Sony is rumored to launch the A7C II compact E-mount camera next month. The Sony A7C II comes with significant specs upgrades and will be launched after the unveiling of the A6700 and before the A9 II. A July 12 release date has also been mooted for the unveiling of the A7C II.

The Sony A7C II is the latest upgrade to the compact A7C full-frame mirrorless hybrid camera. The Sony A7C was released in 2020 and an upgrade of the model has been long expected. The leaked spec sheet of the Sony A7C II puts the model as a top choice for still or hybrid cameras for travel or professional work. The A7C II will have an upgraded processor with AI capabilities, the BIONZ XR. This offers excellent beginner-friendly features and powerful video production.

The Sony A7C II is expected to feature an upgraded camera sensor from its predecessor. It could have the A7 IV’s 33MP sensor and five-axis image compensation. Video options in the new model could include 4K @ 60fps, 10-bit with S-Cinetone. This gives the Sony A7C II great potential as a hybrid creator camera. It is also expected that the new Sony compact E-mounted camera will feature a better IBIS than the previous model. It will be interesting to see how the improved IBIS and sensitivity impact on the body design of the gadget.

There are no pricing and global availability details yet for the Sony A7C II. Sony has not released an official statement relating to the rumored July 12 launch and other details of the upcoming camera.

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