Up your photography game with up to $500 off of Sony’s Alpha A7 range
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Whether you're looking to take snaps of the night sky or a nightingale, these Sony camera deals at Amazon are worth checking out.
Amazon has slashed $500 off of the excellent Sony Alpha A7 II mirrorless camera (body only), while also cutting $300 off of the newer Sony Alpha A7 III mirrorless. If you do need a lens, there’s $255 off of the Alpha A7 III mirrorless with an FE 28-70 mm lens, too.
The best astrophotography cameras, and the best wildlife photography cameras, are never going to be cheap. That makes looking for the best camera deals an absolute must, but Amazon has outdone itself with a trio of deals for snap-happy photography enthusiasts.
Sony Alpha A7 III Camera: $2198 $1943.62 at Amazon
Save $255: This incredible Sony camera is ideal for all kinds of shots, including astrophotography and wildlife ones.
Sony Alpha A7 III Camera (Body Only): was $1998 $1698 at Amazon
Save $300: If you already have a lens, this Alpha A7 III body-only deal slashes $300 off of the MSRP.
Sony Alpha A7 II Camera (Body Only): $1399.99 $898 at Amazon
Save $500: This mirrorless camera is ideal for newcomers, but you’ll need to pick up a lens, too.
The Sony Alpha A7 III, whether purchased with the lens or not, can take 4K HDR videos through its 24.2-megapixel sensor. It features built-in stabilization, too, for steady images, making it ideal for family home movies.
When it comes to still shots, it features a new image processor to enable an impressive ISO range of 100 - 51,200 which can be expanded even further. That drastically improves its performance in all lighting conditions, making it ideal for nighttime or astrophotography shots.
You can see what you’re shooting on the touch-screen monitor, too, which is 2.95-inches large, and it features wireless streaming or an HDMI port for sharing your shots or videos with an audience. Check out our recent Sony A7 III review for our full thoughts on this versatile workhorse camera.
The Alpha A7 II may be a little older, but still has a 24.3 MP sensor and a 3-inch screen. It won’t hit 4K resolution and has a more limited ISO (100 - 25,600) but it’s still a great option for anyone just getting started.
User reviews are positive for both the Alpha III and the Alpha II, with reviews averaging 4.7 stars out of 5 and 4.6 stars respectively. The newer model gets plenty of praise for the quality of its images, but the Alpha II sees plenty of plaudits for being a great entry point for newer photographers – even before the $500 discount.
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Lloyd Coombes freelance tech and fitness writer for Live Science. He's an expert in all things Apple as well as in computer and gaming tech, with previous works published on TechRadar, Tom's Guide, Live Science and more. You'll find him regularly testing the latest MacBook or iPhone, but he spends most of his time writing about video games as Gaming Editor for the Daily Star. He also covers board games and virtual reality, just to round out the nerdy pursuits.




