Sony Alpha 7 II: a review of the Sony full frame mirrorless camera

I've always loved photography, but I never found the time to look into it more closely. It's one thing to take "amateur" pictures, it's another thing to understand, at a technical level, what photography actually means. 2018 was the year I decided to follow this passion of mine. I received a wonderful camera for my birthday (what better opportunity?!?) and I enrolled in a basic photography course. Choosing the right camera was the first step towards the fabulous world of amateur photography, but I must confess that it was also the hardest choice. Reflex or mirrorless? Nikon, Canon or Sony? And… full frame? And what about the lens? When you have so many options, how do you go about choosing? What I did was I spoke with friends who are photography enthusiasts, read various reviews and then I eventually found the right value for money to delve into this fabulous world. Choosing a photography school for the basic course was much easier: once I found the main schools in Milan and read all the programs carefully, I enrolled in the Officine Fotografia Milano course. WHO IS THE SONY ALPHA 7 IDEAL FOR? Small and easily transportable anywhere, Sony Alpha 7 is not a camera for professionals, but it's perfect for all amateurs who, like me, love to travel light. It's a camera that allows you to have fun with every possible lens, even vintage, especially if you want to take reasoned images with a certain level of study behind them. And thanks to the quality of its images, Sony A7 can give great satisfactions.

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