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A7rII review at Imaging Resource: “Groundbreaking features”.

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UPDATE: You get a $399 Metabones EF smart adapter for free(!) with the Sony A7rII sold by BHphoto (Click here).

Imaging Resource posted the full Sony A7rII review and writes:

Image quality has also taken a sizeable step forwards in the Sony A7R II. In terms of resolution when shooting with a quality lens, its detail-gathering is simply spectacular. In fact, it comes surprisingly close to what medium-format cameras are capable of in a far, far more compact body.

Current A7rII deals:
$200 gift card with Amazon US (Use “CAMERAGIFT” as code).
A7rII Deluxe at Amazon US (Click here)
$160 reward on the A7rII sold by BHphoto (Click here).
Ssuperbundle deal on the Sony A7rII sold by Focuscamera (Click here).
New low price on the A7rII at Amazon Germany (Click here).

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  1. Good to hear the medium format comparison I was looking at the Pentax 645z but the images still look soft like it’s predecessor. I need my pictures to PANG out .. sharp and catch the eye with something on par with that Zeiss look. I don’t slate Pentax lenses though!

    1. Here in Denmark I had to pay what amounts to $3777 because Danish VAT (25%). And that was a “good” price! Normal price is around $4068!!! So I envy those living abroad getting away with “only” $3198 🙂

      OTOH our wellfare system ensures that most people here are taken care of when you’re sick or getting old. It’s not perfect but even though we are heavily taxed I actually prefer the Danish way of doing things compared to any other system that I know of.

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