
Sony Alpha 7R IV announced
Tuesday 16 July 2019, 20:02 by Aäron Nasarany | 4,778 views | 2 commentsThis article was translated from Dutch with the help of AI. Read the original.
Sony has announced its first full-frame camera with no fewer than 61 megapixels. The larger sibling of the Sony Alpha 7R III: the Sony Alpha 7R IV.

The camera, particularly the grip, has been thoroughly redesigned. There is a little more space between the lens and the grip. The grip is also generally larger, making the camera feel a bit more robust. A little too large for me, especially if you're used to working with its smaller sibling, the Sony Alpha 7R III.
In my view, the differences from the Alpha 7R III are not particularly significant. There are some nice features that could be very interesting for video makers. The camera is also highly suitable for wildlife, landscape and sports photography because it can shoot continuously at 10 fps.
An extensive review of the camera, including the specs, will follow this week.


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Schiet volop videocontent voor Emrico Productions, Photofacts Academy en maakt ondertussen nog kleurrijke foto's voor op zijn Facebook en Instagram pagina.
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2 comments
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jax wrote on Tuesday 23 July 2019 at 12:46
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Looking forward to the review (use "Additionally" less).
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Aäron Nasarany
wrote on Tuesday 23 July 2019 at 13:42
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@Jax, Thanks for your feedback!
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