The Sony A7C is a small and lightweight full frame mirrorless camera with IBIS. In today’s review of the Sony A7C I will be sharing SOOC 100% crop images taken with the Zeiss 35mm f1.4 and FE 28-60mm f4-5.6 kit lens which you can see in the behind the scenes video below. We will be testing out the A7C’s photography and video capabilities with eye AF performance tests to see how fast and accurate the autofocus is.
One of the things I love the most about the Sony A7C is the stylish new design with the 2 tone colour camera body. It reminds me a lot of a camera like the Fujifilm X100V which has the same silver top and compact design. If you just got your own Sony A7C you can check out this tutorial on how to set up your A7C including what focus settings to choose and how to set up shortcuts to make the most out of the minimal buttons on the 7C’s camera body.
I also have more portrait photography photoshoots on the A7C if you want to see more sample photos while using different lenses including using a budget lens: the Samyang 35mm f1.8 on the A7C as well as the A7C with Sony’s latest release of 3 new G lenses: the G 24mm f2.8, G 40mm f2.5 and G 50mm f2.5.
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All photos edited with my Amalfi Lightroom Preset Pack!
Since I was using a pre-release version of this camera, these photos are the JPGs edited with my presets so results will look different on a raw image.
Watch my review video below to see SOOC Sony A7C sample images:
All photos edited with my Amalfi Lightroom Preset Pack!
If you enjoyed this blog post, you might want to see my photos and review video of the small, lightweight and budget-friendly Samyang 35mm f1.8 here.
The 105mm focal length is really interesting to me and I personally love what it looks like. For this photoshoot, I knew I wanted a really dreamy look to the photos so I organised this photoshoot for the late afternoon so we could have that nice, soft sun for our lighting. I also chose this location so we can capture as much bokeh as possible!
If you’re loking to break out of a creative rut or take your portrait photography to the next level, in this post, I’m sharing 20 unique and inspiring portrait photography ideas. These ideas will help you experiment with new techniques, fresh concepts and different ways of capturing your subject. Whether you’re shooting with natural light, in a home studio, or out on location, these ideas are designed to spark creativity and push you beyond the usual poses and backdrops — perfect for photographers of all levels looking to grow their style and portfolio.
The Olympus AF-1 Twin features a dual lens system so that you can switch between a 35mm wide-angle lens and a 70mm telephoto lens at the touch of a button - essentially like phone cameras except well, that it shoots 35mm film. Surely it inspired the iPhone camera system right?
This has got to be one of the cheapest autofocus lenses available for Canon DSLR cameras, I picked up mine used for about $30 USD. The Canon EF 50mm f/1.8 STM is a compact and affordable prime lens offering a wide aperture for low-light shooting and creative depth of field control aka bokeh! This is a great lens for beginners and gives a very budget friendly entry into DSLR photography. These are the photos I captured with it.
The Nikon NIKKOR Z 135mm f1.8 S Plena is a high-performance medium-telephoto prime lens designed for Nikon's Z mount mirrorless cameras. This 135mm f/1.8 S Plena Lens produces high quality images with beautiful clarity and sharpness.
The Sony A7RIV is a full frame, 61 megapixel camera for stills and video. The Sony A7RIV weights 665g and shares the same sensor as the newer A7RV. The Sony FE 135mm f1.8 GM is known for its exceptional sharpness, fast autofocus, and beautiful bokeh, making it a favourite among portrait, wedding and event photographers, as well as those who shoot video or need a fast telephoto prime.
During this photoshoot, I’m using the Sony A7IV paired with the Samyang 24-70mm f2.8 zoom lens. This zoom lens gives me a lot of flexibility while shooting as it allows me to capture both wide and tight compositions without changing lenses. This is especially helpful is fast paced environments or when taking photos on a time crunch. While taking portraits, I’m also sharing a few of my go to composition tips for working with a standard zoom like this.
I spent a morning doing landscape photography around Lake Bled in Slovenia using the Sony A7IV with the GM 35mm f1.4 lens.
The Sony G 24-50mm f2.8 is a small and lightweight standard zoom lens for Sony E mount. It weighs 440 grams and paired with it’s focal range, makes this is a great all-rounder lens for photography and videography.