robert_edelman1

The camera was not purchased recently and has bee out of factory warranty. It is under the repai warranty for the next two months.

I have a Sony A7 mark 2 that had the sensor go out of position and lock up the camera. The sensor began to get stuck out of position. At first, just turning the camera off, then back on, would reset the sensor position. Then, that method stopped working, and I had to gently bang the camera against my hand to realign the sensor. The problem became progressively worse, until the camera locked up. I sent the camera in to the authorized Sony repair facility. For $300 they replaced the "cushions". No other information given. When I received the camera from the repair facility, the sensor locked up again, but I was able to reset the camera by turning it off, then on. When I tried out the sensor clean function, the camera vibrates more and makes more noise than a brand new A7 mark 2 that I compared it to. I returned the camera to the repair facility, but it was returned with the messsage that it tested OK. The camera only has 6000 exposures on it. I am afraid that the camera was not completely repaired, and that it will fail again, after the 90 day repair warranty has expired. Do any of you kind people have an idea about what is wrong with this camera? Thank you!

<p>I have the Zeiss FE 35 mm f2.8 that I use with an A7. I am quite pleased with this lens. It is small and light, and is well made. The images are sharp and have excellent contrast and resolution. I highly recommend this lens.<br> I also have the FE 28-70 mm "kit" lens. It is significantly larger than the 35 mm, but obviously the focal length range is versatile and convenient, and this lens has optical stabilization. This lens is also well made. It is overall not as sharp as the 35 mm lens, but it does a decent job if you watch the aperture. I think the reviews show it at its sharpest in the f 5.6 - f 11.0 range. </p>