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The Camera Size website now includes the A99ii for you comparison pleasure. The A99ii is slightly more blocky with higher shoulders no doubt to fit the good stuff inside.

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I see the evf proximity sensor is now on top. Should be compatible with the Hoodman eyecup you mentioned a few months back.
 
That is a great post, thanks for sharing. Did not realize how different these two cameras actually are.
 
lehill said:
The Camera Size website now includes the A99ii for you comparison pleasure. The A99ii is slightly more blocky with higher shoulders no doubt to fit the good stuff inside.
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Not much difference for sure.
 
Almost the same size. That's really good news though, because A77 I and II have a really nice and easy-to-handel size, with a good grip and many control bottoms .

I bet Sony engineers have learned a lot about squeezing stuff into small cameras when they worked with those tiny E-mount bodies.
 
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Sam_Oslo said:
Almost the same size. That's really good news though, because A77 I and II have a really nice and easy-to-handel size, with a good grip and many control bottoms .

I bet Sony engineers have learned a lot about squeezing stuff into small cameras when they worked with those tiny E-mount bodies.
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Yup on all that. I love the size and feel of the A77ii. Part of why I was willing, sight unseen, and pictures unprocessed, to lay down the large sum of $ for the A99ii. Will not be dining out much in the coming year though :-D .
 
Douglas F Watt said:
Sam_Oslo said:
Almost the same size. That's really good news though, because A77 I and II have a really nice and easy-to-handel size, with a good grip and many control bottoms .

I bet Sony engineers have learned a lot about squeezing stuff into small cameras when they worked with those tiny E-mount bodies.
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Yup on all that. I love the size and feel of the A77ii. Part of why I was willing, sight unseen, and pictures unprocessed, to lay down the large sum of $ for the A99ii. Will not be dining out much in the coming year though :-D .
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Lensmate said:
Douglas F Watt said:
Sam_Oslo said:
Almost the same size. That's really good news though, because A77 I and II have a really nice and easy-to-handel size, with a good grip and many control bottoms .

I bet Sony engineers have learned a lot about squeezing stuff into small cameras when they worked with those tiny E-mount bodies.
Click to expand...
Yup on all that. I love the size and feel of the A77ii. Part of why I was willing, sight unseen, and pictures unprocessed, to lay down the large sum of $ for the A99ii. Will not be dining out much in the coming year though :-D .
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