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Alpha 1 II - Full-frame Mirrorless Interchangeable Lens Camera

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Alpha 1 II - Full-frame Mirrorless Interchangeable Lens Camera

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  1. Approximate, effective.
  2. When using electronic shutter. Sony test conditions. Maximum continuous frame rate may be lower in some shooting conditions. Continuous shooting speed may vary depending on the lens used in AF-C focus modes. Visit Sony’s support web page for lens compatibility information.　
  3. CIPA 2024 standards. Pitch/Yaw/Roll compensation. FE 50mm F1.2 GM lens. Long exposure NR off.
  4. With approx. 10% image crop. When recording 4K 120p/100p or 8K movies, [APS-C S35 Shooting] is fixed [Off]. 35mm full-frame lenses are recommended.
  5. Available subject settings are: Auto, Human, Animal/Bird, Animal, Bird, Insect, Car/Train, and Airplane. Subject types other than the type specified may be erroneously recognized in some cases.
  6. Compared to the α1. Sony tests.
  7. Available subject settings are: Auto, Human, Animal/Bird, Animal, Bird, Insect, Car/Train, and Airplane. Subject types other than the type specified may be erroneously recognized in some cases.
  8. When Auto is selected the camera will normally recognize the subject type automatically, but the wrong type may be selected in some situations. In such cases manually selecting the intended subject type may solve the problem.
  9. [Tracking] in the menu.
  10. For still images. The number of points varies according to the shooting mode.
  11. ISO 100 equivalent, F2.0 lens.
  12. At shutter speeds of 1/125 sec. or higher. May be less depending on shooting conditions and the lens used.
  13. Maximum pre-capture time may be less in some situations.　
  14. High continuous shooting speeds can cause an increase in camera temperature. Pre-capture may be limited to protect the device in high ambient temperature conditions.
  15. Recording to Sony CEA-G160T CFexpress Type A memory card (sold separately). Sony tests.
  16. When using electronic shutter.
  17. When shooting stills. Sony test conditions.
  18. Sony tests.
  19. See Sony’s support web page for information on compatible lenses: https://www.sony.net/dics/fnc1002/ opens in a new window A software update may be required for some lenses. Stabilization may vary according to the lens used.
  20. The Imaging Edge Desktop™ Viewer and Edit applications are required for compositing. Image compositing may not be successful if camera or subject movement causes blur. The use of a tripod is recommended, as is the use of PC tethered control or a remote commander. Uncompressed RAW and electronic shutter are automatically selected for Pixel Shift Multi Shooting. Some restrictions apply to flash and other devices.
  21. Four 49.7-megapixel images provide approx. 199 million pixels, and sixteen 49.7-megapixel images provide approx. 796 million pixels. Image size after compositing is approx. 49.7 million (8640 x 5760) pixels for 4-image shots, and approx. 199 million pixels (17280 x 11520) for 16-image shots.
  22. When recording 4K 120p/100p or 8K movies, [APS-C S35 Shooting] is fixed [Off]. 35mm full-frame lenses are recommended. HDMI output format is limited to 4:2:0 8bit.
  23. Post-production editing and S&Q mode recording are required.
  24. Audio recording not available in S&Q mode.
  25. Recording frame rates are listed as integer values, but the actual frame rates are as follows: 24p = 23.98 fps, 30p = 29.97 fps, 60p = 59.94 fps, and 120p = 119.88 fps.
  26. Data must be recorded to a CFexpress Type A memory card when recording XAVC S-I at 120 fps / 100 fps or higher.
  27. Active Mode and Dynamic active Mode are not available when shooting at frame rates of 120 fps or higher.
  28. Angle of view is reduced in Active Mode. In Dynamic active Mode angle of view is reduced more than in Active Mode.
  29. Clear Image Zoom is not available when using Dynamic active Mode.
  30. Compatible lenses are listed at: https://www.sony.net/dics/breathing/ opens in a new window
  31. Not available in the following conditions: when Focus Magnification is active, during digital zoom, during USB streaming, when no lens is mounted, when an A-mount lens is mounted, or when a lens that is not compatible with focal plane phase-detection AF is mounted.
  32. Movie and S&Q modes only.
  33. Only available for movies. Framing is cropped from 4K images, resulting in reduced angle of view.
  34. Do not apply excessive force when opening or rotating the monitor.
  35. 50mm lens, infinity, -1m-1 diopter.
  36. Distance from last optical surface, -1m-1 diopter (CIPA standard)
  37. When [Finder Frame Rate] is set to [Higher], viewfinder resolution and display magnification are reduced. When [Finder Frame Rate] is set to [Higher], [Display Quality] is locked to [Standard].
  38. Sold separately. Please refer to: https://www.sony.co.uk/electronics/interchangeable-lens-cameras-vertical-grips/vg-c5 opens in a new window
  39. One NP-FZ100 battery is supplied with the camera. USB PD compatible power supply and USB cable are not included. Simultaneous two-battery charging requires a USB PD compatible power supply that can deliver 30 watts or higher. Single-battery charging requires a USB PD compatible power supply that can deliver 18 watts or higher. A USB cable that can handle 3 amps or more is required in both cases. Charge time may vary according to use conditions.
  40. When Google service is available.
  41. 5 GHz communication may be restricted in some countries and regions.
  42. For details, please refer to: https://www.sony.net/ttad/ opens in a new window
  43. Availability varies depending on region and language.
  44. This product does not comply with the CFexpress 4.0 standard. When a CFexpress 4.0 card is used, it will operate under the CFexpress 2.0 standard.

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What kind of professional work is the Alpha 1 II best suited for?

The Alpha 1 II is built for demanding professional work such as sports, wildlife, photojournalism, weddings, portraits, and commercial photography, where high speed, high resolution, and reliability all matter. It combines 50MP resolution, AI-based subject recognition AF, and high-speed continuous shooting in one body.

How much does the Alpha 1 II cost?

MSRP is listed as $6,999.99. Given that, these models can go on sale from time to time, and there are several other opportunities to save on price like through their group discounts for education, healthcare and military/veterans (ID.me & Unidays) along with their free loyalty program that gives up to 5% back in points.

What are the biggest upgrades over the original Alpha 1?

The Alpha 1 II adds a dedicated AI processing unit for advanced subject recognition, human eye recognition improved by up to approximately 30%, and features like Pre-Capture. It also brings a redesigned grip, improved viewfinder eyecup, and an advanced workflow from capture to delivery.

How fast is the Alpha 1 II for continuous shooting?

The Alpha 1 II offers high-speed continuous shooting to help professionals achieve a higher capture success rate. Its AI processing unit and high-resolution sensor are designed to keep up with fast action while maintaining detail.

Does the Alpha 1 II shoot 8K video?

Yes, the Alpha 1 II is a hybrid tool that supports 8K recording along with high-frame-rate 4K, making it suitable for professionals who deliver both high-end stills and video.

What subjects can the Alpha 1 II autofocus recognize?

Its advanced AI processing unit achieves high-level subject recognition, with available subject settings including Auto, Human, Animal/Bird, Animal, Bird, Insect, Car/Train, and Airplane. When Auto is selected, the camera will normally recognize the subject type automatically.

What memory cards does the Alpha 1 II use?

The Alpha 1 II supports CFexpress Type A memory cards for high-speed workflows. Note that it operates CFexpress 4.0 cards under the CFexpress 2.0 standard, as it does not comply with the CFexpress 4.0 standard.

Is the Alpha 1 II overkill for enthusiast photographers?

For casual or enthusiast photographers who don't need extreme speed, 8K video, or very large files, the Alpha 1 II may be more camera than necessary. It is designed as a flagship tool for professionals whose paid work demands cutting-edge speed, resolution, and reliability.

Can I save money by bundling the Alpha 1 II with a lens?

Sony's Two Ways to Save program lets you bundle select Full-frame cameras with select G Master lenses and get $300 off instantly, or buy an eligible camera now and receive a $300 rebate on eligible G Master lenses purchased within 90 days. This offer is valid through March 28, 2027.

How does the Alpha 1 II improve image stabilization?

The Alpha 1 II features 5-axis in-body image stabilization, tested to CIPA 2024 standards using the FE 50mm F1.2 GM lens. This helps deliver sharp handheld results across both stills and video.

*FAQ generated on 07/24/2026. Financing, pricing and promotions may no longer apply.