The Sony A7R II was a landmark camera — the first in the A7R series to feature in-body image stabilisation, the first with a back-illuminated full-frame sensor (the 42.4MP BSI CMOS Exmor R), the first A7R with 4K video, and the first with on-sensor phase-detect autofocus. In a single generation, Sony addressed every major criticism of the original A7R. The result was a camera that could shoot 42MP handheld with confidence, track subjects in challenging light, and record 4K without the crop that affected rivals. It remained one of the finest resolution cameras available for years after its release.
The A7R II transformed the A7R series — adding IBIS, 4K video, BSI sensor tech, and phase-detect AF in one generation. A landmark Sony camera.
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14 lenses compatible with the Sony FE (full-frame E-mount) mount.