₹127,000
Snapshot:
A compact full-frame mirrorless camera with strong tracking, in-body stabilization, and creator friendly features — ideal for hybrid creators who want pro results in a relatively small package.
Pros:
• 24.2 MP full-frame BSI CMOS sensor → excellent image quality and low-light performance
• 5-axis in-body image stabilization (IBIS) helps maintain steady handheld shots
• Real-time tracking / Eye AF support — strong autofocus for video & stills
• Compact body design — smaller and lighter than many full-frame systems
• Flip / vari-angle screen for vlogging / self-shooting scenarios
Cons:
• No dual card slots — limited to a single SD card slot (common for its class)
• While good, IBIS is not perfect — stabilization still depends partly on lens for best results
• Battery life is moderate for video shoots— carrying spare batteries advisable
• Full-frame lenses are more expensive / heavy (some kinds of filmmaking gear get bulky)
Hidden Insights:
Many creators use the a7C in “APS-C crop mode” for higher frame rates or to relax on lens demands. Also, pairing with an f/1.8 or f/1.4 lens (instead of kit zoom) unlocks real cinematic looks with shallow depth-of-field.
Verdict:
One of the most balanced full-frame mirrorless picks for creators — offers serious video/photo capabilities in a body that’s still workable for solo / travel creators. If your budget allows, this can very well be the “premium” cam in your lineup.
