Sony introduces the A7C II and A7C R cameras

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Sony's A7C series has been expanded with two new cameras. The Sony A7C II succeeds the first version, while the A7C R is a 61MP high-resolution camera. These two full-frame cameras are compact and feature the new AI AF tracking.

THE A7C II has a 33-megapixel full-frame sensor in a compact camera body. Measuring 12 x 7 x 6 cm and weighing just 513 grams, it is perfect for travel and street photography, among other things. The A7C R has the 61-megapixel full-frame sensor also found in the A7RV.

Both cameras use an AI algorithm for AF tracking and have 7 stops of image stabilisation across 5 axes. The cameras have extensive video capabilities with 10-bit 4:2:2 S-Cinetone and S-log3. The 4K60p video is oversampled from 7K and 6K respectively.

Both cameras inherit many features from the Sony A7 IV and the Sony A7R V, but in a more compact body. This significantly expands the choice between the different camera models.

The Sony A7C II will be available in silver and black from September for 2,400 euros. The Sony A7C R will require another month of waiting. This model will cost 3,700 euros.

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