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The Sony A7 V is a mirrorless camera with FF (1.0x) sensor and 33 megapixels manufactured from 2025. The range of sensitivities, including ISO extension, is 50 - 204800 ISO and it has a continuous shooting (burst mode) of 30 FPS x 95 RAW, 175 JPEG. The average price, when it has been added to the JuzaPhoto database, is 3000 €;
3 users have given it an average vote of 10.0 out of 10
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Pros:Improved AF, screen that can finally be adjusted in all positions, burst without screen blackout, significantly improved battery, solid camera and excellent all-rounder for Sony users.
Cons:An extra custom button was there given the increase in AF functions.
Opinion:I state that I do not make videos and therefore any shortcomings in this sector do not interest me. I have been using Sony since Minolta was sold to Sony and so I am used to menus that I find complete and easy to use, but I understand that those who come from other brands struggle. I come from 4 years of Sony A7 IV, of which I hated the flip monitor and although good the AF was not on a par with the competitors, especially if squeezed on fast and difficult subjects, even if in the end the result with a little training to the camera was brought home. Now the situation has changed, quick and tenacious lock on to the subject, percentage of out-of-focus on the eye minimal. The docking speed is also improved, and the user experience is much more enjoyable. The pre-capture is cool, a bird starting from a branch is taken in sequence very easily, even if I noticed that the hooking has not always been precise on the eye, but I think that x absolute level results there is A1 or A9. The image quality always seems to me as excellent as before, I don't photograph libraries and so I can't say for sure, but it's certainly not worse (I reserve the right to return to the subject because I'm using the beta version of LR to open the RAW, and it seems to me that in electronics if I open the shadows more noise is generated) Already the VI was excellent. The 30 frames must be used sparingly (I set the camera to 15) otherwise you risk arriving home with a thousand and more photos to look at, so if you need them you can dedicate a dedicated button and enable them immediately. Well worth the change to the IV... I think it's purely an economic issue. If you can definitely you... it is a detuned and less efficient A1, but it has several things taken from the flagship, the chase without blackout in the screen is an improvement that alone is worth the change for those who do Wild or sports ... Because in the end, if you can afford it, you would always take the flagship of the brand you use, without too many mental. Finally... excellent car and certainly a leap of a lot forward compared to the VI, and using words not mine, ultimately it is an IV without the defects that the IV had, a mature and almost perfect machine for most
Opinion:The Sony A7V is confirmed as a mirrorless camera of the highest level, capable of satisfying both the most demanding photographers and professional videomakers. Sony continues to demonstrate an outstanding focus on the balance between technological innovation and usability, offering a robust, reliable and future-oriented product. The image quality is excellent, with files rich in detail, natural colors and excellent dynamic range management even in difficult lighting conditions. The A7 series' strong point of autofocus is fast, accurate and intelligent, making it easy to capture moving subjects and unpredictable situations. From a construction point of view, the A7V conveys a feeling of robustness and attention to detail, while maintaining an ergonomic design that favors long shooting sessions. For those who do nature photography it is the definitive camera if you don't want to spend "too much". Also on the video front, the Sony A7V proves to be extremely versatile, but I won't add anything else: I'm a photographer. In summary, the Sony A7V is an excellent choice for those looking for a modern, high-performance and reliable full-frame mirrorless.
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