Second Chance Sony A7C Black + 28-60mm f/4-5.6 Black

A week ago I received the camera. When unboxing, the camera is immediately visible. The top is silver for me. In addition, the top was quite flat, which also contributes to the retro look of the camera.
I mainly use the screen to control the cam, but in general it is also easy for me to use the evf. However, with the a7c, this is something that has not worked well until now. I may still have to get used to the system because of the short duration that I now have it at home.
The screen is very nice, limited touch functionality + tilt and turn. This ensures that you can also easily film yourself, for example.
The camera is fairly compact. However, it is ergonomically not optimal for my size hands. In a positive way, the camera doesn't need much more than it needs. There are no custom buttons, but you can, for example, set up the current button to your liking. It does take a little more time than when you do have these buttons because you now change the default buttons that you might want to use to something that you use more often. There is a separate button for film and photo.
The kit lens of 28-60 fe4-5.6. Definitely fits the camera well. Of course, that also depends on your usage. But this one is well suited for a beginner/everyday use. Not too large a zoom, but a reasonably spacious image that is sufficiently sharp and with a pleasant weight and size.
I have mainly used the camera on the highest setting 4k 25p 100 and I am very satisfied with this. Focusing the camera is easy as I have set it. You can also adjust this yourself. I haven't tested the focusing over the entire area of the sensor yet, but in the center it responds faster than I expected. It reacts quickly enough to be able to photograph my playing toddlers sharply. The stabilization was fine.
The camera has more in it than I have been able to experience well so far, but so far I am well impressed. With the note of the evf.

The Sony A7C is compact, powerful, but for me, above all, an incredibly versatile camera. What is striking, in addition to the small size, is that there are a lot of functions in the camera that provide you with all kinds of conveniences. For example, the autofocus is incredibly fast and can 'lock' on an object, after which you can move the camera and still focus on the desired object. This is especially useful for moving shoots. In addition, the WiFi connection with the iPhone (or Android, but I haven't tried it) is one of the functions that I use a lot outside. Quickly reviewing some photos on your mobile in between is a very nice function, but taking photos using your smartphone is still somewhat limited. The kit lens itself is mainly compact, but combined with the (extra) high ISO setting options, you have an enormous range in terms of versatility in the dark or with moving images.