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Sony Alpha 7C
24.20 Mpx, Full frame
Question about Sony Alpha 7C
Is there now an app for this camera (free of course) for Android and iOs, with which the camera can be controlled simply, easily, quickly and completely? And can the pictures be transferred to a tablet or smartphone? Without invading my privacy too deeply, i.e. without demanding x unnecessary permissions? I'm interested in this because I hear so many good things about the image quality of Sony cameras. Only that there is also user-friendliness, which is important, was never mentioned, not even in any test report. P.s. I have a Sony Alpha 7 II for sale. It takes considerably less good pictures than my Samsung NX300. The NX300 is also way ahead of the Sony in terms of connectivity.
There is Imaging Edge Mobile. You are welcome to install it and test it. It should also work with the A7II. I cannot judge whether this app meets your requirements. Control is possible. Transferring JPEGs to a smartphone or tablet is also possible. It's of no use to me and that's why I don't use it.
What do you mean "takes less good pictures"? In what way? With which lens? I.e. we are talking about unprocessed jpgs from the camera? Firstly, you can also adjust the jpg output on the camera quite extensively and 2ndly, I think you can save the money for a full-frame camera if you don't want to edit the raw files. But of course you can see it differently. I had the A7II myself once. The sensor is from 2012 and the camera from 2014, but the NX300 is also old and Samsung gave up the camera business a long time ago. The 7C has a sensor that came onto the market in 2018 in the A7III, and it was probably reworked for the 7C.
By the way, with the right lens and post-processing of the raws, you can also take excellent photos with the A7II. I took some of my best photos with it.
What do you mean "takes less good pictures"? In what way? With which lens? I.e. we are talking about unprocessed jpgs from the camera? Firstly, you can also adjust the jpg output on the camera quite extensively and 2ndly, I think you can save the money for a full-frame camera if you don't want to edit the raw files. But of course you can see it differently. I had the A7II myself once. The sensor is from 2012 and the camera from 2014, but the NX300 is also old and Samsung gave up the camera business a long time ago. The 7C has a sensor that came onto the market in 2018 in the A7III, and it was probably reworked for the 7C.
By the way, with the right lens and post-processing of the raws, you can also take excellent photos with the A7II. I took some of my best photos with it.