Sony introduces the Alpha 1 II

Picture of the new Sony Alpha 1 II

The Sony Alpha 1 II is Sony’s latest flagship model, officially unveiled on November 19, 2024.

This camera is designed to deliver uncompromising performance for professionals in both photography and videography.

Key Features:

  • 50-megapixel sensor: Maintains the resolution of its predecessor with enhanced image quality and processing power.
  • Advanced AI-chip: Offers improved autofocus and subject recognition, particularly for dynamic and complex scenarios.
  • Faster workflow: Includes support for CFexpress 4.0, allowing ultra-fast data transfer and enhanced burst shooting speeds.
  • Video: Recording up to 8K at 30fps and 4K at 120fps, along with tools like breathing compensation and custom LUT profiles for color grading.
  • Ergonomics: Redesigned body with enhanced grip and a flexible 3.2-inch LCD screen.

For more details about the Alpha 1 II, visit Sony’s official website.

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Stanley Siousias has a deep passion for nature and macro photography. With his camera in hand, he immerses himself in the beautiful world of nature. He finds satisfaction in capturing the smallest details and discovering the hidden beauty around us.

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2 Responses

  1. Goedemorgen,

    Er staat een foutje in uw blog over de Sony a1ii
    Er staat 8k 30p, maar er moet 8k 30fps staan.

    Groeten Arthur

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