I don't know that a more capable videography/photography device exists in this size. The a7S is back with everything the first generation was missing (I had one). This is the ultimate low-light shooter for video and photography.

Now with Internal 4K; LUTs and IBIS! Low light monster Gorgeous video and photo Small and light package Adapt lenses from almost any system ever

Internal recording codec could be better Menus still mostly suck Limited system lenses 12MP limits post-processing options

I have owned a A7s for 18 months and love it. While I do take a lot of photographs my main interest is video. I live and travel on a sailboat and spend time in remote locations. I needed a new second camera and decided to stay with Sony. I have only used it a few days, but so far it's great.

This is an expensive product but if you want a full-frame mirrorless that handles low light situations well, this is it. If focuses extraordinarily well in almost no light, better than anything else I have used for sure.

Easy To Use; Excellent In Low Light; Good Sized Screen; Nice Features and Settings

Bad Battery Life; Expensive; Resolution

Scammers. Wouldn't supply proper the documentation for accounts.

After shooting a couple of videos and taking a whole bunch of stills, I have come to the conclusion that I love this camera! For photography I've played around with adding a basic $100 Canon lens and I'm very happy with the results. This demonstrated to me the quality of the sensor.

Amazing camera for video! If you are looking for photography look at the A7II or the A7RII. Though this camera will still take awesome stills if you are just at a family event or for some Behind the Scenes photos. Internal 4K and Slog3 is fantastic!

Easy to use; Compact; Build quality; Screen size

Battery life

This camera is everything advertised and so much more. While there are other cameras out there that shoot "full frame", this one actually shoots larger than full-frame as it does not crop the imager - it shoots 4K in the equivalent of transverse-plane motion picture film, which is larger than what...

The Sony A7S II takes the A7S to the next level. The redesigned camera body, improved autofocus, and bevy of new features make the A7S II a very capable full-frame mirrorless camera no matter the lighting conditions.

Comfortable and surprisingly compact camera body; Improved low light performance; Built-in image stabilization; Wide range of usable ISOs; More sophisticated autofocus performance; Excellent video capabilities

Relatively low resolution; Mediocre continuous shooting performance; No built-in flash; No losslessly compressed RAW option

The Sony A7S II is a new 35mm full-frame compact system camera with a 12.2 megapixel sensor that provides an incredible ISO range of 50-409,600 and high dynamic range. Other standout highlights of the A7S II include internal 4K video recording with full pixel readout without pixel binning in...

The A7S II is certainly more of a specialist's camera than its sibling the A7R II. I think the latter is a better all-round performer and a superior buy for the more general shooter, but if you're looking for a compact system camera that offers class-leading low light performance and...

Superb video quality; Great in low light conditions; Metal-bodied toughness

It's really expensive