Sony A7ii in 2020 | Is this Sony Worth It?
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- Sony A7ii in 2020 | Is the Sony Camera still worth it? The Sony Full Frame a7 series has been a precedent for years in the photography space. Find out by watching this video if the Sony A7ii full-frame mirrorless camera is right for you. Hopefully this helped you find more information on the camera!
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I bought an a7II in 2020 and I'm happy with my decision. It has all the features that I need at half the price of the a7III. I already have an a6000, so I can share all my lenses and my speed-light between both cameras. Many features of the a7III don't matter to me such as the dual card slots, bigger battery, and the 4k video.
I just bought this camera (I also own the Sony a6500) and the thing that surprised me the most was that there was no silent mode. So if shooting silently is something you need, this is not a camera for you. Otherwise it's a great camera.
how's the low light + dynamic range? I know it's no a7s but I'm very interested in how it compares to aspc's and other full frames you've tried
There is silent mode
@@TypicalJacques Not on the Sony ILCE-7M2 there isn't.
I purchased an a7II at Best Buy for $1,200 including the lens kit but then the a7rII went on sale on Amazon for the same price (also with the lens kit) - so I returned the a7II and got the a7rII instead. And simply put it, the a7rII is superior in every measure, the autofocus, the large 42MP BSI sensor, 4k capabilities.
The rather unfortunate downside of Sony's menu system is that you cannot add quick favorites to a separate page. You would have to page through all the settings every time you are changing something that isn't your usual setting change.
I wish more people spoke with your clarity. Thanks...Im considering moving from Olympus to Sony.
As am I. I just sold my E-M1 Mk. II and 12-40mm f/2.8 today.
I've been thinking the same. I absolutely love Olympus and their bodies-lenses, but I want a better range for low light situations and I really like Sigma and Tamron lenses. Olympus has beautiful lenses by far the best I've seen but I've found there's a limit to the sensor for what I want to do.
@@alex222alex did you pickup the Sony a7ii do you like it ? I'm a m43 user too on Panasonic side. Looking at sony now
Hi can you please make a compilation of photos using that camera , without edits or post prod tweaks , i really wanted to see how it looks , thanks men , btw i ady subs and liked the vid :D
Yea I can definitely do something like that! I think it’d be really useful for people who are looking into the a7ii! And thank you!!!! I really appreciate the support :)
Great Video , need to put more Info and Cut in the video to make it better ... like you'r insta put it on the screen, love the video how honest and great talk and Info you give..
Can Tamron 70/200 2.8 fit Sony 7ii
If I’m correct, I believe the 70/200 Tamron is a Sony A mount so you’d need an adapter if there is one as the a7ii has an E-mount
How’s the Tamron lens perform with the A7ii, specifically for photography??
It does very well on the photo side of things. Autofocus is quick. The a7ii is the bottleneck for the system. The Tamron was built for the a7iii so it had to keep up with that autofocus system. Still a great combo and I’ve never had any problems. Only a little difficult to get focus on backlit subjects
How is the sharpness of the photos with this lens?
If you’re upgrading from the kit, the sharpness is a huge step up! Check out my Instagram to see some of the photos I’ve taken with it!
@mattcousinsvisual
i use the tamron on my a7ii. its great its my go to lens.
Definitely is a great lens! It’s my go to as well, up until I can either afford the gm or switch systems of course
Is the kit lens ok for landscape photography?
Nice Review of the camera. I have a question. I'm using the Sony a6400 (aps-c sensor camera) right now. I travel quite a bit for vacation (not at the moment). How quickly does the camera focus if say I use the new Tamron lenses? I mean let's say I'm on a tour and as you know tours don't stop too long at one place. I usually shoot in aperture mode. I am just worried that I might miss a shot. With the a6400, I can take a few shots and knowing that one of them would come out.
Thank you! And great question, the a6400 is a relatively new camera so it’s going to have a significantly better autofocus system compared to the a7ii. The Tamron lens is very snappy, even on the a7ii but I have had some issues where it will miss focus especially wide open. From watching reviews of the lens the a7ii is likely the bottle neck in my system. So I would say that you’ve got a good body and Tamron would compliment it nicely but keep in mind that you would be starting at an equivalent focal length of roughly 40mm (28*1.5). Hope that helps!
@@m1werx704 Thank you. Maybe, I will continue to use the a6400 for a bit more before deciding to switch over to the a7iii instead. I know the a7iii would cost more so I will save money for it while using my current a6400.
I think that’s definitely the way to go, the upgrade to full frame is great but I think it’s best to wait and save for a new model that will have comparable autofocus ability to your current camera
@@m1werx704 Agree. :) Thank you.
what u think the original sony a7?
I’m not sure you’d be able to find one new but after a quick google they’re around the same price used as an a7ii used also. I would personally go for the a7ii, you get a few more megapixels and a more updated autofocus system. The a7ii has its own autofocus issues on its own. In some of my videos you can see focus pop in and out sometimes. I would imagine the original struggles even more. Hope that helped! :)
so I think canon eos rp will be better at roughly the same price but way newer
If you look strictly at the price of bodies sure. But what’s the cheapest zoom rf lens? 24-240 will run you close to $800. So yes you’re right but the eos rp is significantly more when viewed as a kit
Also if I were to get an rp I’d want the 24-105 f4 constant which increases price again
@@m1werx704 it comes with the adaptor so you can use all canon lenses and not have to get the expensive rf glass
well when I thought about it I thought of my needs tilt screen and only 50 mm f1.8 (100 USD) which is 300 USD for sony
So in that case then sure it is a better deal. But that is specific to you. Even with my 28-75 2.8 and a7ii body, it still costs less than the rp kit I would want. I like zoom lenses for utility and multi use capacity
I have looked into the rp quite a bit as it is the camera I would’ve gotten but the price point was a little high
Good vid, how's the lowlight performance?
very good
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