Alpha 7R VI

But still significantly more rolling shutter than the A1II which reads out 5x faster, or global shutter in the A9III which has no rolling shutter. The A7R was always usable for sports as long as you were fine with 10FPS with the mechanical shutter and the low buffer depth. The Nikon D4 from 2012 whi

Usually I would wait, but my trip to Paris will happen in 14 days. And I can still trade the camera when I switch to a better model next year. And also, the situation on the Sony side can change when the A7 V / A7R VI will be released in late 2025/early 2026. I looked on some camera shops nearby and

Again it was always usable with 10FPS mechanical shutter. You're limited more with buffer depth with 30FPS since you get 70 frames depending on what RAW quality you're shooting. https://petapixel.com/2026/05/13/sony-a7r-vi-review-the-high-resolution-camera-to-rule-them-all/ (Ctrl+F "Buffer" for that

Internal Raw Could Still Happen, at least 10bit. Now, if they want to give us 16bit external, I’m fine with that. But if the Nikon ZR can deliver that for $2K, I feel like it’s not a huge ask of Sony. Now for the NDs… That was Definitely wishful thinking on my part. It’s doubtful Sony will even deli