Alpha 7R IV

Well, AFAIK they have a decent resale value so if you're not using it you might as well move on from it. There's two main reasons I fell in love with the smallest M4/3 body options and why I still have two of them tho (GM1 & GX850 but I prefer the latter): A) they're good bodies to take to concerts

it was for me. I'm also in the no EVF is fine camp and lumix handles the e shutter fine (to avoid banding). I LOVE that it's full frame and (for me) the 18-40mm is a dream. So small but also a perfect range for me. I've owned most of the 5D bodies with a 17-40mm... I've shot sony. I've owned an A7c.

I have the a6300, a7ii and a7r4. On the Olympus side, I have the OM-1.ii and E-P7. I don't use the kit lens on the Olympus cameras - I mostly use the 12-40/2.8 PRO. The Sony kit lens is shit, and the kit lenses I have for my older Olympus cameras are excellent, and so are samples I've seen online fo

Most of my lenses don’t have an aperture ring, it depends on the camera I’m using. On my Sony a7riv, I don’t need an aperture ring because I have a bunch of dials to use. On my Nikon zfc i much prefer an aperture ring because it’s much more comfortable. As for Manual focus, I only use it when doing

J’ai un Leica q3 un m6 et un m4-p. Pourtant on louche sur moi que quand je sors le Sony a7r4 avec le 70-200. C’est petit et peu de gens savent la valeur. Les gens qui savent la valeur sont souvent amoureux de la marque donc ça devrais aller ;)

For all of my manual focus film camera lenses, I have adapters to use them with my Sony Alpha A7R4. And I use them often on digital. I would recommend that you get a handle on how to use them on digital, then return to film.

Not sure this will totally help. But here is my 2 cents worth. I own a Nikon Z7II and formerly owned the Sony A7RII. My wife currently owns the Sony A7RIV and formerly owned the A7C. Having said all that it comes down to what feels best in YOUR hands. These all have great image quality and excellent

I had a Sony a7r iv and was tired of the huge heavy setup so I sold everything. Luckily the Sony lenses hold their value so I was able to buy both an OM3 and an XT5. I decided I would get telephoto and macro on OM and progress and landscape lenses on XT5 for the 40MP. If I had to cost only one to ke

Arguably the stepping up and still having sufficient resolution is possible also on Canon (R5 lines) and Nikon (Z7, z8, and Z9 lines) as with Sony (A7R and A1 lines). I agree Sony has a better APS-C lineup as that's the product of Sony's original commitment to APS-C all the way back to NEX camera. E

It’s a great camera! The mark iii has a great lens ( same as the iv and v models). With the smallrig grip it’s also much more comfortable to hold. I honestly don’t use it everyday, but it’s very lowkey and images look great! I also use a Sony a7riv, a Nikon ZFC, and a canon 5d mark iii, so each day