Industry News: Sony’s New Alpha 7RV Camera Offers Next-Generation Autofocus Technologies Using an Advanced AI Processing Unit
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I've never shot Sony's full frame cameras...and therefore have no real basis for commenting on this particular body and specifically, its autofocus features.
...but based on price this one is in the R5 range.
I look forward to seeing the R5 II specs!
Competition is a good thing...if nothing else for the comments here in CR!
...but based on price this one is in the R5 range.
I look forward to seeing the R5 II specs!
Competition is a good thing...if nothing else for the comments here in CR!
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Just watched the Gerald Undone review and the dual flippy screen looks very cool. Tilts like an A1 or full range: “conventional tilting monitor with side-opening vari-angle flexibility”.
Also “an electronic viewfinder with 9.44 million dots” would not suck.
No word on my favorite niche feature, focus bracketing, but I’m not holding my breath. (Edit: Apparently, my reading comprehension is terrible today.)
Also “an electronic viewfinder with 9.44 million dots” would not suck.
- The ALPHA 7RV also includes focus features that support high resolution including full-time DMF[x] (direct manual focus), and focus bracketing], a highly requested capability that allows for focus stacked images.
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That flip/tilt screen looks amazing and it would be the single reason for me to upgrade. Most of the times, I’d need just to flip and which is quite annoying with canon’s flip screen but I still prefer having that over just tilting one.
But this Sony combines it all together. Easy to tilt up/down but still able to flip for vertical shots or a “selfie”.
But this Sony combines it all together. Easy to tilt up/down but still able to flip for vertical shots or a “selfie”.
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Hmmm.
I do shoot with MK IV. Ordered it to lower weight for BIF (with the great Sony 200-600mm lens). But never been happy with a lot of noise. Really a lot. It is not a pleasure to run each photo in Topaz Denoise.
i was still hoping for an new sensor with lesser noise until today. But Sony improved some other specs. Cool ideas ( AF, Screen,...). But still this old fashioned outfit (just look at the sexy R3) and the narrow design that keeps handling not a pleasure for my big hands and old fingers.
So I´ll have a look on real reviews wether noise is still a problem at Iso >800.
Btw, I had no problem with the Af at BIF and small birds.
I do shoot with MK IV. Ordered it to lower weight for BIF (with the great Sony 200-600mm lens). But never been happy with a lot of noise. Really a lot. It is not a pleasure to run each photo in Topaz Denoise.
i was still hoping for an new sensor with lesser noise until today. But Sony improved some other specs. Cool ideas ( AF, Screen,...). But still this old fashioned outfit (just look at the sexy R3) and the narrow design that keeps handling not a pleasure for my big hands and old fingers.
So I´ll have a look on real reviews wether noise is still a problem at Iso >800.
Btw, I had no problem with the Af at BIF and small birds.
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The original R doesn’t have it, but every other R body starting from the RP has focus bracketing.
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To the ongoing annoyance of many of us - the 5D IV (whose sensor ended up in the EOS R) had it too. I don't generally whinge about features being left out, especially of a high value (relatively low $) body like the EOS R, but this has always smarted. And it could (frankly) have been added with a simple firmware update.
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