Sony A7C Lenses

[0.315 lb] Works with my Sony a7c and m42 lenses. A good price and gets the job done

[Full-Frame] It's a big lens, but fairly light weight. I am sure most readers will be puzzled if I say I use it with the Sony A7c, but that's the camera it sits on. I have modified the Sony with a grip so that I can hold the camera with this lens better. The other two lenses in this kit are the 35mm/1.8 Samyang and the 18mm/2.8 Samyang. Those three lenses and the A7c are a perfect combination: lightweight, relatively compact, and super image quality. Both the 85mm and the 35mm are super sharp, and the 18mm is fairly sharp in the center. The autofocus of the 85mm is much improved after some firmware updates, and it's faster now than the 85mm GM, at least my version. The lens also distorts less than the Sigma, which I like. Thus, for me, this 85mm/1.4 is the best option to get 85mm/1.4 subject separation and full-frame type bokeh on my Sony A7c as part of a compact kit. Highly recommended!

[0.94 lb] I really like this lens and it is a great match for any Sony body, but especially the Sony A7c.

[Glass] Only struggle was with me trying to get it perfectly aligned on the screen. Used on Sony a7c.

[Sony BURANO] Exactly for the a7c.

[Zipper] Perfect for A7c

Sony has taken their hugely popular A7iii and sent it to the plastic surgeon with a photo of an A6600 with directions of get a body like that! The result after some miniaturization is called the A7C... the C is Sony code for compact, although cool, crazy or cute can apply too - but cheap certainly does not. IQ is identical to the A7iii. The tilt-screen on the A7iii was nice, the flippy-screen on the A7C is better. The C does not get the A7Siii's revamped, touch responsive menus (and likely won't ever get them, since it has the A7iii's processor). Sony has abandoned the soft plastic port flaps on the A7iii and given the A7C ports proper hinged doors, and that is very welcome and will improve long-term reliability. The viewfinder relocates from top-side to left-side, which might upset left-eyed 'togs but I'm right-eyed, so no surprise, I rather enjoy the rangefinder configuration. The III's viewfinder is more comfortable and indisputably larger, but the C's is perfectly usable in the bright Florida sun. Oddly the SD card slot is on the left, and to go smaller, the 2nd card slot is gone, so is the ancient Micro-USB B port... it's all USB-C from here on out. Many will miss that 2nd card slot, but no one will miss the old USB port. Inevitably, when the A7C with kit glass makes it way down to $1598 with promotional discounts, think Black Friday 2021... it's going to become the de-facto Sony full-frame for the price-conscious who wants a little more than an A6XXX series delivers. Not many A7R or A7S shooters are going to consider this a primary, but for the new mom/dad, or aspiring Youtuber, or hobbyist on a budget who wants to dip their toes into full frame, this is a really nice option to have.

[0.495 lb] Attaches super easy to my Sony A7C! Perfect for my on the go rig! Shipped fast & easy.

[6.05 x 6 x 4"] This kit perfectly fits the Sony A7C (1) with the standard kit lens (f4-5.6/28-60). I plan to use this setup as my always-carry camera and this amount of padding and protection is just want I was looking for. It has a carabiner to clip the case to yourself but note there is no positive attachment of camera to case. Only the velcro closure would secure the camera to/within the case. Overall this case is ideal to turn the A7C into your 'pocket camera'.

[CNC Aluminum] I recently picked up a Sony a7c with Sigma 24-70 F2.8, and I was looking for a case of some kind I could attach to a backpack sternum strap. This HLMG Camera Pod is the perfect, albiet very tight, fit for this setup. I used a couple loops of 2mm cord to create attachments for the backpack strap (check the pics) I just did 8 days of skiing with this rig on my pack the whole time. It met my goal of having a camera accessible to take out and shoot in seconds, and it is a perfect lightly padded storage pouch for the camera otherwise. I highly recommend one of these for your small mirrorless setup!