Adorama has
Sony Alpha 7C Mirrorless Digital Camera (Body Only)
on sale for
$1418.20 after
Student & Educator Discount (register
here).
Shipping is free.
Thanks to community member
eric04h for finding this deal.
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Product Features:
- Optimized for vloggers and youtubers
- Supports 4k30p
- IBIS functionality
- USB Type-C
- Both mic-in and a headphone jack
- Wi-Fi (11a/b/g/n/ac) and Bluetooth
- Sensor Size: Full Frame Camera Format
- Resolution: 24 MP
- Max Video Quality: 4K 30fps
- Lens Included: Without Lens
- In-Body Stabilization: 5-Axis Optical
- Configuration: Body Only
- Predecessor: Sony a7S
- WiFi: Yes
- Edition: Standard
Top Comments
Old tech is also a bit of a stretch. What more do new Alpha cameras offer that this doesn't? Strap it to a solid lens and this is just as capable as any "new camera" out there. If you want 10bit and "higher end specs", that also comes with higher end prices that a lot of people, including myself as aren't looking to pay.
I almost went with the A7iii but went with this one as the built in gyro data will come in handy for the video work I also got this for.
I've been using it with a Sigma 50mm 1.4 lens and my photos look no different from those coming out of my cousin's Alpha a7IV. These aren't computer graphics cards, "new tech" rarely makes much of a real world difference.
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I'm still getting used to it. It's a bit more complicated than my a6000 (which broke and this replaced). But I like that it is similar in some ways to the APSC line (smaller body, eyepiece closer to the corner).
I'm OK with the $100 more I paid, though. I got a lot of use with it over the last month (during a break from school).
The PM'd a lens discount for me that BuyDig had for cheaper (with BuyDig's EDU discount).
Old tech is also a bit of a stretch. What more do new Alpha cameras offer that this doesn't? Strap it to a solid lens and this is just as capable as any "new camera" out there. If you want 10bit and "higher end specs", that also comes with higher end prices that a lot of people, including myself as aren't looking to pay.
I almost went with the A7iii but went with this one as the built in gyro data will come in handy for the video work I also got this for.
I've been using it with a Sigma 50mm 1.4 lens and my photos look no different from those coming out of my cousin's Alpha a7IV. These aren't computer graphics cards, "new tech" rarely makes much of a real world difference.
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Oh cmon that's a major exaggeration. I bet if I showed 2 videos side by side, 95% of the population would not tell the difference.
But getting back to the discussion, we are talking about iii vs 7c, not iv.
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If you are looking at this camera you want video and still capabilities. Kinda silly to suggest an aps-c camera for more money than this full frame camera. I was just replying to iii vs 7c, which is pretty even in stills, but 7c has newer features for video than iii.
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