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Sony Alpha 7C Full-Frame Mirrorless Camera - Black (ILCE7C/B)

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At a glance

Condition
New
Model
ILCE7C/B
Weight
509 g
Color
Black
Compatible Mountings
Sony E
Aspect Ratio
1:1
Supported File Format
JPEG, Raw
Warranty
1 year limited manufacturer
Works with
Sony E-mount lenses

Features 7

  • Worlds smallest and lightest1 full-frame camera
  • Advanced 24.2MP2 Back-Illuminated 35mm Full-frame Image Sensor
  • 4K Movie3 w/ full pixel readout, no pixel binning or crop and HDR4
  • 15-stop5 dynamic range, 14-bit uncompressed RAW, ISO6 50 to 204,800

Description

The world’s smallest and lightest1 full-frame camera - without compromise. Featuring 24.2MP2 backside illuminated sensor, 4K movie3 with full-pixel readout, flip-out LCD and 5-axis in-body image stabilization. Ideal for every photographer on the go and perfect for vlogging.

Specs 93

Compatible Mountings Sony E
Aspect Ratio 1:1
Photo Sensor Technology CMOS
Supported File Format JPEG, Raw
Image Stabilization Sensor-shift
Maximum Focal Length 35 millimeters
Optical Zoom 1
Maximum Aperture 5.6 f-stop

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Great compact travel camera
There are many technical reviews on this camera that is better than anything I can say here. I wanted a camera mainly for video and would like to share how I came to chose the 7c. There are lots of other choices, but this checks all the important marks that I was looking for. I started fresh without any prior lens and accessories. I first evaluated which brand and system of camera I want. The industry is moving towards larger full frame sensors. There's Sony, Canon, and Fuji. I feel that Sony is the leader in product development and innovation. So I went with them. I could have bought the 7siii, but the 7c is much much more compact and at this point fits my need. I could have chosen the a6600, but I think the full frames have better picture, especially in low light. And is a better upgrade path towards other Sony full frames in the future. I could have gone with a GH5, but that's a much larger camera with sucky focus and low light performance. And though I like Canon, they don't have a full frame in this size. They have better lens selection for sure, but I feel they are not quite as innovative. So for my compact video travel rig, I have the 7c with one set of lens...the Tamron 17-14mm. For audio I bought the Sony eco-81m shotgun mic. This mic operates in digital mode, and powers off the 7c battery so no extra cord or battery to worry about. So far it's been the perfect system for me. I do have larger hands so the grip is just a bit small. I ended getting the Smallrig cage. I was worried this might add bulk to my system, but it fits like a glove and adds no perceivable bulk. It adds protection as well as gives me a much better grip surface. I love my set up. It has everything I want in a travel video camera. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 28, 2021 by Rivian
Great smaller size camera
Got this to replace a canon 5D mk2 and Sony rx1r. The idea was to split the difference in size and weight, while keeping good picture quality. With that said, the autofocus is worlds ahead of both the previous cameras. Similarly, the low light performance here is way ahead of my previous cameras. As for image quality (ignoring the better autofocus and low light improvements) I don’t see a whole lot of gain. It’s more down to personal preference between canon and Sony, and most of that can be adjusted in Lightroom. So, if you are looking for a compact but full featured camera, don’t worry about any reviews or descriptions that suggest this is a beginners camera just because it doesn’t have as many buttons as models higher up Sony’s line. This is a capable and good quality camera that I found to be perfect for my needs. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 4, 2022 by Greg
Awesome sensitivity; not just for lowlight
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Great camera. Autofocus is fast and as responsive as the sony a7R IV and the a6600. The real benefit over the aps-c lenses is in how the high sensitivity of the sensor lets you shoot. no one seems to mention this in the reviews, but its a lot easier to get a good photo with higher sensitivity because it dramatically increases the range of parameters where you can take a good photo. I like to shoot on manual, but let the camera automatically set the ISO. the exposure compensation dial and high sensitivity make it a lot easier to shoot this way than on either the a6600 or a7r iv. the higher sensitivity lets you decide to use faster shutter speeds and youre less likely to have too little light to use autofocus effectively. sure you lose resolution on an aps-c lens or dont have as high resolution as the a7r iv, but youre still above a 4k image, and the ease of acquiring an image in the moment is amazing. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 31, 2021 by Mike Mike
Sony A7c: no limits full frame compact camera (if you know the options.........)
The A7c gives me access to next level low light video and photos. This is something that my m4/3 panasonic cameras (G9, G85) struggled to deliver, even just indoors on a sunny day with a nice f2.8 (or even 1.7) lens, the ISO could skyrocket. This was the main motivation for obtaining this camera, and it does not disappoint, with at least a 2-fold improvement in low light performance (max iso set to 3200 and usually sufficient for vids and photos). I am also very impressed by the featherweight budget samyang 18mm f2.8. After testing of many custom presets and getting to grips with some manual focus quirks, I think I have an A7c which can do just about everything I need (stored in the 7 custom camera config preset slots). I can instantly make it into a deluxe GoPro (wide and everything always in focus), low light video Ap/Sp, astro timelapse, day timelapse, low light tracking auto focus stills......... Importantly, it is the same weight as a panasonic G85 which is critical for a travel/backpacking/bike camera (I need). I can put it on the crane M2 mini-gimbal for decent stabilization, and still be discrete/small enough to not feel like a sore thumb. This is the deal when you move from panny m4/3 - I swapped low light performance for effective stabilization. The catalyst giro stabe in post is a bit last resort, but a nice thought. It is awesome to have access to the older manual FF lenses - budget great glass - without all the crop factor PITA with m4/3 or APS-c. The big downside of this camera is lack of any intuitive user interface - it will do it all - but wow - it is quite a learning curve to test and set up this stuff. I guess you get out what you put in. As a panasonic G9 shooter (camera with very nice user interface), the HUGE elephant in the room is usability and the lack of a touch screen. Compared to the G9 this camera has very poor organization and on-the-fly tweakability. The workaround here is extensive testing and the use of personal menus and custom presets, but even then the lack of a touch screen for at least review is just criminal. In summary, this camera really delivers full frame dazzle, is a good fit for light weight adventures (only with the additional M2 gimbal and lightweight lens), but IMO needs real commitment from any non-sony shooter to get the preset settings dialed in and make it all work. 9 month update -- removed a star to 4/5: in the end the lack of workable IBIS, touch screen and very fiddly menus caused me to give up with this camera. For the way I shoot video (stopped down, lots of manual) the Sony AF was not as valuable as I expected. I found it was not so great at f>5, and with low contrast scenes (snow, landscapes). I acquired a Panasonic S5, and so far its working perfectly for me. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 10, 2021 by Duck Man
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