Name: Sony A7C Review: a little ripper!
Uploaded: 2020-10-23T19:31:03.000Z
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- So when I first heard about Sony's new A7C,

Adverbs of manner

"this is purely just a parts bin camera,"

and it puts it into a smaller form factor.

to natively have access to some great Sony full-frame glass,

yet still be able to stash it quickly into a small bag.

to the parts compartment having actual doors,

Okay, so the A7C is a confusing addition to the A7 line

of full-frame cameras come to this lineup.

After the A7 and A7R, we then saw the A7S,

followed by the A7 Mark II, the A7R Mark II,

Maybe that's it? That's probably it. (chuckles)

because its EVF is moved to the left side

Sony finally did away with the hanging doors

that took literal precision to put back on

HDMI port, USB-C port, and one SD card slot.

These are easy to open and easy to close,

the mic port up on top doesn't block the flippy screen.

And yeah, we're gonna call it a flippy screen

because that's like way more fun than saying articulating.

or position to your needs, yet feels sturdy.

When moving around to start filming myself,

I never noticed a lag in the screen rotating

and the touch control, although limited to tapping

All of the buttons around back are on the right-hand side

and the menu button is right in the middle,

because my left hand is almost always on the lens,

but I do wish there was a dial underneath the shutter button

than having to like push over on the ISO button

and it's just a tad too far to reach with my right thumb

without having to really grip the camera with both hands.

This might sound nitpicky, but use it for a bit, you'll see.

There are no improvements to the Sony menu system

in the AC7 either, which at this point, I'm just used to,

but I do wish I could touch the screen to move through it.

that we aren't seeing Sony's new menu system

and you can also use the touchscreen to move through it.

it is the perfect level of small. (chuckles)

It fits in a bag and isn't annoying to carry,

which paired with that 24.2 megapixel CMOS sensor,

at 10 frames per second with a max shutter speed of 1/4000.

and extend all the way up to 204,800 ISO.

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Sony A7C Review: a little ripper!

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