Sony Alpha a7C

Small size and low weight for a full-frame camera ; Handy vari-angle screen ; Decent ISO performance

Small viewfinder ; Ergonomics could be better ; Expensive compared to the Sony A7 IV

The Sony A7C is undoubtedly an able performer, and will produce photos and videos that the majority of users will be happy with, despite limited video specs. The camera is slightly smaller and considerably lighter than standard A-series models but it...

Full-frame sensor in APS-C sized body ; 5-axis IBIS ; Forward-facing touch LCD ; Superlative tracking autofocus ; 10fps continuous drive ; 4K video with flat and HDR looks available ; Best-in-class battery life

EVF is on the small side ; Doesn't have Sony's new menu system ; Touch functions could be more robust ; Omits front command dial and focus joystick ; 4K tops out at 30fps

The Sony a7C is a slimmed down, full-frame camera built for travel, but its small size limits its versatility, and some aspects feel a little dated.

Incredible image sharpness and detail ; Compact, lightweight design ; Great autofocus and subject-tracking features ; It's consistent and reliable for stills and video

It's pricey ; Only one SD card slot

The A7CR is here to show exactly what Sony is capable of: delivering phenomenal image quality and smart features in a really compact camera.

Really compact size ; Fully articulating screen ; Fast autofocus and smart tracking features ; Great build quality ; Versatile video modes

Only one SD card slot ; No 4K60p ; Menu button is in a really awkward place

Sony has leveraged the popularity of its A7 series, creating a full-frame camera that seems impossibly small in the A7C. There are lots of positives here in terms of build quality and performance, but it's lacking a little in areas like bitrate and...

Superb all-round image quality ; Compact, lightweight build ; Accurate autofocus

4K limited to 30fps ; Older menu system ; Small viewfinder

Full-frame goodness from a half-pint camera