Sony A9 II body

Top reportage mirrorless camera with 24MP full-frame image sensor. The camera sensor has a multi-layer structure with memory on the same chip to ensure maximum speed. Paired with the Bionz X processor, the sensor provides continuous shooting speeds up to 20 fps without dimming the viewfinder. The operating ISO range of the camera extends to approximately 12,800 units, but in general, shooting can be carried out up to ISO 204,800.

The Sony A9 II body autofocus system works on a hybrid principle and has 693 phase detection points dispersed over the entire plane of the matrix. The automatic focusing system has real-time tracking and eye tracking functions. A nice bonus is a matrix image stabilization system with an efficiency of up to 5.5 shutter speed levels when shooting handheld or in low light conditions.

A new software feature in the camera for reportage photographers is Voice Memo. With this feature, you can record and attach an audio file to an image, which can then be listened to by editors of news agencies when selecting materials. Video shooting is given to the camera in resolution up to 4K (3840x2160 pixels) at 30 fps and in Full HD format with a frame rate of up to 120 fps. The improvements of the second iteration of the model compared to the original A9 lie in the new processor, enhanced water protection of the case, more developed ergonomics of control, the presence of a gigabit LAN port, a 5 GHz Wi-Fi module, two slots with support for UHS-II SD cards. The body-configuration of a mirrorless camera assumes the absence of a lens.