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Opinion After One Year

The above price is no longer available. However, Sony is having an official sale on all of its alpha products - cameras, lenses, and all accessories. It has two additive components:

1. Instant discounts. For example, $300 off the price of the A7s ii.

2. Trade-ins. Trade in any camera or lens and get 15% off the pre-discount price of alpha cameras and lenses.

Example:

Trade in a 12.5 mm f12 (!) 3D Panasonic lens that only works with the Panasonic GH3. Get $35 and the 15% coupon. Then your savings on the Sony A7s ii = $300 + $450 (0.15*$2000) + $35. You pay $2215, and you get the official Sony Warranty and can buy anywhere you want - most official Sony stores are participating.

This same deal works with any Sony lens, so you trade in another worthless lens (like the old Panasonic 14-42 PZ kit lens, which does not work with dual IS 1 or 2 and has been supplanted by better kit lenses) and get $150 + the 15% coupon, good on any lens (which are typically discounted by an additional $100). You could get the Sony/Zeiss 24-70mm f4 lens for almost half price with little fuss (yes, you might get more for the lens on ebay, but you won't get the 15% coupon, which is worth more than the lens in many cases).

https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/promotion/12630/sony-a7-trade-in.html

https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/promotion/11166/sony-alph

https://www.adorama.com/g/SonyTrade-In

https://www.adorama.com/g/sony-sep-special-savings

etc.

Low-light museum, suited perfectly to the A7s ii, using EOSHD Pro Color settings, the FE 28mm f2 lens + UAW adaptor (21mm). Shot using f4. If you listen to the audio, you will learn about some recent breakthrough discoveries.

The other A7s ii trick: FullHD slo-mo:

Jegichagi and break-dancing.

Music recorded live by the camera (Franz Liszt and drums (not together)).

@Vitaliy_Kiselev

Neato, but why use that lens??? Wouldn't fastest lens possible be the ultimate? Is there really a need to use a zoom? Is it the camera/lens combo intended to be attached to a telescope?