Alpha 9 III

Others have explained why this happened. I just wanted to add: If you ever get to a point, where you need silent shooting / electronic shutter in sports photography, look for cameras with “stacked” sensors. Like the Sony A9, A9II, A9III and the A1 cameras. They have much faster readout, in the singl

Sony a7v sensor readout is about 62ms and my canon r7 is about 35ms. Rolling shutter shows up about 10%of my shots, so yeah it’s got to be from the read speed. Go mechanical or buy a faster readout camera. Sony a9iii for 0 second read out but anything around 10ms is probably good for this scenario.

😂. I need a solution for photos and videos. Small, light. Sony, because I have Sony lenses. I’m an A7IV user. Sometimes I need to follow a subject side to side, for example. Image will warp. I need a faster sensor readout. Options are A7V, FX3, A9III. A9III is expensive. FX3 is old. A7V feels just r

If you optimize for speed, you also have to consider the lenses. They're not all equal. Only some lenses support 120fps. Only lenses with 4 focus motors can really make AF-C shine. And among those, not all lenses are able to keep tracking focus while you zoom in/out. Here are some compatibility char