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The Sony A7r IV is a mirrorless camera with FF (1.0x) sensor and 61 megapixels manufactured from 2019. The range of sensitivities, including ISO extension, is 50 - 102400 ISO and it has a continuous shooting (burst mode) of 10 FPS x 68 RAW, 68 JPEG. The average price, when it has been added to the JuzaPhoto database, is 3300 €;
91 users have given it an average vote of 9.0 out of 10
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Pros:Power speed, many customizable keys, ergonomic, many mpx, does not heat, silent shooting and 120hz viewfinder
Cons:Battery life, screen not fully adjustable, menu with too many items
Opinion:I come from an a99ii, I'm impressed by the incredible work done by Sony, a sensor with 61mpx, I shot in the room with only one light on making a decent photo at 12'800 iso, the a99ii would not have been able to do so well even at 3200iso ... very quiet mechanical shutter also I have the possibility to shoot with electronic shutter and not make any noise. Speed of focus and camera ignition amazing, focus not always precise with 'monocolor' and small subjects, always comparing everything to my a99ii that in this managed nettamemte better! Fantastic the 120hz viewfinder that does not interrupt the vision during the shots even if it is not fluid .. I find it really obscene instead that after years and years and numerous models, the screen does not orient or close as for the alpha 77 and 99 versions ... here we just went back..
Opinion:I come from Nikon, I photographed with D500, D800, D4 and Df, passed more to Fujifim to land at Sony. As already mentioned several times, the transition was tiring and several times I doubted the choice. Now I got used to it and I must say that the modification of the buttons has made the use more pleasant. The weight of the files is felt but for now I have enough space. I shoot a lot at night and I find the help to the manual focus mesa very useful. I also find the viewfinder excellent and being able to view photos without having to use the display (which I use very little). If I could change one thing, I would put the lens release button on the other side (as on Nikon to be clear) for a pure matter of habit to change lenses. I often use 7artisans lenses and I feel good. RAW files are great and, it seems to me, compared to Nikon recovers highlights better. In the night photo the ISO seal could be better but for that type of photo I use the A9 and the problem does not arise. Sorry if I said some castroneria but I wanted to give my contribution as an amateur to your review site since I took advantage of it a lot. Greetings to all Roberto
Opinion:The A7R IV is an excellent camera, the result of sony's maturation path. The ergonomics are superior compared to previous models, the buttons are more protruding, more contrasted, more pleasant to use. Display and viewfinder are great, the shutter is great. The battery lasts less than on the A7 III. Such a high resolution is a godsend in the crops pushed but if I have to shoot a lot I use the A7 III to save space in the hard disk and in the cloud.
Opinion:I come from Canon exactly from the EOS r5 and for now I can only say that I made the right choice. Obviously I took the g master lenses, so the quality is so much stuff, I only wait for the 85 f1.4 sigma that they say is stratospheric!! Cmq dynamic range scary af lightning fast and RAW files that you can do whatever you want!!! I was expecting something serious but, not so performing!!!
Pros:solid well built , sharpness at the top, scary dynamic range(in a good way).
Cons:Inaccurate bubble / level ( I often have to correct me PP even if from the display I know on the green). histogram in preview of the shot not always accurate and snap made does not always coincide.
Opinion:I switched to Sony (from Nikon d810) mainly for reasons of weight and range optics with more choice than the Nikon ML. it wasn't love at first glance.... indeed! but over time I learned to appreciate it a lot. for those who make landscape the sharpness of this camera is exceptional, the same goes for the dynamic range. but for the price it has the Cons listed above should not be there. with the menu I still quarrel but I made a reason for it.
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