Sony’s A7R II is so chock-full of advancements – a 42.4-megapixel back-illuminated full-frame sensor, 4K video, high ISO, fast autofocusing, and more – that it might just be the best camera ...

It needs a little more refinement, but overall the Sony A7R II is a great camera for folks who need a high-resolution full-frame model in a more compact design than a dSLR.

The A7R II is Sony 's top compact system camera, though in appearance it looks like more like a small DSLR. It uses a mirrorless design, so the viewfinder on the top is electronic rather than optical.

Sony's latest generation of full-frame A-series cameras are all more than capable. But each has advantages that may make it better in any given situation.

Sony a7R II front view Sony When Sony first announced the original Alpha 7R, our 2013 Camera of the Year, its 36.4MP full-frame sensor had the most pixels ever used in the Alpha line. Now, while Canon ...

Sony’s A7R received our 2014 Stuff Award for best system camera, so the arrival of its second edition was met with plenty of excitement. Not least because the A7R II comes with a groundbreaking new ...

Sony's full-frame camera family just got larger with a superb, but expensive mirrorless flagship, the A7R II. The new model is one of Sony's highest resolution cameras ever at 42.4-megapixels ...

With a better autofocus system, Sony's follow up to its A7R II flagship full-frame mirrorless keeps the stellar photo and video quality but makes it easier to get.