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I find the tracking on the a7r3 good enough for me, but I’m an mp *****
What are you doing with your A7iii Greebo ..........
Putting it up for sale later this month...
Already? You only just got that.
I can't be upgrading bodies that frequently. 2 Years between my 5D4 to the A73 was the shortest.
Meh, had it since May 2018. I am so invested in the Sony E mount now and the A7iii is great but I have been considering for a few months now swapping it for the A7Riii as I have seen the price of them drop as I wanted the extra MP. The unexpected A7Riv launch just made my mind up.
Anyway i got a good deal on the A7iii and at the time I couldnt afford the A7riii or justify it.
I don't feel like I am hitting the limit of the A73 yet, so will hold off, or wait until the A74 prices drop.
Different picture taking. I really suffer it when taking wildlife pics and I want to crop all the time but the resolution just isnt there on the A7iii. In fact I was considering buying the 200-600 zoom even though I own the 100-400 but decided I may was well use that £2k to change the body rather than add another lens.
Plus I would imagine that you as a wedding photographer would find the workflow handling 105Mb files a nightmare and unnecessary.
That’s exactly it, the only reason to have it is as a 3rd body as spare to the 2 in an emergency and I can shoot landscapes with it on my travels.
I might pick up a cheap R3 used instead.
I am upgrading from the A7iii so an easier choice for me. I dont use the crop mode with my A7iii as I think from memory its only 10Mp and isnt enough but for my wildlife and plane photograph. The crop on the a7riv will be perfect and as good as have already resolution wise without a crop. This will be really useful to get extra reach from my 100-400 GM with 1.4tc.
I own 6 GM lens which arent really shining to their best abilities with the 24Mp A7iii sensor.
The A7Riv AF is basically out of the A9 so will be a step up esp with tracking.
The eyeview finder step up in resolution will be a boost along with the ergonomics and weather sealing.
I take a lot of landscapes so the 61Mp and 240Mp super shot will be a boost.
I was waiting on the A9ii myself as I expect it will be a 36Mp stacked sensor and 20 to 30fps silent shutter speed and will no doubt have far superior AF and tracking than even the A9 or A7rIV has but I also suspect it will be closer to £5k on launch so that would be a huge step up from an A7iii cost.
The only reason for you to upgrade an A7III would be MP. It really does allow you to crop with relative freedom and for me makes a huge difference in being able to frame a photo how I want without losing too much resolution. It also essentially acts (within reason) as an additional level of zoom on your lens.I don't feel like I am hitting the limit of the A73 yet, so will hold off, or wait until the A74 prices drop.
Putting it up for sale later this month...
You are exeggerating. No-one has "rubbished" (lol) the A7R4, just said that if you already own an A7R3 then it's not worth spending additional thousands to upgrade.
I specifically said in post #1908 that for new buyers it would be a no-brainer, so please keep things in perspective and read threads thoroughly.
What you selling?
Great deals on Sony stuff atm at park cameras
A7 R III Mirrorless
Camera
Was: £2,499.00
Now: £1,999.00
£400 Total Savings
Get a FREE Sigma MC-11 Canon to Sony E-Mount Adapter worth up to £199 with A7R III.
+£300 Instant Trade-in
Use Code:SONYA7-300
A7 II + 28-70mm
Lens Kit
Was: £1,399.00
Now: £799.00
£500 Total Savings
+£100 Instant Trade-in
Use Code: SONYA7-100
An A7Riii plus a free Sigma MC-11 for £1,999 plus an extra £300 trade in and 12 months interest free is a bit of a bargain IMO.