I'm still a 7r2 person

[Margaret C]

I've been focused on adding glass. I'll update the camera in another year or so. There's always something new and shiny!

 

[Ian]

I've been focused on adding glass. I'll update the camera in another year or so. There's always something new and shiny!

I’m the same. Lenses and for now filters. Love the results I’m getting so far with the a7rii.

 

[AHPZuazua]

Me too. Bought it last year. Looking for something Wide, maybe something adaptable and filters. Do have a nice collection from my previous camera. Pentax 135 PK mount
Nikon 105
Nikon 50
and a Zeiss 50mm F2 ZM
and a nice Voigtlander 21 F4 LTM

fancy collect over a few years

 

[jhousteniii]

The A7RII is a great camera. The biggest downfall of the A7RII is the batter life. If I didn't get hooked on BIF, I would still have mine. I moved up to the RIII which has the same great sensor with a number of upgrades including the battery life. I will proabably never get rid of my RII, and will probably add something like the A9 for BIF and keep the RIII for everything else.

 

[SandtoSnow]

Another happy a7rII owner. Love it for slower photography, landscapes, etc... Have an a9 for fast action now, but miss the resolution and general feel of the images out of the a7r series, so couldn't get rid of it....

Anyone else have issues with their top front dial? Mine started to go bad a while back, and now doesn't work at all. No big deal, as I can use the thumb wheel to do the same functions when in Manual mode, but it's a drag. Hard to justify repair cost with it's current age, but considering it...

 

[Kim_Captures]

I'm very happy with my A7Rii as well. I use it for wildlife, landscapes and travel photography. It does it all!

I'll admit, though, that I'm looking to swap out my second body - an a55 - with an E-mount full frame and I'm seriously considering a used A9 for the added focus capability.