Gunzorro Offline Upload & Sell: On
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The a7R5 from a7R4 seems like comparison to the a7R3 from a7R2 (for me, anyway). By that I mean it has improvements but not necessarily to IQ in a general sense.
I'm very happy with the a7R4 and can't see adding the a7R5 unless it has some spectacular features, especially higher DR and more detail/MP.
I would like to see an upgrade, or "fix", to be able to choose minimum shutter speed in 1/2 and 1/3 stop increments. Even with built in IS, I can see a bonus for me shooting at 1/80 or 1/90 second, compared to being stuck at 1/60 or having to jump to 1/125 in poor light situations handheld (same goes for 1/20 instead of 1/15, or 1/45 instead of 1/30 to keep adequate DOF). Canon has had this feature forever it seems, but Sony has never embraced it, at least AFAIK. Same as Sony does for ISO.
Personally, I'd rather see a "stripped-down" non-sports, event, or birding model with less features (e.g.: fixed back screen) and menu items, no video, selling for around $2500. I don't use even 1/4 of the offerings on the a7R4, maybe less. If I could have M, A, and B, I'd be fine.
Except for the poor viewfinder IQ (for MF), I'd still be using the a7R2 as my main camera. Well, I am still using the a7R2 as my second camera (and another as a back-up 3rd!).
I think a 75MP sensor would be my sweet spot in my "forever" camera body, with MacBook Pro and Adobe LR.
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