Sony A7C II review: Minor updates on the outside, big improvements inside
Sony A7C II: Two-minute review Even as a decent travel camera , it would be fair to say that the original Sony A7C didn’t set the world on fire, and while the A7C II may look like more of the same, the changes are anything but. The body has received several minor improvements, which together make something more significant than the sum of their parts. The most notable difference is the addition of a second control dial, which significantly helps the handling, making it much more familiar to more traditional SLR-style A7 users. A new custom button has been added, as well as some redesign of the rear controls to make them easier to press and identify by touch alone. A lot of thought has gone into several small changes found on the camera. However, it’s inside the camera where the more significant changes have taken place. The A7C II is a Sony A7 IV – which is the best mirrorless camera for most people – with the same 33 million-pixel sensor and Bionz XR processing system. Howe...