Sony unveiled the A99II A-mount full-frame camera at the Photokina 2016 event. Here is an additional Sony A99 Mark II coverage.
The Mark II version of Sony A99 camera features a 42.4-megapixel full-frame CMOS sensor. The sensor allows for 12 fps burst shooting with continuous AF/AE and a top ISO of 102,400.
On the other hand the processor offers 4K video recording and a 5-axis in-body image stabilisation mechanism providing a 4.5-step shutter speed advantage. The new Sony A99 Mark II is priced at $3199 USD, pre-orders now also available. Now let’s have a look at more details of this camera.
Additional Coverage of the Sony A99 Mark II A-Mount Full-Frame Camera
From Digitalrev first impressions review:
In its current reincarnation, the A99 II is better than either mirrorless models from Sony, but that must surely be a sign that the A9-series is imminent. I think it’s pretty clear the A-mount is secondary to Sony’s thoughts, especially since the a99 II has nothing particularly new.
More Sony A99 Mark II first impressions reviews can be found at ThePhoBlographer and DSLRmagazine websites.
The new camera boasts a newly developed “4D Focus” system capable of full-time auto focus. Sony’s Hybrid Phase Detection AF System is enabled by combining a precision 79-point dedicated phase-detection AF sensor with 399 focal plane phase detection AF points to produce a 79 hybrid cross AF-point array. See the official Sony a99II Gallery.
| Check the camera stores for availability | ||
|---|---|---|
| Sony A99II Camera | $3,199.95 | Amazon | B&H | Adorama |
