Sony a7 II Mirrorless Camera with 28-70mm Lens

The A7II is a Full Frame Camera, compared to APS-C on the D7200. For landscapes the larger sensor will allow for wider shots.

Sony a7 II Mirrorless Camera has a Sony E native mount. You can connect Nikon F mount lens to Sony E-mount cameras using a lens adapter. Please be aware that the electronic comunication would be affected.

Sony states on page 88 of the instruction manual that continuous video shooting is possible for approximately 29 minutes (a product specification limit). The table on page 88 lists the estimated length or recording that may be captured on a memory card of a given size, but the longest time for a single clip would be 29 minutes. Pages 88-90 lists more information referring to recording times.

This camera does not support 4K Video , 1080p is very good

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They offer some really good plans from $100 to $400 or so. I believe it’s through square trade. If you break it they will fix it and send it back. The more expensive plans will overnight it back and forth from anywhere in the world the $100 plan I purchased is 3 years of fixing it if it breaks but it’s US only and slower turn around time. For professionals that need the repair quick the $300 plan is best.

i'm not sure what you mean by full pixels readout. If you mean that you can see what the lens is seeing on the LCD screen my guess is yes. I only use the LCD screen and never bring the view finder to my eye. It's like using an old fashion medium format camera where you hold it waist high and look down to see the scene. I have not used the video very much. My limited use has given me very good results. No issues.

I'm using the Fotodiox Pro and it focuses faster than the Metabones which I also tested. But the Metabones firmware can be updated in the future via USB and the Fotodiox can't. Still for 1/4 the price I felt it was worth it, especially since it focuses faster.