Newsshooter tested the A7rII 5 axis system:
In short the 5-axis stabilisation worked a treat. As long as I was relatively steady the system kicked in and provided the extra bit of stability I needed. I found I could move very quickly between shots and get results that looked they had been shot using a shoulder rig.
Alex Pasquini posted that slow motion A7rII test video (via our SonyAlphaForum)
And here is a side by side comparison with the Sony RX1R, Fuji X100T, Canon 6D 7D, NX3000, Ricoh GR by Wayne’s got G.A.S.:
(found via TheNakedCamera).
A7rII preorder list:
In USA: at Amazon, BHphoto, Adorama, SonyStore US, FocusCamera, Uniquephoto.
In Europe at Sony DE, UK, FR, IT, ES, NL, BE, CH, AT, SE, FI, NO, PT. Wex UK.
In Asia at Digitalrev, CameraPro.
Reminder:
Uniquephoto (Click here) organized a special A7rII launch event with Sony Artisans. If you cannot participate don’t worry, there is a livestreaming too.
2 Responses
I’ve always found Canon bodies to look like fat cows, and this body comparison really seems to emphasize that. – LOL
Small bodies are great with primes, add some fast zooms or telephoto and the small body quickly loses its benefits. No matter how small the body is, you cannot break physics when it comes to fast telephoto. You ever watch sporting events and say wow that’s a big camera, usually its wow that’s a big lens!