Sony A1 II camera and Sony 28-70mm f/2 GM lens officially announced (update: pre-orders now open)
The previously rumored Sony A1 II camera and Sony 28-70mm f/2 GM lens are now officially announced:
- Pre-orders: Adorama | B&H | Paul's | Service | Erhardt | Koch | WEX
- Live panel discussion
- Hands-on report
- Press: A1II | 28-70mm
- Key features and specs:
Sony a1 ll camera specification comparisons with other models
Sony A1 II Digital Camera
We’re thrilled to introduce the Sony A1 II. Packed with groundbreaking features designed to elevate both image quality and shooting experience, the A1 II sees significant upgrades to AF performance, AI processing, and its low-light sensor capabilities; capturing pin-sharp, high-resolution shots with minimal noise. Taking on features of the A7R V and A9 III, this model is equipped with advanced features for filmmakers including 8K 30p recording with 8.6K oversampling and a new 4-axis multi-angle monitor for complete creative control.
- Upgraded 50.1 MP FF stacked CMOS sensor
- New AI processing unit for improved AF
- High-res 8K 30p; 8.6K oversampling
- New 4-axis multi-angle monitor
- Performance from the A7R V & A9 III
- Improved ergonomic grips and buttons
Sony 28-70mm f2 G Master Lens
The Sony 28-70mm f2 G Master expands Sony’s premium lens lineup, offering a versatile focal range combined with the renowned quality of Sony’s industry-leading optics. This lens features XD linear AF motors for fast, precise focusing, a constant f2 aperture for impressive low-light performance, and a minimum focusing distance of 38cm across the entire range. With its optical makeup and expressive bokeh, the 28-70mm f2 G Master delivers pin-sharp images that rival prime lenses.
- Compact and lightweight build
- Fast, precise and quiet AF + tracking
- Wide, bright and flexible f2 aperture
- Minimum focusing distance of 38cm
- Effective chromatic aberration suppression
- Sony G Master image quality
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