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Sony Alpha a7R II Mirrorless Digital Camera Body Only a7R Mark 2
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Pursue true photographic excellence with the stunning Sony Alpha A7rii mirrorless digital camera. This Mark 2 edition of the camera includes a staggering 42.4-megapixel sensor for extraordinary detail, as well as high-resolution video recording and a two-inch LCD screen. Image stabilisation and an automatic contrast balancer are also available, making it even easier to produce vivid, exciting photos.Product Identifiers
BrandSony
GTIN4548736017719
UPC4548736017719
eBay Product ID (ePID)1356630201
Product Key Features
Digital Zoom4x
Maximum Aperturef/1.8
Battery TypeLithium, Lithium-Ion
ConnectivityHDMI, Micro USB, USB, Micro-HDMI
ColourBlack
FeaturesAuto Contrast Balance (ACB), 1080p HD Video Recording, Wi-Fi, Wi-Fi Ready, Tripod Thread, Face Detection, CMOS Sensor, Touch Screen, AE/FE Lock, Exposure Compensation, 1080i HD Video Recording, 2160p UHD Video Recording, Auto Power Save, Infrared, Histogram Display, Audio Recording, Viewfinder, AF Lock, Image Stabilisation, Body Only, 720p HD Video Recording, Sharpness Control, Built-in GPS, Auto Focus, Automatic Pixel Mapping (APM), Built-in Wi-Fi, 4K Video Recording
SeriesSony Alpha
TypeMirrorless Interchangeable Lens
Maximum Resolution4.0 MP
ModelSony A7RII
Optical Zoom3x
Dimensions
Item HeightYes
Width60.3mm
Item Weight582 g
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- 03 Aug, 2018
Great delivery, amazing camera!
I had a great experience with this online purchase. Good communication since the order was placed and it came several days ahead of schedule! The product has been nothing short of amazing. This camera makes me want to go out and shoot even more than before. Coming from a crop-sensor DSLR, the A7RII has been fantastic to work with and I can feel that I'll be using it for a long time. It's packed with resolution, image quality and features that I'm eager to use every day in almost any situation.Verified purchase: YesCondition: New
- 25 Aug, 2017
Great camera
I bought this camera for its video features, but I shoot a lot of stills also. Video features are great compared to Canon cameras in the same price range. Image quality, features and design of the camera is also very good. Focus peaking is extremely useful, especially as I was used to shoot with manual focus a lot. Custom buttons are great and I got used to menu after 3 days of use. RAW files are heavy, but good for post production. Only negativity is battery life (get more than 4 batteries or some external battery solution), another thing is expensive lenses (remember you are buying camera system, not body itself), but I hope Sigma will start with manufacture full frame lenses same as they do for Canon or Nikon within the year (my dream). I didn`t have overheating issues so far, but I didn`t record over 20 minutes so far. Besides that, I recommend this camera to everybody who takes their photography or cinematography seriously and want an overall capable camera.Verified purchase: YesCondition: New
- 29 Apr, 2018
A excellent camera for Full Frame beginners
After nearly 30 years a an enthusiast photographer using many film and digital cameras. I have yet to discover a better value for money camera with such stunning image quality. Its quality results especially in landscape photography. Makes this a highly recommended camera. Beats other cameras in class on size and weight etc.Verified purchase: YesCondition: New
- 22 May, 2019
Quality photos second to none
This is a fantastic camera for landscape and portrait photography the megapicel count allows you to crop in on your subject so the detail is still there in post. not to sure for sport though with the burst rate but I use my a7iii for fast action also the low light is very good on the a7rii,this is more camera than say 95 percent of photographer's will ever need ,this was when it first came out a 3000 pound camera and at the price I paid at just over a thousand pound makes it a bargain just because the a7riii is out does not make this a bad camera it really does take fantastic pictures you only have to look on YouTube to see for yourself highly recommendVerified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-owned
- 22 Jan, 2020
Brilliant camera at a brilliant price!
Previously I owned a Canon 5D Mkii but a few years ago I was persuaded by my wife that the bulky 5D and its accompanying lenses was not the camera to take on a long weekend trip to Amsterdam. As a result I bought a Sony A6000 for the trip and was so impressed that I replaced my 5D with a Sony A6500 that I have owned since it was first released. However, brilliant though the A6500 is (speed of focus, rapid shooting rate [11fps], small, lightweight etc.), I have come to miss the full frame capabilities of the 5D. I have just purchased this used Sony A7r Mkii and am very pleased with my choice. The full frame 42 megapixel sensor is a delight, both in the additional ability it provides to substantially crop images and the way it handles noise in low light situations. Is it easy to use? Well…yes if you are an experienced photographer or you are familiar with the quirky Sony menu system. This camera is not for a beginner though but then why would a beginner spend a considerable sum to buy a top end, pro/semi-pro camera? That said, this camera was such a bargain. I paid just under £900 for it, in immaculate condition, with under 2500 actuations; a camera that when first released would have cost the best part of £3k. Admittedly Sony are now on the 4th incarnation of the A7r but for my purposes (mainly landscape and portrait) the facilities that this camera provides at the price, represents incredible value for money. Add to this its compatibility with non-native lenses (with appropriate adapter) retaining access to all the Sony focusing electronics (I believe) then its a bit of a no brainer for those thinking of switching to the Sony mirrorless system. I will be keeping my A6500, though, for those very rare occasions when I will need its superior rapid shooting rate. (The A7rII is only 5fps). In conclusion I can honestly say that this is the best camera I have ever owned (and I’ve owned a few!)Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-owned
- 18 Apr, 2019
Good value for resolution and high iso
Swapping from canon, it feels less professional, and yes the menu system is a pain. But I always seem to be searching canons menus as well. 80/40mb un/compressed raw files are also a pain. No smaller size raw options as with canon.Verified purchase: YesCondition: New
- 10 Nov, 2021
This camera is definitely good one with a lot of features I like but is not camera for novices.
If you want professional camera for portraits, macro photography, landscape, interior, architecture, travel, weddings go for it. For the price I paid it is bargain. For sport or journalism you will be better with Sony A7III or Sony A9. It does not mean it is bad for sport but 5 pictures per second is not 10-20 per second and the buffer is much smaller. You have picture profiles and that is somehow complicated to arrange. Also for video it makes 4K that is good if you need. Now a days I found that full HD does good or even better job.Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-owned
- 03 Apr, 2019
Still a winning camera after being released some years ago.
Although not top of the line anymore this camera is still very, very capable. It works okay with my Canon glass but Sony lenses? well, I would have to sell a kidney or some other body part. Overall fun to use with a great sensor with lots of detail.Verified purchase: YesCondition: New
- 17 Nov, 2017
GREAT QUALITY, AVERAGE ERGONOMICS
I’m gritting my teeth , determined to cope with the design. I’m not a big fan of thumbwheels and endless choices and buttons and dials splattered all over almost at random. But it allows me to use my legacy lenses and shoot 4K and get high quality images. In my fantasy world I’d like the design of the Fuji XT2 mapped onto the capabilities of the Sony.Verified purchase: YesCondition: New
- 02 Jan, 2020
Great camera at a bargain price now.
Full frame mirrorless 42 mp camera which is smaller and lighter than a dslr, has 5-axis in-body stabilisation using both phase and contrast focus points. I got all this new and unused for less than £1K. Battery life could be longer but carrying a couple of spares is no problem. Single SDXC slot but just getting a large capacity card solves the problem (unless the card fails) but that has never happened to me and I'm only an amateur anyway so it's not life or death. Back screen not fully retractable but I only use the camera for stills so no problem.Verified purchase: YesCondition: New
