Doggie photos with my new Sony A7s II!

I normally shoot with a Canon SL1 (APS-C) or 6D (full frame), but I was so impressed with the Sony A7s II's low-light performance that I picked one up and I'm selling the 6D! I've only been playing with my A7s II for a day, but I'm definitely excited about its high-ISO results and what it will mean for my photography. My Canon SL1 gets pretty noisy at just ISO 800, and my 6D only gets another stop or two before it starts looking noticeably noisy. A couple shots below show that the A7s II can produce relatively clean images at least as high ISO 25600.

I'm also playing with the 'focus peaking' setting where the pixels that are in-focus show up as bright colors on the camera's LCD screen. It helps you tell whats in focus for quick manual focusing. It's really fun!

This one of Puppy was taken at ISO 25600, and I'm pleased with the results! The colors aren't quite right, but I that's mostly due to the mixed light sources.

Here's Kalei! This one is just ISO 400.

Here's The Bean. This one was taken at ISO 10000 in APS-C mode. The A7s II can switch to crop-sensor mode for lenses that are designed for sensors of that size. ISO performance isn't quite as good in crop-sensor mode, but it still looks really good compared to my Canons!