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Sony Alpha a7II Mirrorless Camera with 35mm Lens

Unleash Your Vision with Full-Frame Excellence The Sony Alpha a7II Mirrorless Digital Camera, paired with a versatile 35mm F1.8 lens, is your gateway to stunning full-frame photography. Featuring 5-axis in-body image stabilization and a high-resolution sensor, this camera empowers you to capture...

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Overview

Unleash Your Vision with Full-Frame Excellence

The Sony Alpha a7II Mirrorless Digital Camera, paired with a versatile 35mm F1.8 lens, is your gateway to stunning full-frame photography. Featuring 5-axis in-body image stabilization and a high-resolution sensor, this camera empowers you to capture breathtaking images with exceptional clarity and detail.

Specifications:

  • Image Stabilization: World’s first 5-axis in-body image stabilization in a full-frame camera
  • Resolution: 24.3MP
  • Lens Aperture: F1.8 with 9-blade circular aperture
  • Lens Features: Aspherical element suppresses aberration to deliver high resolution
  • Design: Compact and lightweight for enhanced portability

Specifications

Product Type
Mirrorless Camera
Lens Included
35mm Lens
Sensor Size
Full Frame

Frequently Asked Questions

The Sony Alpha a7II features a full-frame sensor, which is known for its ability to capture detailed images with good low-light performance.
Yes, the camera is bundled with a 35mm lens, offering a versatile focal length for various photographic scenarios.
The Sony Alpha a7II is a mirrorless camera, typically characterized by a more compact body compared to traditional DSLR cameras.
As a Sony Alpha series camera, it uses the E-mount system, allowing compatibility with a wide range of Sony and third-party E-mount lenses.
The Sony Alpha a7II is known to include in-body image stabilization, which helps in reducing blur during handheld shooting.