Small can capture every moment.
Life happens when you least expect it. You'll want to capture those moments and turn them into something extraordinary. The Sony's Alpha 7C has a responsive and intuitive feature all packed into a compact body, so it makes capturing those moments possible. See what small can do.
The full frame advantage
Sensor size matters in photography. That is why Sony's Alpha 7C is fitted with a large sensor that allows more light, so you will get sharper and more vibrant images. Best of all, it is packed into a compact body that is durable and intuitive to any user. Read more here.
Eye Autofocus
Eyes are the window to the soul – that's why the best portraits have the eyes sharply in focus.
With the Alpha 7C Eye Autofocus feature, you'll be able to maintain focus on your subjects' eyes
even as they move around.
Alpha 7C | FE 28-60mm F4-5.6 | 28mm | 1/2500 sec | F8 | ISO 1600
Fast Continuous Shooting
Whether it's a glance in your direction, the flash of a smile or an unintentional blink,
a missed shot and a perfect shot are often just a split-second apart. With the ability to snap
up to 10 shots every second1 for up to 223 images2 in one continuous burst, you'll never miss
the perfect moment.
1 Up to 10 fps in continuous “Hi+” mode, and up to 8 fps in continuous “Hi” mode. Maximum fps will depend on camera settings.
2 Continuous “Hi+” mode. UHS II compatible SDXC memory card required. Sony test conditions.
[1] Phase-detection AF coverage (693 points)
[2] Constrast-detection AF coverage (425 points)
Accurate Autofocus Tracking
The only thing more disappointing than a missed shot is a blurry shot. With an astounding
693 phase-detection and 425 contrast-detection autofocus points spread over 93% of the
imaging area, the Sony's Alpha 7C Fast Hybrid AF system accurately locks focus in an instant,
and flawlessly tracks your subject's movements for perfectly sharp photos every time.
This wide coverage of autofocus points means that you can get a sharp picture even if
the subject is moving towards the edge of the frame.
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