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Yea the touch screen on our 5d4 is amazing
I have the obsolete A7R2.
Must resist looking at the reviews/previews of the A7R3
That's good to know. Thank you.IQ will be VERY similar. It's the rest of the body that they improved, I would say the architecture work that you do, I can't imagine it would benefit your work as much as say a new lens.
That's good to know. Thank you.
I can now put meat in my sandwiches, instead of dust
It does tick a few boxes of things that have bothered me about the A7rii, mainly battery, focus point joystick and dual slots, for most of what I shoot even manual focus is ideal so the upgraded AF doesn't bother me too much.
A lot of Yanks moaning about it not being 80MP over on other forums, seems like that would be overkill to me personally.
Be interested to see if the new EVF is much better, find the current one a little lacking in low light, especially when using the Loxia glass to manual focus!
I lol'd.That's good to know. Thank you.
I can now put meat in my sandwiches, instead of dust
Same senor but 1 stop more dynamic range!IQ will be VERY similar. It's the rest of the body that they improved, I would say the architecture work that you do, I can't imagine it would benefit your work as much as say a new lens.
Well I heard the reason is due to size of the body. They would need to build a bigger heat sink to cater for both the uhs 2 slots.Ok, more thoughts on the A7R3, the dual card slots.
Great, its finally here, but why is it one USH-1 and the other USH-2?
I gave Canon a lot of flak for this when the 5D4 came out and Sony is not immune to the same criticism. The tech is there, why bottleneck yourself with a slower card slot? The entire reason for most professional having 2 card slots of redundancy meaning writing both cards at the same time and having putting 2 card slots in, having 1 slower, 1 faster would means the fastest you can write to is the slowest one so WHAT IS THE POINT?
It's already £3200, charge me another £50 and put in 2 USH-2 slots.
Well I heard the reason is due to size of the body. They would need to build a bigger heat sink to cater for both the uhs 2 slots.
Just shoot jpg on the uhs1 slot
A bigger heatsink is needed for dual UHS-II slots in vs what is already in there dealing with 4k video etc etc? Sounds like rubbish, where did you hear that?Well I heard the reason is due to size of the body. They would need to build a bigger heat sink to cater for both the uhs 2 slots.
Just shoot jpg on the uhs1 slot
From Sony themselves. It's all due to size of the body. People thought u could just add a second card slot without a size penalty. Look now. The size has increased slightlyA bigger heatsink is needed for dual UHS-II slots in vs what is already in there dealing with 4k video etc etc? Sounds like rubbish, where did you hear that?
I am not saying it doesn't need more room, that seems logical, but a significantly upgraded heatsink? I doubt it pumps out that much heat over UHS-I, and it seems like a very small technical limitation to overcome in a £3000 camera that brings significant benefits.From Sony themselves. It's all due to size of the body. People thought u could just add a second card slot without a size penalty. Look now. The size has increased slightly