Sony Alpha a7II Camera with FE 28-70mm f/3.5-5.6 OSS Lens - Bundle with Camera Case, 32GB Class 10 SDHC Card, Filter Kit (UV/CPL/ND2), Clean Kit, SD Card Reader, Card Wallet

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Kit Savings: Sony Alpha a7II Camera with FE 28-70mm f/3.5-5.6 OSS Lens - Bundle with Camera Case, 32GB Class 10 SDHC Card, Filter Kit (UV/CPL/ND2), Clean Kit, SD Card Reader, Card Wallet Camera Battery Series: Sony NP-FW50, Color: Black

Sony's new compact a7II is the world's first interchangeable-lens camera to feature both 5-axis optical image stabilization (effective for all types of camera shake) and a 35mm full-frame image sensor. The 7II can compensate for camera shake when using not only E-mount lenses, but also A-mount and other lenses, allowing users to fully take advantage of the maximum capabilities of their lenses. It also expands the range of expression for handheld shooting. The 24.3-effective-megapixel 35mm full-frame Exmor CMOS sensor works together with a BIONZ X image processing engine to deliver extremely high image quality when shooting still images and movies. The 7II also offers a Fast Hybrid AF system that is remarkably fast for a full-frame camera AF system. Its advanced tracking performance captures your subject and doesn't let go. Other features include versatile movie functions, Wi-Fi/NFC, PlayMemories Camera Apps and sophisticated operability.   Full-frame, palm-sized. Perfection for all. Stability for all.    Breathtaking image quality meets unrivaled shooting freedom in the 7 II, the world's first full-frame camera with 5-axis image stabilization. Now you can fully express your vision with full-frame quality and cutting-edge camera shake compensation compatible with wide-ranging lenses. But Sony didn't stop there. Operation is incredibly intuitive and enhanced; Fast Hybrid AF delivers lightning-fast focusing, super-wide coverage and tracking performance that captures fast-moving subjects and doesn't let go. The liberating 7 II is packed with innovation yet compact beyond compare, it frees you to shoot however you like with confidence.  &#149; The world's first full-frame camera with 5-axis image stabilization  &#149; Enhanced Fast Hybrid AF  &#149; 24.3-megapixel 35mm full-frame Exmor CMOS sensor  &#149; BIONZ X image processing engine  &#149; High 50Mbps bit-rate XAVC S format recording of Full HD movies  &#149; Exceptionally compact, lightweight body  &#149; Higher reliability and more intuitive operability  &#149; High-contrast, high-resolution XGA OLED Tru-Finder  &#149; Built-in Wi-Fi and NFC (Near Field Communication) and compatibility with PlayMemories Camera Apps  5-axis image stabilization   The remarkable new 5-axis image stabilization system dramatically expands your range of expression by compensating for five types of camera shake during handheld shooting of still images and movies. So you can confidently zoom in faraway subjects, snap detailed close-ups and capture night scenes with minimal camera shake blur. Since camera shake compensation is equivalent to using a 4.5-step faster shutter speed, you can also take advantage of a wider range of shutter speeds. All this, within super compact dimensions!   High-performance Fast Hybrid AF   Sony's newly enhanced Fast Hybrid AF system delivers extremely high speed response, highly accurate prediction and wide area coverage for autofocusing and tracking you can always depend on. Remarkably fast for a full-frame camera AF system, it ensures maximum speed by optimally employing phase detection or contrast detection AF depending on the scene. Whenever fleeting photo opportunities arise, you can always depend on state of the art Fast Hybrid AF.   WIDE Extensive coverage keeps AF right on track   Fast Hybrid AF smoothly tracks fast moving subjects nearly anywhere on the screen thanks to a wide-area 117-point focal plane phase-detection AF sensor. When contrast-detection AF is employed, 25 high-speed, high precision contrast-detection AF points ensure exceptional AF performance.   FAST AF captures your subject without fail   Autofocusing is amazingly fast. Just point, shoot and let Sony's sophisticated Fast Hybrid AF system instantly capture your fast-moving subject with razor-sharp clarity. Speedy phase-detection AF, highly accurate contrast detection AF and high-speed BIONZ X image processing contribute to outstanding AF performance, while a more advanced algorithm enhances the accuracy of subject detection, leading to optimization of lens drive movement that results in a 30% faster AF speed.  STEADFAST 5fps AF/AE shooting with accurate tracking   When your subject is moving fast, you can beautifully capture the decisive moment with sharp, well-exposed results via 5fps continuous AF/AE shooting. A dramatically improved algorithm accurately predicts subject movement so you can steadfastly track the subject with 1.5x more accurate performance when shooting continuously. 117 focal plane phase-detection AF points ensure accurate tracking over a wide area for up to 77 frames (JPEG Fine L) at 5fps. Moreover, a continuous AF Display lets you confirm which AF point is active.   35mm full-frame 24.3-megapixel Exmor CMOS sensor   The 35mm full-frame Exmor CMOS image sensor delivers beautiful images from corner to corner and stunning 24.3-megapixel resolution that's ideal for large-format prints. You'll enjoy low noise, an extremely wide dynamic range, and amazingly rich and subtle gradations. Moreover, innovations that could only be achieved by Sony (one of the world's leading image sensor developers) reproduce details more faithfully so that every scene looks incredibly real.  BIONZ X image processing engine   The high-speed BIONZ X image processing engine faithfully reproduces textures and details in real time, as seen by the naked eye, via extra high-speed processing capabilities. Together with front-end Large Scale Integration that accelerates processing in the earliest stages, it enables more natural details, more realistic images, richer tonal gradations and lower noise whether you shoot still images or movies.   Detail reproduction technology and diffraction-reducing technology   Detail reproduction technology depicts details more faithfully with a more natural sense of dimension, while diffraction-reducing technology suppresses the effects of diffraction to faithfully reproduce fine details even when shooting at small aperture settings.   Area-specific noise reduction   Area-specific noise reduction selectively divides the image into areas based on patterns (such as edges, textures and flat areas like blue skies), then applies the most appropriate noise reduction for each area to markedly reduce noise and achieve a new level of clarity.   16-bit image processing and 14-bit RAW output   16-bit image processing and 14-bit RAW output help preserve maximum detail and produce images of the highest quality with rich tonal gradations. The 14-bit RAW (Sony ARW) format ensures optimal quality for later image adjustment (via Image Data Converter or other software).   Enhanced grip and shutter button   The grip is refined in shape and height to support a more secure grasp of the camera even when a large lens is mounted. This also contributes to more confident operation of the shutter button and dials. Moreover, the shutter button has been reshaped and shifted forward to enable more natural shooting with less camera shake.   Meticulously crafted controls   Controls are refined for intuitive operation and immediate adjustment of parameters while viewing scenes through the viewfinder. In particular, the front and rear dials have been thoroughly refined and positioned with overall handling in mind to enable easier, more efficient turning. It's a level of refinement that surpasses even the renowned operability of other a7 series models.   Easy button customization   Button customization empowers you to shoot just the way you like, with frequently used functions assigned to the customizable buttons of your choice. You can easily assign any of 56 functions to any of 10 buttons to enjoy speedier, more intuitive operation and maximum convenience.   High-contrast, high-resolution XGA OLED Tru-Finder   The XGA OLED Tru-Finder offers faithful reproduction and impressive visibility that contribute to stress-free, intuitive operation whether shooting still images or movies. You can accurately monitor what will appear in your final images because it faithfully displays the effects of your various camera settings. Moreover, an advanced 3-lens optical system ensures rich tonal gradation and extremely high contrast. High-end features like 100% frame coverage and a wide viewing angle are also provided.   40% faster startup   The a7 II starts almost immediately after sliding the power switch on. So when fleeting opportunities arise, there is no stressful delay just the response you need to capture the right moment.   Convenient tiltable LCD screen   The LCD screen tilts upward approx. 107 degrees and downward approx. 41 degrees to accommodate wide-ranging shooting angles. This flexibility combines with compact mobility to greatly expand your shooting options. Viewing is also clear under direct sunlight thanks to WhiteMagic technology that nearly doubles the brightness of the display through a unique RGBW pixel structure for easier checking of the focus and image details.   Robust magnesium alloy body   The remarkably compact and lightweight body is solidly built to withstand the rigors of shooting in the field. It's the ideal blend of light weight, solid reliability and steady handling, thanks to a top cover, front cover and internal structure constructed of rigid magnesium alloy.

Shutter craped out at 9045 shutter count 
Camera was never missed handled or dropped. 
Shutter got stuck , Had camera 14 mouths at 9045 shutter count . I am sure Sony knows about it but no

Shutter

THIS CAMERA WILL DO SO MUCH MORE THAN I WILL EVER NEED 
AMAZING 

Sorry I left caps lock on

LOVE IT

The camera is great. But extremely limited compared to other brands/models. For e.g it doesn't have the timelapse option as you have to download the app separately, and the app has been discontinued for no apparent reasons. Similar to this, a series of in-camera app are discontinued and you'd have to buy a separate intervalometer and all.

Limited

After many years of using other party cameras I ventured in to full frame photography and have not been disappointed

First venture into full frame photography

The Sony A7 II is a fantastic full-frame mirrorless camera that brilliantly balances performance, versatility, and affordability. As someone who enjoys cityscapes and architectural photography, I believe this camera has proven to be an excellent choice, delivering consistently sharp and detailed images with its 24.3 MP sensor. The 5-axis in-body image stabilization (IBIS) is a game-changer, especially for handheld shots, providing a noticeable difference in stability and reducing the risk of blur in low-light conditions or longer exposures.

One of the standout features of the A7 II is its dynamic range, which captures impressive detail in both highlights and shadows, making it easier to work with scenes that have high contrast or challenging lighting. The autofocus system is fast and accurate, with improvements over the original A7, and while it may not be the fastest on the market by today's standards, it performs well for general photography, especially for subjects that are relatively static, like buildings and landscapes.

The camera's ergonomics are another plus. Its solid, well-built body feels comfortable to hold, and the buttons and dials are intuitively placed, making it easy to adjust settings on the go. Its compatibility with a wide range of E-mount lenses opens up countless possibilities, allowing for great flexibility depending on the style and subject of your photography.

I find the menu system on the Sony A7 II to be detailed and packed with control options, which I really appreciate. However, I must admit that my experience might be influenced by my background with Minolta Alpha cameras, followed by Sony Alpha models, both the translucent mirror and mirrorless versions. As a result, navigating the A7 II's menu feels intuitive and straightforward to me, with no issues in quickly finding the settings I need. Those already familiar with Sony or Minolta systems will surely find the learning curve quite smooth, while newcomers might need a little time to get accustomed to the extensive customization options available.

Battery life, while not the longest, is manageable with a few spare batteries, which is a common trade-off in mirrorless systems. Overall, the Sony A7 II is a reliable and capable camera for those looking for excellent image quality in a compact, feature-rich body, and it continues to be a popular choice for photographers looking to step into full-frame without breaking the bank.

An awesome full-frame camera

I'm a freelance Gig photographer. I used to shoot with an A330 but when I upgraded to the A7II, my quality of work boosted and I got more serious clients.

The kit that changed my life

I bought this to replace my old Alpha58 and I am very pleased with the camera and what it can do.

Superb upgrade

Having used all manner of cameras from the humble Practica to digital Nikon; Lumix and many others I find the Alpha 7 ii has a sturdy, reliable feel and the menus system is one of the best I have used as many others are too complicated for fast photography. Its kit lens 28-70 3.5- 5.6 is one of the most surprising lenses for quality that I have seen top marks . There is just one niggle!! the noisy shutter as it goes off with quite a whack no doubt fixed in later versions. Overall a great buy and a great camera even taking in its thirst for power from its small battery. I understand this is not a problem in later models

Fantastic Camera

I bought my camera on an amazon prime day deal for below £800 for the camera and kit lens. For a 10yo camera it is still very capable despite lacking some of the modern niceties such as a fully articulated rear display etc. It's video capabilities are also somewhat dated with no ability to shoot in 4k, however, for someone like me, who wants this pretty much for photos only it's 24.3Mp full frame sensor is more than capable. I would argue its practically unbeatable at this price. It doesn't have some of the frills of the latest cameras but for someone who's new to photography and wants a camera mostly for photos. I would say it's very user friendly, compact in size and the accessories you need to use it effectively such as spare batteries & SD cards are pretty cheap as far as camera accessories go. I am really happy with my purchase.

Great value for money

I bought this back in 2022 and I am still as happy with it as I was the day I bought it.

Great Camera

I bought this camera three weeks ago and so far I'm enjoying the experience it's a well built camera and feels solid in the hand at first I thought my large hands would cause me an issue when using but it's not been the case, the picture quality is excellent and with my settings set to raw this camera is really exceptional when talking about editing, one small bug bear for me is the lens shade which could have a better fit , it's fallen off several times. The camera is easy to use and although I read that it's sluggish on continuous shooting mode I have not found this to be the case. The controls are easy to access as are the menus all in all it's a winner

Enjoying the kit

Just bought this camera and it is performing beyond my expectations!
Bought a lens adapter and my Sigma SA mount lenses are performing perfectly with the Sony camera.

Awesome Camera

I am a professional photographer, and I was toying with the idea of switching to Sony. My 35mm career started in 1978 with Nikon F2 and then I moved to Minolta XK and back to Nikon I have over 50 AI lenses that work perfectly well with my 5 DSLR so I begin migrating to Nikon Z about a 3 year ago but I was not really pleased with the need to buy new lenses when I have a lot of them, that still work perfectly well. I attended a Sony seminar and I was allow to play with few cameras and lenses in a very professional setting with lights and models, I was quite please with the outcome so I decided to buy the Alpha 7 ii, which has build a good reputation and will not break the bank, so I took my new Sony to London for a personal trip, and out of 217 files I shot in that trip 6 came with this disturbing noise, that iwas a first for me, I always had travel with my D7500 just to save in weight and never in 6 years have to delete a single picture because the camera.

Still a Nikonian

I purchased this camera to replace my Sony A55 and the improvement in image quality is very noticeable. I am looking forward to taking this out to do some landscape and street photography.

A good camera that gets excellent results

Struggling to use the scroll wheels (mostly the front one) when making manual adjustments. I have large hands, so reach isn't an issue.. simply that they are way too tight compared to my other / previous cameras.
Otherwise the camera is up to the job

Solid build quality let down by stiff dials

This was a replacement for an earlier Sony Alpha camera. It has improved specs and a wide range of quality lenses. The latest price made the purchase decision obvious. On the design, it has a small development from earlier models. More of the fittings and buttons are now plastic rather than metal giving a concern that these won't last. Sony spare parts have only been available for a restricted time. 

Sony have reduced the battery size to give a lighter camera. This means that the battery doesn't last long. The previous Sony Alphas lasted several days of use, and kept its charge for several weeks. This model lasts no more than three hours - probably less if you use the video function. You will need to buy a stock of spare batteries to last you through the day.

The camera clearly has much functionality. The biggest downside is that the instruction manual doesn't explain the purpose of the various functions. It merely gives mechanistic steps to apply a function but you don't know what will happen if you follow them. The camera probably can deliver much more than you know about which is a great pity and wasted opportunity.

Quality camera, poor battery, lack of instructions

As a beginner,this product is very great.feature is good and easy to operate

Great Product

Everything was great. I've been looking to start a photography hobby and this was the perfect starter kit for me. Had everything I needed and more.

Perfect starter kit

Read many reviews saying the camera is heavy, but when you marry it with quality, heavy lenses like the Sony 90mm Macro and the Sony 24-105mm G OSS zoom the weight, and therefore the balance, becomes a marriage made in heaven. I can't see me ever getting divorced from this camera, unless at some point I turn it in for a younger model of much the same.

Lovely Balance

Would buy again!

Bought this as a second A7ii back up body and at a great black Friday price. This camera may be 10 years old now but it still holds it's own against the latest models. I am not interested in video so this ticks all the boxes for Photograhy.

Sony A7ii

This is my second A7 II. I bought it because of the great products that Sony make and affordable price from BH Photo.

Still a great camera at a good price.

I Bought this a Month Ago and I like it. The quality of the picture is so Good and it has a great color Sony.

Great Product overall

I purchased this camera because I wanted a full frame camera that wasn't going to break the bank . Also Sony make an adapter for my Minolta A mount lenses but I can also purchase and use E mount if I choose to . A really portable mirror less image stabilized camera body . And more importantly it takes great pictures in any light .

Full frame of - image stabilization - compact body

HAD CAMERA 1 WEEK, TOOK GREAT PICTURES, CAMERA STOPPED WORKING HAS BEEN IN REPAIR LAST 2 WEEKS, HOPE TO GET IT BACK SOON

GREAT PICTURES

I bought one of these secondhand in 2023. Having recently got back into photography when given a canon 10D by a friend and fast realising I needed (..okay wanted) more. Knowing the direction the technology was heading in it was a call between a newer DSLR or an older mirrorless body. Ultimately I got a full frame mirrorless camera in the form of a nearly ten year old A7ii. Regrets? None. Yes it's lacking some features due to its age but to an amateur, coming from a DSLR a further ten years older, it's spot on. Relatively inexpensive, Sony has had its mirrorless technology out for a while now so the lenses also aren't all that over the top (not all of them, anyways). With this I've already built up a small collection of decent lenses and the camera itself has been enough to encourage me to save a bit and consider part exing it for an A7riii. However if I could avoid parting with it, it would be a very strong secondary camera.

These days?

I've been using it for more than 2 years, the main problem is autofocus and uncomfortable software for taking photos with a computer( don't work with Lightroom).

Good for first camera

It's a model that's been out for a long time, but it's still good enough for 2023 unless you're a photographer specializing in commercial or sports photography. In terms of value for money, I think there is no competition.

Amazing value for money

Only just bought this but am so looking forward to taking some great pictures.