Sony Alpha 1 II Full-Frame Mirrorless Interchangeable Lens Camera, Black

This is the best camera in the market for hybrid shooters in 2025. It takes top-quality, sharp pictures and videos of anything. It has fantastic speed, autofocus, and a redesigned body. It is pricey but worth every penny.:) Don't hesitate to buy it if you are a professional wedding, fashion, sport, nature, or product photographer or videographer.

This camera is so top of the line. I am enjoying it greatly.

Perfect camera!

The dynamic range on this camera is everything a professional creator will ever pray for.

This camera was defective, and you charged me over $1,000 as a restocking fee in addition to keeping the tax I paid. How dare you keep my hard-earned money? Refund this immediately! It is not your fault if you were unaware that the camera was defective, but deliberately stealing over $ 1,000 and claiming it as a restocking fee is unacceptable.

The best camera I have ever used. Love the option to film APSC in 4k and then punch in further with clear image zoom... all while maintaining touch focus. Excellent ibis. Love this camera. The best video camera available for purchase.

Great camera

Its one of the absolute best cameras today. Went double system due to wanting some of the SONY-lenses that Canon just does not have (50-150mm, 300mm, 400-800mm). Other reasons for me to get this model: high mpix count for wild life, best pre-capture out there, excellent geo-tagging (with phone app), high dynamic range, low high iso noise levels), very flexible button setup. Sensor tech, speed and ai auto focus are all extremely good. I still feel Canon has a slight AF edge in very low light, but that may also be me being a Canon "expert" and new to SONY. The transition has been fast and easy. modern cameras can be set up in so many flexible ways that my buttons on the Canon and Sony bodies are practically identical - very nice! Button functions are the same - only difference is what happens when you press the button. Menu system is great. Heard SONY menu's where messy before, buts it easy and intuitive to work with. Also i have set my "own" menu on the Canon and SONY to mirror each other - yes that can also be done. GPS-tracking with your smart phone is very easy. however, you do need to remember to turn on the app. Some people leave the app running always - a good tip to avoid forgetting it. Files are great to work with. I use color profiles to ensure true colors on all my bodies, so does not matter to me with the different sensor read out. The 50 mpix files are also very forgiving to work with. Dynamic range is industry-leading and you will notice even if coming from a 5-6 year older body. Have an irrational preference for the CF express format Canon uses - the reality is both systems deliver shots at lightning speeds. I shoot very large cards (several TB) and its almost ridiculous how many x,xxx shots you can rack up. Lighter body is an advantage for me. Dislikes are few: I do not like the standard view finder setup. Took me time/effort to get it adjusted to my liking (more Canon-like). I think many would prefer 2x CF express, you get one SD card slot that is somewhat cheaper to use, but its struggles with fast precapture shooting regardless of having a fast SD-card. My CF express cards are large and thus $,$$$. Not a SONY thing - my Canon cards are equally expensive - but remember that all that shooting power and speed comes with a cost. Finally, you need a very capable computer to manage a lot of large files. I shoot compressed large RAW as default which is what anyone buying this camera should do imho, that's around 60mb per shot. 8,000 of those will strain everything back at the office.

One of the best cameras I've owned!