Is Sony A7III worth it over the a7II?

While both versions that we’re covering in this comparison of Sony’s a7 line of cameras are wonderfully fast at shooting photos, The a7iii is the total hands-down winner. It doubles the 5fps of the a7ii to 10fps with its new AF/AE tracking system and can even manage 8fps in live view mode.

Is Sony a7II still worth it?

Buying an a7II on sale or used is an inexpensive way of getting a good full-frame, mirrorless camera. Quality E-mount lenses are worth the investment as they will transfer as you upgrade to newer Sony bodies. But at full price, the older version is not as attractive as the a7III or the a6600.

Should I upgrade from Sony A7III?

A7III is a definite upgrade in terms of sensor performance, lens choice and overall usability. Although it’s very noticeably bulkier, and you may miss that slim body of A6400. In ideal world, I would suggest keeping both of them.

How many stops of dynamic range does Sony A7ii have?

The camera can capture almost 14 EVs of dynamic range, which means you can recover a boatload of information in post when shooting high contrast scenes without losing too much data or introducing a lot of noise.

What is the A7II good for?

When it comes to sports photography, one of the most important things is how fast your camera is. With an average continuous shooting of 55.0fps and a fast shutter speed of 1/8000 – 30s, A7II is certainly suitable because it is fast enough to freeze sports action.

What is the dynamic range of Sony A7ii?

14 EVs
The camera can capture almost 14 EVs of dynamic range, which means you can recover a boatload of information in post when shooting high contrast scenes without losing too much data or introducing a lot of noise.

Does Sony A7ii have Bluetooth?

The A7 iii delivers, while the A7ii, some 4 years old now does not have Bluetooth.