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Sony A7RII vs Sony A7SII Photo & Video Comparison

Here is a another comparison review for the Sony A7SII vs Sony A7RII full-frame mirrorless cameras.

B&H Photo has posted their Sony A7RII vs Sony A7SII hands-on review with photo and video comparison videos.

The Sony A7SII $2,999 – (Amazon | B&H | Adorama) is a 12.2-megapixel full-frame compact system camera with 4K video recording, enhanced auto-focus, an expanded ISO range of 50 up to 409,600 (100-102,400 native) and a silent image capture mode that can be activated for 5fps continuous shooting.

The Sony A7RII $3,200 – (Amazon | B&H | Adorama) boasts high speed AF response up to 40% faster than the original α7R thanks to 399 focal plane phase detection AF points. The 42.4 MP sensor combines gapless on-chip lens design and AR (anti-reflective) coating on the surface of the sensor’s glass seal to dramatically improve light collection efficiency, resulting in high sensitivity with low-noise performance and wide dynamic range.

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Sony A7RII vs Sony A7SII Photo & Video Comparison

Sony a7RII vs Sony a7SII Part 1: Photo Comparison:

Sony a7RII vs Sony a7SII Part 2: Video Comparison:

Sony a7RII vs Sony a7SII Part 3: Summary Comparison:

See how we covered the Sony A7RII mirrorless camera after its officially announced.

See how we covered the Sony A7SII mirrorless camera after its officially announced.

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