Alpha 7CR

I love the lenses; the simplicity of the menu system; the dials; that it is weather sealed; the size and weight. Everything about the camera is perfect IMHO. I sold my Ricoh GR iii, my Sony Alpha 1, and my Sony A7CR (and a boatload of lenses) because I found I was always reaching for my Leicas.

I debated a longtime before snagging one. I got it Saturday and the fact that I feel better about pulling this out for casual walks or commuting is already worth it to me. I get that my A7cR can get me a high resolution and give me a lot of flexibility in post, but I can’t slip that in my pocket and

I’ve printed up to 24x36 off the tg5. Whe I had my om5iii I think it was I would print the same with solid detail in the photos. The 50mp mode does not work with underwater strobes, you would need a video light and I would recommend it as you need a tripod to stop any kind of movement from current o

The Sony A7CR is exactly that except for the L mount. Proof that it can be done. Just needs to be refined for a Leica interface. To bring it to Leica standard it needs a better EVF, way fewer buttons and a bit sleeker body. I use mine with all sorts of lenses... the Loxia series is most like shootin

Hi, first, you ask the right person since i have used many system and cameras dating mostly from 1948 . There are several aspects that you mention that would lead to a very long answer but i will try to focus to some specifics. A- First, if we talk about AF, nothing beats a fifth generation Sony . T

some people have money to burn and discovered the sony trend etc and show it off to friends and family which is understandable, it is worth it but a7c series is much smarter for sure then can get an a7rv or a1 later if need it, a6700 do be the sweet spot, basically a7cr crop mode IQ with 11fps. i lo