Review on Sony Alpha ILCE-7M2 Body, Black: High-Performance Camera for Professional Photography by Stanislaw Mielicki ᠌

This camera can present itself in a variety of distinct ways depending on the lens that you choose to attach to it. A lot is riding on this decision. Various pros: incredibly portable; any lens may be fitted by means of an adapter; both still images and moving images produced by the camera are of exceptional quality - high caliber even in dim conditions It is possible to use batteries from other cameras (for example, from a6000) - may be managed using the user's mobile device (very handy for a group photo where you want to be) - a large number of control buttons that may be personalized - a stabilizer that can be adjusted to accommodate a variety of focal lengths Some cons: - a firing speed that is not particularly quick - the autofocus isn't always accurate. - there's no way to set the minimum shutter speed in aperture priority mode with automatic sensitivity in the menu. It is not feasible to attach a setting to a hot key in order to display either the screen or the viewfinder (see the next paragraph) - the proximity sensor, which switches from the screen to the viewfinder, is too sensitive. Because of this, sometimes you have to pull the camera back and forth for a long time. - this sensor freezes in the cold. - the battery in the cold (-20) runs out very quickly. - the battery does not last very long. - the battery does not last very long. - a focus that is not particularly accurate -picking