Alpha 7 IV

At least you took the honorable way out instead of buying a Sony a7IV with a black mist filter

This ironically was one of the things that annoyed me most switching the other way, from Nikon to Sony. It always feels borderline dangerous mounting lenses on my A7iv

We use Sony cameras. For sit down stuff we use a Sony a7s iii and a7 IV. The IVs overheat with USB c charging so you have to use a dummy plug. You'll also need an elgato cam link to connect the Sony to the PC. Sony cam out with the a7 V It's spelled Nik.

Some pics I took today of two butterflies in a local rain garden. I use the Sony Alpha 7 IV and the lens I was using here is the Sony 200-600mm f5.6-6.3 G OSS lens.

Most of the pictures turned out exactly as I wanted, but I was quite sad that even at an f stop of 32 I was unable to get both butte

👆👏 In addition, to help OP’s decision, I will offer one word to describe each camera A7CII: small A7IV: old Z7ii: megapixels Z5ii: a bargain

Sony A7iv. I only stayed for 2 takes and that took like 45 minutes lol.

If I wasn’t more into video I’d have picked up a Canon or Nikon. Didn’t like Sony (A7iv) when I used them but they were a better overall in-camera photography experience than Lumix, despite the photos out of camera on the S5 having nicer colours. Why don’t you rent one of the lumix telephotos and se

Dead on arrival… 🫤 So I’ve been digging into the upcoming Sony FX2, and I’m honestly struggling to understand who this camera is supposed to be for. It feels like Sony just slapped the A7IV’s guts into a slightly different body, called it “cinema,” and bumped the price up. With an expected price of

Sony a7IV So you're saying spend twice the price (plus lens) on something that is big and requires an extra bag to be carried around. Nah I'm good. I've inherited an expensive DSLR and lenses and I'm rarely gonna use it, I can already tell.

I’ve owned the A7IV previously and the AF is very comparable to the Expeed 7 Nikon cameras (although much worse than the Z8 which I have now). I will say I always found Sony files were the hardest to edit in Lightroom. Nikon files seem to edit the best in my experience (with Canon just behind but ah