Sony has announced the a7C, a compact 24MP full-frame mirrorless camera. The company heralds it as the world’s smallest full-frame camera with image stabilization. The a7C camera crams in most of the a7 III’s specifications, including 5-axis image stabilization, 10 fps shooting with autofocus, and oversampled 4K video into a body that’s smaller in every dimension than the existing camera. A one-piece magnesium alloy structure helps keep the weight down (22% less than the a7 III, at 509g / ~18oz). Despite the size reduction, Sony has made room for a large NP-FZ100 battery, which powers the a7C to a rating of 740 shots per charge using the rear screen or 680 using the viewfinder. The viewfinder is perhaps the most obvious area in which compromises to the specification have been made: the a7C uses a smaller-than-usual 1cm (0.39″-type) viewfinder panel. So although on paper, the 2.36M dot resolution is […]
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