Alpha 7R V Full-frame Mirrorless Interchangeable Lens Camera

Lmao you can’t be serious. A7RV bundled with 28-70 f/2.8 gmii from B&H: $5746 A Leica M11, the fcking base model, is $9840. A 50mm Summicron ASPH is $9945. You can get a pro grade Sony with a pro lens for less than half the cost of a Leica body or a prime Leica aspherical lens. The value proposition

I switched from Sony (a7r5, a1) to Panasonic last year. Picked up the s5iix and a few lenses. I fell in love with video on that camera, and for photos is was pretty good, but nothing I would write home about coming from those two Sony bodies. I’ve since purchased the s9 (which I love for a small wal

Bei „schnellen“ Motiven würde ich weder Hasselblad noch Leica wählen. Wenn du Kohle hast und die unbedingt dringend ausgeben willst (warum auch immer), geh in nen Laden, hol dir ne Sony A7RV, A7V oder ne Canon R5 m/R5MII oder R6MII/R6MIII und die entsprechenden G/GM (Sony) oder L (Canon) Objektive.

The dial doesn't bother me in the slightest (and I have large hands) and I use it daily. I love this far improved access and customisability to jpg pre-sets (I always shoot RAW so always have access to the coloured versions) over other OM cameras. I have 3x OM and 3x Sony cameras (used Sony exclusiv

I just upgraded from a Sony a7Riii to a7RV and what a difference! I know they aren't the go to for sports but I like motorsports and they do me well at the track while still working great for all the other stuff away from the track. The auto focus alone on the A7RV is worth the upgrade. It picks up

Perspective: This is my first digital "medium format" camera (as opposed to someone upgrading from another Hasselblad or Fuji model), and I am a hobbyist in my photography (used to do some professional work on the side, but burnt out from it and focus on my own projects now) I have been extremely im

This camera has more advantages than disadvantages. The YouTubers who have tested this camera have only used it for a few days or even hours, so I don't think their opinions are well-founded. I'm getting happier with it every day. I also have a Sony a7rV, and on this last trip, the Sony stayed home.

Sony and Lumix's Tilt / flip out is clearly the best of both worlds. It's in the a9iii, a1ii, a7rv, a7v for Sony, and the S1ii, S1Rii, S1iiE for Lumix. But that said, is it really worth switching for? Sony's closest offerings to the R5ii (that have the screen you want) are either slower and higher r

My recommendations will change slightly based on what you want to take pictures of AND your budget (to get beyond gopro pics): Shoestring bottom budget $2000 - TG system with olympus housing and Backscatter MF strobe. Good all around camera with top tier macro and acceptable wide capabilities Midran

I went through a similar thought process after i bought my M10-R and several M lenses several years ago. I loved shooting the M10-R and thought it would be a great idea to replace my D850 with a Leica mirrorless SL2 (and several Leica SL lenses) as a complement to my rangefinder. The short answer is