Sony’s new A1 II is its best Alpha yet, but is the camera giant running out of ideas?
Sony has announced its most versatile mirrorless camera yet, the A1 II. It succeeds the Alpha 1, which was a truly game-changing mirrorless camera when it was launched in January 2021, and features the same stacked 50MP full-frame sensor, 30fps burst shooting, and 8K video.
Sony's A1 II features a dedicated AI processor and refined ergonomics
To start, the A1 II features the same fully stacked 50.1-megapixel CMOS sensor found inside the A1. As before, Sony says photographers can expect 15 stops of dynamic range for stills. The company has once again paired that sensor with its Bionz XR image processing engine but added a dedicated AI processor to handle subject recognition and autofocus.
Sony has just announced a new crown jewel in its lineup – the Sony a1 II. The latest flagship takes the baton from the ...
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Sony has officially unveiled the A1 II, its latest flagship camera designed to cater to professional photographers and ...
The A1 II inherits the 3.2-inch, 2095K dot resolution, 4-axis LCD screen from the A7R V and the A1I which is unique to Sony.
Sony introduced an upgrade to its "professional's all-around" flagship a1 II full-frame mirrorless camera, alongside the equally versatile FE 28-70mm f/2 GM lens.
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