Sony Alpha 77 M2 Pro Reviews

The Sony a77 II is the perfect choice for those seeking pro-grade shooting and AF speeds for well-under pro-grade prices. No moving mirror means the a77 II can successfully use continuous AF during both 12fps bursts and video capture, a major advantage over many of its DSLR competitors. And in-body image stabilization helps to keep both stills and video a bit more stable than the competition. Subject tracking, one of the a77 II's most anticipated features, is unfortunately, not very reliable. And high ISO images have a tendency to be fairly noisy. Build quality and ergonomics, however, are very good. Overall, the a77 II offers a lot of camera, for a very reasonable price.

The Sony Alpha 77 II has one of the quickest autofocus systems we've seen on an SLR and can shoot at 12fps, making it our Editors' Choice.

The Sony Alpha A77-II is one of the fastest shooting APS-C Digital SLR cameras available, with 12fps still leading the pack, although this is being matched very closely by the Panasonic Lumix GH4, which also shoots at 12fps. Everything else about the camera is also very quick with a quick switch on time, extremely quick focus and shutter response and the good ergonomics and design makes the Sony Alpha A77-II an enjoyable cable to use. The A77 II delivers impressive image quality with very good colour and detailed images, that are noticeably sharper than its predecessor the A77. Focus performance is very fast, and when you shoot with the camera it is impressive how much of the frame is covered by the 79 point focus system. Focus tracking is also very good. Built in Wi-Fi connectivity makes it possible to remotely shoot with the camera, or send images to a compatible smartphone. The Sony Alpha A77 II is one of the quickest shooting DSLR / ILC cameras available for the price, making it very good value for money and Highly Recommended.