Sony ILCE-7CM2/B Alpha 7C II Full-Frame Interchangeable Lens Hybrid Camera, Black

Capture professional-grade stills and cinema-ready video without the bulk — the Sony ILCE-7CM2/B Alpha 7C II mirrorless camera blends full-frame image quality with portability so teams can shoot, stream, and monitor with confidence. Designed for content creators, video production houses and security integrators, the Alpha 7C II pairs a 33MP Exmor R BSI full-frame sensor with advanced autofocus (759-point phase-detection) to deliver sharp, detailed images and dependable subject tracking even in challenging light. The camera’s 7-stop in-body image stabilization and compact 1.13 lb body make handheld shoots and mobile surveillance runs smoother and less fatiguing. For video workflows, 10-bit 4K30p capture, S-Log3/S-Gamut3 and S-Cinetone provide flexible grading, while USB streaming, HDMI output and internal mic + audio inputs simplify live monitoring and networked installations. Whether you’re producing corporate video, documenting events, or deploying a discreet monitoring setup, the Sony Alpha 7C II offers the performance and connectivity to integrate into professional pipelines. Add the Alpha 7C II to your kit for reliable full-frame results on the go.

• Pro-level image quality in a compact body: 33MP full-frame sensor delivers high-resolution stills and clean low-light performance for production or surveillance.
• Rock-steady handheld shooting: up to 7 stops of in-body image stabilization reduces blur and smooths motion for run-and-gun video and monitoring tasks.
• Reliable subject tracking: 759-point phase-detection AF with wide coverage keeps people and moving targets in sharp focus for security and live events.
• Versatile 4K video workflows: internal 10-bit 4K30p, S-Log3/S-Cinetone and USB streaming support professional color grading, live streaming, and networked monitoring.
• Flexible operation and connectivity: vari-angle touchscreen, internal mic plus audio inputs, HDMI and SD recording enable fast setup for corporate video, surveillance, and field production.