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Full Sony A7II product guide pdf for download. Reminder: Preorder now in USA, UK and Germany!

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You can download the extensive A7m2 guide here on Wetransfer. And do not forget to preorder the camera here to get it before Christmas:

USA preorders:
Sony Alpha a7II  (Body Only) for $1,698 at Amazon (Click here), BHphoto (Click here), Adorama (Click here), SonyStore (Click here).
Sony Alpha a7II  with FE 28-70mm OSS Lens for $1,998 at Amazon (Click here), BHphoto (Click here), Adorama (Click here), SonyStore (Click here).
Sony 70-300mm f/4.5-5.6 G SSM II Lens for $1,148 at BHphoto (Click here).

EU preorders:
Sony Alpha a7II  (Body Only) for 1.799 Euro at Amazon Germany (Click here) and 1299 pounds at Wex UK (Click here).
Sony Alpha a7II  with FE 28-70mm OSS Lens for 2.099 Euro at Amazon Germany (Click here) and 1699 pounds at Wex UK (Click here).

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      1. Maybe not, but his posts are all over the place, one minute he uses A7II, next its A7m2 in the following sentence. Stick with one and be done with it. It just looks bad.

        1. The focusing points, phase and contrast, are all on the sensor. If the lens mount is too thick or too thin it’s automatically compensated.

          1. It’s been there already in all other E-mount cameras. Adapting A-mount lenses isn’t exactly a new thing…

          2. You would have to dig through the manual and see if micro adjust is available when using the LEA4 adaptor. I don’t know.

    1. It comes with a fully electronic personal vibrator, you can use it on yourself and friends. You’ll forget all about the silent shutter.

      1. Remember meep is third party hired internet spoke person for Sony. He’s function is to discredit all comments that have critical thinking that might not be beneficial for Sony.

      1. he is just an american idiot spamming every photography forum, or maybe it’s just his dog writing his posts…

        m43 rumors:

        “Many people with small pneses attracted to puny sensor…HULK not surprised!”

        nikon “elite” rumors:

        “Pls, if you too broke to pay Nikon, go to Micro Four Turds. HULK say, no place for beggars and low class chumps in Nikon FFdom. Is meant for elite of photomakers!”

    1. Hulk have no brain. Only acts out from fear and rage (of being left behind technologically in imaging world). That’s why smashes (envy).

    1. Oh they started last week, none of the chronic complainers have either see physically or read a review of this camera but they have already started confabulating things that might be (are) wrong.

  1. I’ve read the whole thing. I thought the supporting characters were alright, but the final climax could have been better.

  2. It is real! no 120fps 720p in this XACVS ><" , A8 is the highest hope for me FF-120p-IBIS-hybrid AF-decent price lol….

  3. No ones yet to state- or perhaps know the ISO needed for S log 2 with this camera! Was very disappointed you need 3200 iso BASE on the A7s. I really do hope the a7s gets this IBIS though, for full frame filming it really needs it for the shake jello- esp when filming walking shots- its terrible for that, really dissapointing for such an incredible film camera otherwise!

        1. If you’re talking about HDMI output it’s neither: It’s 8bit. RAW photos are 14-bit. He read somewhere on DPReview that it was 11bit, but apparently he didn’t read the pdf… (which is the whole point of this thread.)

          1. So, 11 bit is simply incorrect then. Sorry to labour the point, but it is an IMPORTAN feature. Of course I mean RAW.

          2. 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).

            So if I am correct it was in the A7 a 14-bit image processing with an 11-bit output, and now 16 bit with 14 bit output 🙂

          3. … even better then 🙂 Can someone work out from the description if you can shoot a HDR set when it is set off by timer?

          4. There is alot of discussion about the matter on the web. It might be that Sony uses 12 bit pipeline to process the 14bit images. I’m not an expert but it would not be first time these companies lie. I give you an expample The new Tamron 150-600mm lens is actually 560mm according to the actual patent for that lens. So I would guess it is not a real 600mm lens. I mean they can print the numbers with paint on the plastic outer surface of the lens hull. But the text is only text. Same as text is just that in a marketing brochure.
            http://www.luminous-landscape.com/forum/index.php?topic=87260.0

          5. I have heard about this. I have not thought this through in depth though. I am just happy this is not something to worry about with the new camera.

            … OR, let me correct this, does it mean that the A7II can still have these compression artefacts because it still uses compression from 16 to 14 bit?

          6. That article is from February 2014. It has absolutely nothing to do with this brand new camera. And I don’t really care what some guy at DPreview says. We won’t know the real specs and output of THIS camera until it’s released and we actually have some brand new RAW files to play with. But at least according to specs they’re using a 16-bit pipeline to process the 14-bit images.

          7. Yes, but the interesting question is whether the artefacts were caused by not enough bits in RAW (in which case the problem is solved with A7II), or if they were caused by bad processing/compression (in which case the artefacts may still appear).

            I agree though on wait and see for tests and reviews.

    1. It’s called milking the cow.. the early adopters pay the biggest bill. In this day and age one should not jump to new tech so early.. Do you remember Nikon D600 .. it’s best let tech mature a bit you get it much cheaper as well (if you buy new). I just bought a used allmost new Nikon D7100 for 570€ .. and bit before that I bought used Pana G6 for 250 euros.

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