"Sell your A7s (or any other photo camera that shoots video you currently have)". Very humorist cinema5d, like que A7rII have an affordable price.

Things are tough. People do not buy things. Sony specially tells to push products more active as test samples next time can be limited.

Varavon cage

http://www.thephoblographer.com/2015/08/03/weve-published-sample-photos-from-the-sony-a7r-mk-ii/#.VcDVUE3vqUk

Rolling shutter

It seems that some initial tests strongly point out that in crop S35 mode A7RII has a much lower noise level compared to FF mode. This just doesn't make much sense to me. I understand how direct pixel readout would result in a much more detailed image and absense of moire. But with FF pixel bining readout I would expect the noise to be lower compared to crop. The only possibilities I see here is either A7RII in FF doing a primitive heavy line skipping or having some kind of efficient noise reduction in S35.

@cehkc I agree about the lower noise in s35 mode. Its to the point that it looks like a different camera. Wouldnt make sense to have different NR processing for the 2 different modes. Really curious about this.

Are they still using compressed raw with the A7r ii? Neither of the Sony images here show the shadows absolutely falling apart like my a6000 does when pushed even 3 stops.

A7R II only does pixel bining in S35 4K mode, all other mode is line skipping, hence it got worst rolling shutter in S35 4K mode, but all other mode is pretty fast.

No. It does neither pixel binning nor line skipping in Super 35 mode up to 30 fps. In all other modes, it does pixel binning or line skipping. Sony hasn't specified which.

Short samples at

http://www.photographyblog.com/articles/sony_a7r_ii_sample_videos/

http://www.imaging-resource.com/PRODS/sony-a7r-ii/sony-a7r-iiGALLERY.HTM

http://www.lensrentals.com/blog/2015/08/sony-a7r-ii-a-brief-review

Sony A7 R ii gets most focused marketing company in last years (for Sony at least).