Sony Alpha a7S II Mirrorless Camera ILCE7SM2/B +Soft Bag Additional Battery 64

I've used the A7s series camera for a while now, and finally decided that I needed to own one. So I bought the A7sii. I've used it to take pictures, but primarily video. I'm a filmmaker and I've used it to shoot short films, corporate video commercials, Doc work and much more. It capacity to create a stunning image is remarkable, especially at the price point. Camera can easily pay it self off. Pretty dang affordable pro-sumer camera, that packs a punch and can easily be used as a B-Cam on full features. Obviously it has it's limitations, however if you play to its strengths you can really create something beautiful that could easily be seen at the cinema.

Improved lowlight or rather better noise reduction. Internal 4K. 1080p120. Better images with improved range (with 2.20 firmware). Faster focusing than the original A7S. 5-Axis Image Stabilization. More and more to love. The A7S II follows on the legacy of the original and bests it in every possible way. You get better video.

I'm a graduated film student, and I bought this camera after using a variety of different cameras of various price points, and I've got to say, the Sony a7S II is by far the best camera for video I've used anywhere near its price point. It has all the features of a camera twice it's price, and its ability to capture clean footage in low light is unlike any other camera on the market right now. I would highly highly recommend it. The only two drawbacks I find with it are the rolling shutter, and the auto focus is a little slow in video (but you shouldn't use auto anyway). In short, this is my favourite camera under $25,000.

I am waiting to get my sony 35mm F1.4 to work with this camera. It has 4 custome buttons that I don't have to go through the menu to set up my camera. The picture can be use in over 25,000 ISO.

I love this camera for video and low light, the 4K is breathtaking, my best camera so far.

I was nervous to spend so much on a item, but now that I have it, I would buy it two more times. just wish the life on it would last longer honestly.

Very sastified. I know if the camera can rec 4k 8bits, can do 10 bits FULL HD Internal. And Raw external.

Recently the camera no longer holds the settings memory have to rest all settings every time the camera is turned on/off - seems to clear itself and rest to clean factory settings - have to reset time, date etc, and all menu memory settings

Still under test and adaptation, I came across an excellent camera, but not only for low lights, but for various types of footage. 4k with lots of definition

I just got mind. I've been looking up the video walk-through and reviews online via Sony and some websites i trust. Before this one I had the I had a Panasonic GH-5 DSLR , I wanted the six but I'll give this a go since it's more expensive. they are from the same country so why not you know? Well, I'll give you guys an update soon!