Alpha 7R V Full-frame Mirrorless Interchangeable Lens Camera

which 61MP sensor? the Sony sensor in the A7Rv is insanely slow and would never satisfy anyone buying a high end Nikon.

I have 4 of your 'ideal M43 kit' and the 40-150/2.8 which is very bit as good as the 50-200 (check the head to head testing), the 17mm I don't need (as I love and prefer my favourite lens - the OM 20/1.4 Pro). That just leaves the 150-600 on your list ... and I'd take the 150-400 over that every day

I feel you on the Sony 50mm GM. I actually prefer the old Sony/Zeiss 55mm f1.8, but I also recently got a Voigtlander Norton 50mm f1.0 which definitely scratches the fast 50 with character itch. I also sold my Sony A7RV which is basically the perfect camera for me on paper but it just wasn’t fun for

What camera are you shooting on? Full frame would probably be fine, but I’d personally go for the sigma 14-24. Sony glass is not worth the premium, especially for real estate videos. Unless you’re also shooting super hi res stills on an a7r5, you will not notice a difference. If shooting on apsc go

I'm still using both M43 and FF - are you ?! The backlit sensors in the OM1 and OM3 are not 2-3 generations behind, I wish my A7r5 was anywhere near as fast to process, so stop with such ridiculous manipulations to try to prove a non existent point. Ditto weight, what do you mean 'at least' you are

I use the Sigma 100-400 on a Sony body. I will probably upgrade to a 200-600 eventually, but it will weigh twice as much. It is possible to freehand shoot with the 100-400 if you're careful, but I use a monopod most of the time. I did upgrade the camera to a 56mp a7rV so I would have more "digital z

The M11-P is definitely ‘Sony-fied’ by is Sony sensor. But i wouldn’t call it bland. The M10-R gave better rendering but the leica look (which i love) is slightly unsaturated imo..so maybe you’re just use to the Sony world of over saturation. Leica engineers took a year to develop the perfect render