SONY a7 C Mirrorless Camera – Black, Body Only, Black
£1,899.00
SONY a7 C Mirrorless Camera – Black, Body Only, Black
Price History for SONY a7 C Mirrorless Camera - Body Only, Black
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| Current Price | £1,899.00 | June 2, 2024 |
| Highest Price | £1,899.00 | April 17, 2024 |
| Lowest Price | £1,869.00 | January 10, 2024 |
Last price changes
| £1,899.00 | April 17, 2024 |
| £1,869.00 | January 10, 2024 |
Compact designThe smaller sibling of the Sony a7 III, the Sony a7 C Mirrorless Camera offers a full-frame sensor and professional specs, packed into a smaller, lighter, travel-friendly body – it’s the perfect choice for street photography.To the rear, you’ll find a fully-articulated touchscreen, so you can capture some unique angles.Back-illuminated sensorAt the heart of the alpha 7 C is a back-illuminated 24.2 megapixel full-frame sensor. Take advantage of the improved noise response at high sensitivities and wide dynamic range to capture dramatic RAW images that are perfectly exposed, even in the shadows and highlights.Colours are realistic, so you get natural looking skin tones, while wildlife and landscapes look true-to-life.Capture the actionPhoto opportunities don’t usually hang around for long. Supported by the powerful Bionz X processor, you can shoot up to 10 fps to freeze moments of action. It’s perfect for subjects that are frequently moving, such as a dance performer, racehorse, or fox in the wild.Improved AF performance means no opportunity is lost. Because you can track moving and unpredictable subjects easily, you can photograph spectacular action or sporting scenes, such as a dramatic rugby tackle on the field, even on an overcast day.Shoot sharpDim interiors or twilight falling shouldn’t stop you shooting. Sony’s 5-axis image stabilisation means you can shoot handheld without a tripod up to 5-stops faster. Your images are sharp, and videos are smooth, even when shooting long distances or close-up macro subjects.Record 4K Ultra HDFor those serious about videomaking, the alpha 7 C records 4K Ultra HD movies internally, using 6K full pixel readout for brilliantly detailed footage. Supporting Hybrid Log Gamma (HLG) for 4K HDR footage, it captures plenty of information for easier colour grading during post-production.
01/05/2021
