Switch long overdue and fully satisfied

I have long been waiting for a switch to the Sony system and more particularly to the A7 series - now I've done it.
A brief history: I once had a Mirrorless system (Olympus OMD), but then I switched to Canon full frame. Unfortunately, innovation has to be done here in recent years, very little when it comes to nothing. Thus I always gekuckt envious on the Sony line. The whole handling in combination with the electronic viewfinder and the resulting opportunities have finally convinced me and I slammed on the Alpha 7 II.

I have the camera now for a few weeks and am thrilled. I currently use mostly old Minolta lenses that I attach to the camera by means of simple adapter. Focusing runs with the various aids from really very very simple. Of course, in fast moving objects an autofocus is still no substitute for, so I have now added myself and the 55mm F1.8 ...

From the image quality I do not want to write long. For me it's from Canon system coming a clear improvement - and that was important to me.

Brief to the negative aspects or what I would have perhaps desired:
1) The battery power is really miserable. You can actually watch as the percentage display counts down ... with enough spare batteries that is of course not a real problem, but here there's certainly still room for improvement.
2.) Touchscreen: To Namely implement the focal point. That was "then" my OMD already, unfortunately the Sony not. For me is just a nice little feature that I liked.

That was it but also already. I am as I said very happy with my decision and would make it there again so.