Sony Alpha 7 II camera met E-bevestiging en full-frame sensor (2024)

FAQs

Do Sony E-mount lenses work on full frame? ›

Are APS-C and full frame cameras and lenses interchangeable? (α E-mount) The cameras and lenses are interchangeable, but some caution is required depending on the camera/lens combination. Lens names start with FE.

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Sony Alpha 7 II E-mount interchangeable lens mirrorless camera with full frame sensor.

When you put an APS-C lens on a full frame camera, the lens will only cover the smaller APS-C sensor size and will result in a 1.5x or 1.6x crop factor. This means that the effective focal length of the lens will be longer, and the angle of view will be narrower.

E: This code denotes a lens for a camera with an APS-C size image sensor. When the lens has been mounted on a camera equipped with a 35 mm full-frame image sensor, the view angle is cropped to APS-C size. PZ: Denotes power zoom. FE: Denotes a lens compatible with a camera with a 35 mm full-frame image sensor.

Just as bigger negative sizes give better quality with film cameras, the same is true of sensor sizes. All other things being equal, a full-frame camera will give better quality than an APS-C model. But when you factor in resolution or megapixels, the boundaries become blurred.

A full-frame sensor is most simply defined by its sheer size—36 mm by 24 mm—and the distinctive look it makes possible. Compared to a Super 35 mm sensor, a full-frame sensor has over twice the surface area while providing a wider angle of view and shallower depth of field.

The Sony α7 II (model ILCE-7M2) is a full-frame mirrorless interchangeable-lens camera announced by Sony on 20 November 2014.

Sony produces cameras with two lens mount systems: A-mount and E-mount. A-mount is standard on Sony unique Translucent Mirror type camera bodies, while E-mount is used on mirrorless bodies. A-mount cameras with Sony Translucent Mirror Technology offer the advantages of full-time phase-detection autofocus.

Is the Sony a7II discontinued? ›

At the end of 2021, the company announced that “there is no prospect of future parts supply” for the Sony A7 II or A6100 and that “2021 Production will be completed on December 23rd”. The A7 II was probably about to be retired anyway, given the release of the A7 IV.

NOTE: You cannot use an E-mount lens on an A-mount body. When you use a Mount Adaptor, there may be some limitations such as unavailability of the autofocus function or SteadyShot function. What is the difference between the LA-EA1, LA-EA2, LA-EA3, and LA-EA4 lens mount adapters?

Sony uses the E-mount system for their lenses, while Nikon uses the F-mount system. These two systems have different physical and electronic connections, which means that lenses designed for one system cannot be directly used on the other.

Sony lenses come with two different mounts: A-mount and E-mount. E-mount lenses are designed for Sony's range of mirrorless system cameras (Alpha 7 series, Alpha 6000 and 5000 series, and NEX series). A-mount lenses only work on Sony's range of DSLRs. So not every Sony lens fits on every Sony camera.

Sony produces cameras with two lens mount systems: A-mount and E-mount. A-mount is standard on Sony unique Translucent Mirror type camera bodies, while E-mount is used on mirrorless bodies.