https://www.sony.com.au/electronics/interchangeable-lens-cameras/ilce-7m4
A very sensible camera IMHO
Not too much stuff that you don't need, enough of the essentials that you require.
Support for HEIF - interesting. Seems to pick up momentum.
I still hate the design though.
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10-22-2021, 04:54 AM
(This post was last modified: 10-22-2021, 04:54 AM by Klaus.)
Hmmh, so locally the A7 IV costs basically as much as the A7R IV A ... how does this make sense?
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Isn’t a7r4 thousand more, 3,5 k€? In Eu at least.
As long as these are the prices you can actually get either of these cameras for...
Locally:
* A7R IV A: 4400AUD
* A7 IV: 4000AUD
* A7R III A: 3300AUD
So at this point in time, the A7 IV seems to be of poor value really.
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10-22-2021, 07:07 AM
(This post was last modified: 10-22-2021, 07:09 AM by Brightcolours.)
You can also lump the A1 and A9 in with the same critique....
All basically the same body. I'll have to skip the electronic shutter specs because it would take a month to weed through the different bit depths, compression or not, JPG or RAW, AF or not, tracking or not, AE or not small print for all the cameras, but that makes the comparison a tad more ridiculous... And dutch MSRP.
A7S III: 12mp, 10 fps, €4200
A9 II: 24mp, 10 fps, €5400
A7 IV: 33mp, 10 fps, €2799
A1: 50mp, 10 fps, €7300
A7R IV: 61mp, 10 fps, €4000
These prices are just absurd, especially if Sony expect APS-C users migrating to FF.
At least Canon (RP), Panasonic (S5), Nikon (Z5) have affordable FF bodies, but Sony?
The aging A7iii is still very expensive as is the A7c.