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Sony a9 II has a refined design and more pro-oriented features

Sony a9 II has a refined design and more pro-oriented features

Posted on October 5, 2019 By Jarvis

Sony has introduced the a9 II, which adds a host of features for the working professional, along with a refined design largely borrowed from the a7R IV.

The sports-oriented a9 II uses the same full-frame 24MP sensor as its predecessor, though its faster Bionz X processor improves AF speed and precision, along with EVF display response. It retains the same 693-point on-sensor PDAF system as the a9, but with new algorithms that improve subject tracking.
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