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Sony A7s now in Stock at Amazon, Bhphoto and Adorama!

The Sony A7s is right now in Stock in most US stores like Amazon, Adorama, BHphoto and Sony USA.

Enjoy the unboxing 🙂

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    1. Wow! It’s so fortunate to be a photographer in USA, in my country I’ve to pay full price for everything.

          1. No… I can trade my nex 5r in, and get $615 of credit. At most I could sell it on ebay for ~400. This is a killer deal.

          2. Unfortunately it isn’t worth it for me to take advantage of as the exchange rate of 11% on my CC and higher shipping+ brokerage negates the savings. The Canadian price is the same but we don’t typically see discounts or grest bundles on this side of the border.

          3. Was $615 just a website estimate (i.e. a bait), or a confirmed credit? Sounds a bit high

          4. So there is the 15% = $375
            Then the trade in value could be anywhere between $200 and $240…
            So yes, that’s pretty much confirmed.

    1. I have a one month old A7 that I’ll be selling for around $900. Used, but Mint Condition. No lenses but comes with EVERYTHING that was included w/ box. Purchased from Sony US Store. Selling it in the next week…probably on eBay, will decide soon. I’ve used it to “get myself ready” for the A7s (since most of what I do is video work).

    1. I like Steve- but the guy is to giddy for anything new. He needs to let the dust settle and be a little more critical when necessary.

        1. He also thinks it could be camera of the year for 2014. Really??? Let’s let the dust settle- I think dyxomark puts things more into perspective with this thing. For stills I just don’t see it- it’s not removing any crazy limitations for still photographers as he suggests. Great for video, but come on.

          1. If the A7S sensor turns out (as it is seeming) to play nice with wide RF lenses, that coupled with the 12MP sensor (a great contribution IMO to turn away from the MP race) would definitely make it the photo camera of the year for me, even leaving aside the video capabilities. The price and marketing do suck, but still. Also Steve actually said “this is the camera to beat in 2014. So far, my pick…” which isn’t that unreasonable. And 2014 is more than half over!

    2. From that review: “I was very close to dumping my Leica M 240
      for an A7 or A7r at that time but ultimately decided that would not be a
      good idea. But I was SO CLOSE. The AF speed and file size and loud
      shutter of the A7 and A7r soon made me realize even more the beauty of
      the Leica M system, even if the IQ of the Sony was just as good, and in
      many ways it was and in some ways it was even better.”

      The man wears many hats. We shall see if he own an A7s or still has his M240 and the EM1 in a few months time.

      I like him but will not buy anything based on his exuberant “reviews”.

      If it reaches my price point of 1200 Euros (before the RX2 shows up or the A7m shows up), I will certainly buy one.

      1. All reviewers are bias to highly positive while making any negative a small mention. If they give bad reviews they don’t receive pre-production equipment to test from the manufacturer for free-why would they if one talks down their equipment all the time? They have to wait till after release and pay for rent or buy – good luck (economically) with your review site then. If they have affiliate links (commissions) then the better the review, the more people will buy, the more money they get- it’s another nail in the coffin. Shops, while they can test floor models, are also guilty in that they will talk up the goods that they sell.

  1. Seems like so long ago when new models used to be sold out for months and months, and even pre-orders took as long to fulfill… the NEX-7, the D800, the X-100, the OM-D EM-5.

    Now they are pretty much all in stock from the start. 1001noisycameras.com doesn’t even maintain a stock status page anymore. We may well have already reached peak new model frenzy.

    1. Just wait until the 100MP A99IIS is released with 1 million ISO and machine gun 20 frames a second.

      1. It will be junk because of the SLT mirror, regardless of how
        good the image quality is.

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