Sony Alpha a7II Mirrorless Digital Camera with 28-70mm OSS Lens Bundle with Tripod, Camera Bag, 64GB SD Card, Card Storage Case and Reader, and Rechargeable Battery and Dual Charger (7 Items)

Product as advertised. Sony a7II is an awesome camera. 28-70mm lens is not bad, but their 55mm prime lens (purchased separately) is absolutely amazing. This package from Focus Camera included everything advertised. It's an absolutely great deal. It's really great to get the two extra batteries (battery goes quick on the a7, especially coming from a regular DSLR), the compact Sony tripod (nice to have something smaller than the standard tripod for long days), the memory card (not the fastest nor biggest, but a great backup to have with you). The other things are just extra accessories most people who are upgrading probably already have, but it's great to just get more free ones. Bottom line, you will indeed get the new a7II. Recommend this over just buying the camera at the same price. Shipped and arrived on time. Overall extremely pleased with the company and I would highly recommend the a7II. As a side note, one of the things I like the most about the camera is the electronic viewfinder. I can snap pictures without having to bring the camera down and look at the back display anymore. The viewfinder displays the picture in the viewfinder itself. It's great! It also displays other information that is great to have easily visible.

I was debating between the A7II, A7s, Canon 6d, and the Nikon D610. After narrowing it down to the two Sony cameras, I ultimately decided the A7II because of the built in image stabilization and the price. I've heard the A7s is great for videographers , especially in extremely low light condition, but it would be an extra $1000 for the body + lens. The A7II is a great all around camera. The video quality is great and the photos are crisp. When shooting photos, the default setting is to black out the screen when you put your eye to the viewfinder. I was alarmed at first, thinking the screen was blacking out on me. It's a simple fix to switch to 'Screen Only' or 'Viewfinder Only'. Some of the freebies that come along with this package are great. The off brand extra batteries and charger work fine. The 64g Sony SDXC card is more than enough storage for my use. The camera bag is big enough for the camera,extra batteries and maybe a few small items in the pockets. It is nothing special but it does the job. The tripod would be good for home use, but is a bit too short and flimsy to use professionally or at a wedding. Overall a great camera package. You cannot go wrong!

Second Sony camera, is as expected and a significant step up from my previous A6000 Most common complaint I've heard even from pro photographers is Sony's menu system, second is battery life on the all the cameras using the older smaller battery (new a7 Riii/riv, a9, a7iii and some of the newer a6xxx use a larger battery helps with this problem) last common complaint is all of these cameras can get really hot when shooting video with them, often you will hit overheat with the older versions if you are doing a lot of recording - not sure if newer ones are better I do limited video so its a non issue for me. Native lens selection is imo the best among mirrorless choices, cameras work well, and are smaller lighter than comparable dslrs, I really like the feel of this one in hand. I can use some of the parts I bought for the a6000 like remote and ac adapter. Compared to the a6000 the camera is heavier, better in hand, slightly larger more comfortable to grab, has a larger sensor but at the same resolution. Price is reasonable better than some of the newer a6 models.

I have been a long time DSLR user, with film before that and so far I have found the Sony A7ii to be a great camera. Delivers great sharp photos, easy to carry and shoot with a number of settings. The information in that you can display on the back of the camera and in the viewfinder makes creating a a good photo very easy. The package from Focus Camera worked out very well with all the accessories you could need to get a quick start using this camera. Best idea is to charge-up all the batteries as soon as the package arrives and while you are getting familiar with the camera. That's one of the great things about this package is that you will have three batteries and a 64GB card (2400 pictures shooting RAW). Given the fact that this is the same price as the camera with lens alone, it would be crazy not to order the package if available.

I dislike the misleading photo 8n the sales add. There is a camera remote in it that does not come with the package. It is misleading and false representation of what you are ordering.

For starters, the a7ii is an AMAZING camera. I was scared to push BUY on a $2,000 item, but am so happy I did, the camera is spectacular, and the kit lens is totally fine. As for this deal specifically, I was skeptical at first that all this additional schwag would come basically for free in addition to the camera, but it did! And it arrived right on time like any other Prime order would. Some of the stuff it comes with it like meh whatever - the camera bag (of which I already have three) was torn in two places/not the best quality - but there's some clutch stuff in here that would have easily cost an additional $50-$75 if I'd had to buy them outright: 64g SD card, lens cap leash, TWO additional batteries with a wall charger (if you buy just the camera w/ or w/o lens, it only comes with a USB cable, not a separate battery charger), and a UV and polarizing filter. If you're considering getting an a7ii, get it with this deal. Even if you don't use 9/10 of the stuff that comes with it, the SD card and extra batteries alone make this deal worth it.

Everything came as advertised, the camera shot nice enough. Haven't had it more than 3 days just shooting aroumd the house. I was playing with manual adjustments and the LCD went black, unusable. The small Eye Viewfinder still works but I can't see any menus. What kind of build quality is this??