The Sony a7R IVA was a quiet upgrade to the a7R IV, and though most of the changes it brought were relatively minor, it still offers the highly impressive performance of the original a7R IV along with a few extra refinements. This awesome video review takes a look at the camera and the kind of performance and image quality you can expect from it.
Coming to you from The Hybrid Shooter, this great video review takes a look at the Sony a7R IVA mirrorless camera. The a7R IVA brings just a few minor upgrades over the a7R IV, most notable being a bump in resolution of the rear LCD screen and a faster USB port, quite useful for anyone tethering such large files. And along with those changes, you get the original model's 61-megapixel sensor, offering the highest resolution of any full frame camera available, along with an astounding 15 stops of dynamic range, making it possibly the best camera out there for people like landscape photographers. And despite that ultra-high resolution, the camera can still shoot bursts at 10 fps, making it quite versatile for a wide variety of applications. Check out the video above for the full rundown.
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Bought the original A7R. It promptly died on a remote trip through central Australia. Would never bother wit Sony again
Paul McMurrick ,meanwhile, I took over 200k images with my R2 and now 250k with my R3 with no more than a couple minor issues. More reliable than my Nikons were.