Just a hobbiest photographer and I love my a7cII. Not only is it small, produces great images on its 33mp sensor. I like the new front index finger dial, amazing auto focus, increased stabilization, and being "right eyed" actually like the left side viewfinder keeping my nose off the screen. I use the Tamron 28-200 for most of my regular use. I also like the top of camera switch that lets you flip between photo/video/S&Q. With the three memory slots, it is like having 9 cameras in one (assigning 3 setups for photo, 3 for video, 3 for S&Q).
I bought an A7CII as a companion to my A77RV (ouch: $$$) and I intend to use it for travel and street photography with a 2nd hand 40mm and a 2nd hand 24mm Sony G lenses. I got a wrist strap to hold it. It really feels comfortable in my hands. But I agree with you that bigger lenses might be a problem.
The A7C cameras really only make sense with small lenses. 100% agree on that. Anything that’s bigger than a small prime or the kit zoom becomes a lever that makes the A7C a bit uncomfortable to hold. I only own small primes because I like a lightweight, unobtrusive camera. For people like me, the A7C line is a godsend. =) It’s pretty, it’s compact, and it’s darn capable.
I have Nissin i60 and i40 and they both work fine. I think 1/160 might be fastest synch shutter speed...I routinely shoot at relatively slow shutter speeds to try and get ambient lighting as well as flash.
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Just a hobbiest photographer and I love my a7cII. Not only is it small, produces great images on its 33mp sensor. I like the new front index finger dial, amazing auto focus, increased stabilization, and being "right eyed" actually like the left side viewfinder keeping my nose off the screen. I use the Tamron 28-200 for most of my regular use. I also like the top of camera switch that lets you flip between photo/video/S&Q. With the three memory slots, it is like having 9 cameras in one (assigning 3 setups for photo, 3 for video, 3 for S&Q).
I bought an A7CII as a companion to my A77RV (ouch: $$$) and I intend to use it for travel and street photography with a 2nd hand 40mm and a 2nd hand 24mm Sony G lenses. I got a wrist strap to hold it. It really feels comfortable in my hands. But I agree with you that bigger lenses might be a problem.
Great review! Thanks
The A7C cameras really only make sense with small lenses. 100% agree on that. Anything that’s bigger than a small prime or the kit zoom becomes a lever that makes the A7C a bit uncomfortable to hold. I only own small primes because I like a lightweight, unobtrusive camera. For people like me, the A7C line is a godsend. =) It’s pretty, it’s compact, and it’s darn capable.
Great Video
Works great with flashes? At studio? A 1/200 speed sync
I have Nissin i60 and i40 and they both work fine. I think 1/160 might be fastest synch shutter speed...I routinely shoot at relatively slow shutter speeds to try and get ambient lighting as well as flash.