, you really cannot go wrong with this camera but one thing that is a little upsetting is that it does not include the newer alpha menu system. Also, additionally you cannot shoot above 60p 4K so if slowing down footage is your thing, you might want to look elsewhere. With those minor things aside, this such a good camera and the form factor is really the biggest selling point imo... Compact cams are getting better finally.

I am really enjoying learning how to use this camera, after coming from the iPhone photography world. The A7C has great versatility and many Sony lens options, and the compact size/weight is perfect for traveling or bringing it to the work environment when needed. The build quality is high and the placement of functions is well thought out -- it is comfortable to hold. I am looking forward to using it also for video recording.

Went from an A6600 APS-c to this full frame wonder. Huge step up in image clarity especially in challenging indoor fast motion photography when combined with one of Sony's legendary G-Master lenses. Being able to fit all of this performance into an A6xxx body style is a bonus. Great for on the go shots with the included low profile and lightweight kit lens that offers surprisingly sharp photos with a very usable 24-60mm range.

I thought about this purchase for months and settled on this camera. Works great for both photos and video and all the reviews about how versatile it is were correct. I just started taking up photography and it's been fun with this portable camera. Easy to stuff it in a bag and go. Can't wait to take it on my next vacation.

This is a great full frame camera for the price.. Really love the quality of image it takes once paired with a quality lens. The kit lens is good but not mind blowing .. The menu system is a little confusing but will get sue to.. Over all a great buy..

You pretty much know all the pros and cons of this camera at this point after so many YT reviews. So I will be focusing on the actual experience I have, especially compare to A7III. First thing first, I have a relatively small hand and wearing glass. Below are my personal experience after playing with A7III and owning the A7C. --Handling is on point to me, even my pinky can fits onto the grip just fine. I can see the problem if you plan on using the GM lenses. --It is light, especially pairing with the kit lens. You WILL notice the weight different vs a7III w/ 28-70. --Yes, the EVF is small, but I can see the whole thing nice and clear with my glass on. I was having trouble seeing the whole EVF on the A7III. It was too big with a small eyecup so all the icons and settings on the edges were bury to me. --The 28-60 kit lens is very sharp! --No need to select focus points with real time tracking! --Almost every buttons are customizable, except menu, playback and shutter. --Flip screen is much more useful/fun than you think, even for stills. This camera is perfect if you want to travel light, pack light and mostly using a small lens. I wish there is a front dial and C1, C2 on the top plate, there is no reason not to have them on this camera. Other than that, I am very happy I picked this over a7III since size and weight are the reasons I interested in mirrorless in the first place. I highly recommend you play with both first before making the decision. They are very similar in spec but targeted at different group of people.