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Sony a7 ii hands on
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Sony has also given the A7 II some of the video features of the A7S. For example, it can now record in the XAVC S, AVCHD or MP4 format. There's also simultaneous dual format recording in MP4 and XAVC S or MP4 and AVCHD format to provide an easy format for sharing along with data-rich footage for editing. In addition, Picture Profiles offer the ability set the Gamma to Sony's S-Log2 for greater dynamic range and the Time Code feature helps with scene identification and footage syncing from multiple cameras. You can also attach an XLR microphone via an adaptor. Finally, start-up time is also claimed to be improved by 40%. Sony has made a few fairly subtle changes to the design of the A7 for the Mark II version, and some of them are apparent as soon as you pick up the camera. The grip is deeper front to back, but narrower, and the texture of the covering it has been changed to give better purchase. It makes the camera comfortable to hold and it feels very secure. The shutter button diamter has also been increased (by about 2mm) and moved further forward. To accommodate this change the front dial has been dropped down a little so it sits near the top of the grip. We're also told that there's now greater difference between the pressure required to half-press and a full-press of the shutter release than with the A7. the back of the camera looks almost identical to the original A7, apart from the fact that the C2 (custom) button has been relabelled C3. The screen has also changed and although it's still 3-inches across the diagonal, it's now a RGBW device with 1.23 million dots ( the A7 has a 921,000-dot screen), which should make it brighter and better in bright light. Sony says the sensor housing has been made stronger in the A7 II with more magnesium alloy. This, combined with the camera's moisture and dust sealing, should make the camera pretty durable, although Sony UK cannot give a rating for the level of weatherpoofing. The handling changes, the introduction of image stablization and enhanced video capability offer a significant improvement, and while it's very unlikely that anyone with an A7 will upgrade, the A7 II is now a very attractive full-frame camera. With its 24-million-pixel sensor it sits in the half-way position between the 12Mp A7S and the 36Mp A7R. Because it offers greater resolution than the A7S and better autofocus performance than the A7R it is more of an 'all-rounder' than the other two cameras. The A7 II has the same sensor as the A7 so we might reasonably expect the new camera to produce the same quality images. However, according to Sony UK, the signal processing has changed and this could lead to better/different noise handling and slightly changed image quality. We'll have to wait until we get a review sample in for testing to find out more.