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p.26 #1Official: Sony A7R V announced (pre-orders now available)
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and your going to have to pay 7000 for it.
Better than 4000 towards whatever the A7R5 is trying to be
I can't fathom spending that much on a non-stacked sensor (GFX aside) when anything back to the A7Rii takes nearly identical photos for multiple applications.
The A7R5 is the perfect honeytrap to see who has GAS the worst. It's overpriced at launch in the middle of the worst inflation in 50 years, has bad rolling shutter, has a relatively slow max effective burst rate, and has so/so video specs. It's been interesting to see that the only videos on it that exist are from all of the typical Sony shills that flock to Kando.
Regarding reviews, I really wish camera companies would work with the photo software companies to get the profiles out there early and in time for pre-release reviews. I'm so tired of hearing "you're about to see JPEGs because nothing will open the RAW files yet". No one is buying this camera for the jpegs.
RoamingScott wrote
The A7R5’s best feature is the glimpse at what the A1ii will be. The fatal flaw is the A1 today is the terrible rear LCD. Imagine the already amazing A1 AF with a dedicated AI chip added in. Will truly become the ultimate single do it all body and will benefit greatly from the enhanced rear LCD.Better than 4000 towards whatever the A7R5 is trying to be
I can't fathom spending that much on a non-stacked sensor (GFX aside) when anything back to the A7Rii takes nearly identical photos for multiple applications.
The A7R5 is the perfect honeytrap to see who has GAS the worst. It's overpriced at launch in the middle of the worst inflation in 50 years, has bad rolling shutter, has a relatively slow max effective burst rate, and has so/so video specs. It's been interesting to see that the only videos on it that exist are from all of the typical Sony shills that flock to Kando.
Regarding reviews, I really wish camera companies would work with the photo software companies to get the profiles out there early and in time for pre-release reviews. I'm so tired of hearing "you're about to see JPEGs because nothing will open the RAW files yet". No one is buying this camera for the jpegs.
Nov 20, 2022 at 03:16 PM
p.26 #2Official: Sony A7R V announced (pre-orders now available)
RoamingScott wrote:
and your going to have to pay 7000 for it.Better than 4000 towards whatever the A7R5 is trying to be
I can't fathom spending that much on a non-stacked sensor (GFX aside) when anything back to the A7Rii takes nearly identical photos for multiple applications.
The A7R5 is the perfect honeytrap to see who has GAS the worst. It's overpriced at launch in the middle of the worst inflation in 50 years, has bad rolling shutter, has a relatively slow max effective burst rate, and has so/so video specs. It's been interesting to see that the only videos on it that exist are from all of the typical Sony shills...Show more →
I can't fathom spending as much time as you seemingly do posting in the forums of camera systems that you don't shoot.
nhsonyshooter wrote
RoamingScott wrote
The A7R5’s best feature is the glimpse at what the A1ii will be. The fatal flaw is the A1 today is the terrible rear LCD. Imagine the already amazing A1 AF with a dedicated AI chip added in. Will truly become the ultimate single do it all body and will benefit greatly from the enhanced rear LCD.I can't fathom spending that much on a non-stacked sensor (GFX aside) when anything back to the A7Rii takes nearly identical photos for multiple applications.
The A7R5 is the perfect honeytrap to see who has GAS the worst. It's overpriced at launch in the middle of the worst inflation in 50 years, has bad rolling shutter, has a relatively slow max effective burst rate, and has so/so video specs. It's been interesting to see that the only videos on it that exist are from all of the typical Sony shills...Show more →
I can't fathom spending as much time as you seemingly do posting in the forums of camera systems that you don't shoot.
Nov 20, 2022 at 03:53 PM
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p.26 #3Official: Sony A7R V announced (pre-orders now available)
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and your going to have to pay 7000 for it.Better than 4000 towards whatever the A7R5 is trying to be
I can't fathom spending that much on a non-stacked sensor (GFX aside) when anything back to the A7Rii takes nearly identical photos for multiple applications.
The A7R5 is the perfect honeytrap to see who has GAS the worst. It's overpriced at launch in the middle of the worst inflation in 50 years, has bad rolling shutter, has a relatively slow max effective burst rate, and has so/so video specs. It's been interesting to see that the only videos on it that exist are from all of the typical Sony shills that flock to Kando.
Regarding reviews, I really wish camera companies would work with the photo software companies to get the profiles out there early and in time for pre-release reviews. I'm so tired of hearing "you're about to see JPEGs because nothing will open the RAW files yet". No one is buying this camera for the jpegs.I can't fathom spending as much time as you seemingly do posting in the forums of camera systems that you don't shoot.
Very few people shoot as many systems as I do/have through the years, for better or worse
RoamingScott wrote
nhsonyshooter wrote
RoamingScott wrote
The A7R5’s best feature is the glimpse at what the A1ii will be. The fatal flaw is the A1 today is the terrible rear LCD. Imagine the already amazing A1 AF with a dedicated AI chip added in. Will truly become the ultimate single do it all body and will benefit greatly from the enhanced rear LCD.I can't fathom spending that much on a non-stacked sensor (GFX aside) when anything back to the A7Rii takes nearly identical photos for multiple applications.
The A7R5 is the perfect honeytrap to see who has GAS the worst. It's overpriced at launch in the middle of the worst inflation in 50 years, has bad rolling shutter, has a relatively slow max effective burst rate, and has so/so video specs. It's been interesting to see that the only videos on it that exist are from all of the typical Sony shills that flock to Kando.
Regarding reviews, I really wish camera companies would work with the photo software companies to get the profiles out there early and in time for pre-release reviews. I'm so tired of hearing "you're about to see JPEGs because nothing will open the RAW files yet". No one is buying this camera for the jpegs.
Very few people shoot as many systems as I do/have through the years, for better or worse
Nov 20, 2022 at 03:59 PM
p.26 #4Official: Sony A7R V announced (pre-orders now available)
RoamingScott wrote:
and your going to have to pay 7000 for it.Better than 4000 towards whatever the A7R5 is trying to be
I can't fathom spending that much on a non-stacked sensor (GFX aside) when anything back to the A7Rii takes nearly identical photos for multiple applications.
The A7R5 is the perfect honeytrap to see who has GAS the worst. It's overpriced at launch in the middle of the worst inflation in 50 years, has bad rolling shutter, has a relatively slow max effective burst rate, and has so/so video specs. It's been interesting to see that the only videos on it that exist are from all of the typical Sony shills...Show more →
That is a perfectly expected response from someone that switches systems and thinks it will make a hill of beans difference in his images
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nhsonyshooter wrote
RoamingScott wrote
The A7R5’s best feature is the glimpse at what the A1ii will be. The fatal flaw is the A1 today is the terrible rear LCD. Imagine the already amazing A1 AF with a dedicated AI chip added in. Will truly become the ultimate single do it all body and will benefit greatly from the enhanced rear LCD.I can't fathom spending that much on a non-stacked sensor (GFX aside) when anything back to the A7Rii takes nearly identical photos for multiple applications.
The A7R5 is the perfect honeytrap to see who has GAS the worst. It's overpriced at launch in the middle of the worst inflation in 50 years, has bad rolling shutter, has a relatively slow max effective burst rate, and has so/so video specs. It's been interesting to see that the only videos on it that exist are from all of the typical Sony shills...Show more →
That is a perfectly expected response from someone that switches systems and thinks it will make a hill of beans difference in his images
Edited on Nov 21, 2022 at 04:27 AM · View previous versions
Nov 20, 2022 at 04:41 PM
p.26 #5Official: Sony A7R V announced (pre-orders now available)
nhsonyshooter wrote:
and your going to have to pay 7000 for it.Better than 4000 towards whatever the A7R5 is trying to be
I can't fathom spending that much on a non-stacked sensor (GFX aside) when anything back to the A7Rii takes nearly identical photos for multiple applications.
The A7R5 is the perfect honeytrap to see who has GAS the worst. It's overpriced at launch in the middle of the worst inflation in 50 years, has bad rolling shutter, has a relatively slow max effective burst rate, and has so/so video specs. It's been interesting to see that the only videos on it that exist are from all of the typical Sony shills that flock to Kando.
Regarding reviews, I really wish camera companies would work with the photo software companies to get the profiles out there early and in time for pre-release reviews. I'm so tired of hearing "you're about to see JPEGs because nothing will open the RAW files yet". No one is buying this camera for the jpegs.That is a perfect expected response from someone that switches systems and thinks it will make a hill of beans difference in his images
And accuses other people to having GAS.
RoamingScott wrote
nhsonyshooter wrote
RoamingScott wrote
The A7R5’s best feature is the glimpse at what the A1ii will be. The fatal flaw is the A1 today is the terrible rear LCD. Imagine the already amazing A1 AF with a dedicated AI chip added in. Will truly become the ultimate single do it all body and will benefit greatly from the enhanced rear LCD.I can't fathom spending that much on a non-stacked sensor (GFX aside) when anything back to the A7Rii takes nearly identical photos for multiple applications.
The A7R5 is the perfect honeytrap to see who has GAS the worst. It's overpriced at launch in the middle of the worst inflation in 50 years, has bad rolling shutter, has a relatively slow max effective burst rate, and has so/so video specs. It's been interesting to see that the only videos on it that exist are from all of the typical Sony shills that flock to Kando.
Regarding reviews, I really wish camera companies would work with the photo software companies to get the profiles out there early and in time for pre-release reviews. I'm so tired of hearing "you're about to see JPEGs because nothing will open the RAW files yet". No one is buying this camera for the jpegs.
And accuses other people to having GAS.
Nov 20, 2022 at 04:46 PM
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p.26 #6Official: Sony A7R V announced (pre-orders now available)
nhsonyshooter wrote:
and your going to have to pay 7000 for it.Better than 4000 towards whatever the A7R5 is trying to be
I can't fathom spending that much on a non-stacked sensor (GFX aside) when anything back to the A7Rii takes nearly identical photos for multiple applications.
The A7R5 is the perfect honeytrap to see who has GAS the worst. It's overpriced at launch in the middle of the worst inflation in 50 years, has bad rolling shutter, has a relatively slow max effective burst rate, and has so/so video specs. It's been interesting to see that the only videos on it that exist are from all of the typical Sony shills that flock to Kando.
Regarding reviews, I really wish camera companies would work with the photo software companies to get the profiles out there early and in time for pre-release reviews. I'm so tired of hearing "you're about to see JPEGs because nothing will open the RAW files yet". No one is buying this camera for the jpegs.That is a perfect expected response from someone that switches systems and thinks it will make a hill of beans difference in his images
Dumbass has personal attacks as usual. At least you are a blatant shill with that user name, no hiding your agenda!
I could shoot a potato with an eyeglass lens at this point. I like tech. I like playing with toys. I don't have to justify anything to anyone, least of all people who can't walk the walk when it comes to posting images.
I'd still be shooting Sony too, if they hadn't messed up the A1 badly enough to make it unpurchasable to me. The behavior of Sony since then has only reinforced that decision.
RoamingScott wrote
nhsonyshooter wrote
RoamingScott wrote
The A7R5’s best feature is the glimpse at what the A1ii will be. The fatal flaw is the A1 today is the terrible rear LCD. Imagine the already amazing A1 AF with a dedicated AI chip added in. Will truly become the ultimate single do it all body and will benefit greatly from the enhanced rear LCD.I can't fathom spending that much on a non-stacked sensor (GFX aside) when anything back to the A7Rii takes nearly identical photos for multiple applications.
The A7R5 is the perfect honeytrap to see who has GAS the worst. It's overpriced at launch in the middle of the worst inflation in 50 years, has bad rolling shutter, has a relatively slow max effective burst rate, and has so/so video specs. It's been interesting to see that the only videos on it that exist are from all of the typical Sony shills that flock to Kando.
Regarding reviews, I really wish camera companies would work with the photo software companies to get the profiles out there early and in time for pre-release reviews. I'm so tired of hearing "you're about to see JPEGs because nothing will open the RAW files yet". No one is buying this camera for the jpegs.
Dumbass has personal attacks as usual. At least you are a blatant shill with that user name, no hiding your agenda!
I could shoot a potato with an eyeglass lens at this point. I like tech. I like playing with toys. I don't have to justify anything to anyone, least of all people who can't walk the walk when it comes to posting images.
I'd still be shooting Sony too, if they hadn't messed up the A1 badly enough to make it unpurchasable to me. The behavior of Sony since then has only reinforced that decision.
Nov 20, 2022 at 04:46 PM
p.26 #7Official: Sony A7R V announced (pre-orders now available)
Ubiquity99 wrote:
and your going to have to pay 7000 for it.Better than 4000 towards whatever the A7R5 is trying to be
I can't fathom spending that much on a non-stacked sensor (GFX aside) when anything back to the A7Rii takes nearly identical photos for multiple applications.
The A7R5 is the perfect honeytrap to see who has GAS the worst. It's overpriced at launch in the middle of the worst inflation in 50 years, has bad rolling shutter, has a relatively slow max effective burst rate, and has so/so video specs. It's been interesting to see that the only videos on it that exist are from all of the typical Sony shills that flock to Kando.
Regarding reviews, I really wish camera companies would work with the photo software companies to get the profiles out there early and in time for pre-release reviews. I'm so tired of hearing "you're about to see JPEGs because nothing will open the RAW files yet". No one is buying this camera for the jpegs.That is a perfect expected response from someone that switches systems and thinks it will make a hill of beans difference in his images And accuses other people to having GAS.
It's his thing. I usually ignore it but he served up a soft ball I'm weak
nhsonyshooter wrote
RoamingScott wrote
nhsonyshooter wrote
RoamingScott wrote
The A7R5’s best feature is the glimpse at what the A1ii will be. The fatal flaw is the A1 today is the terrible rear LCD. Imagine the already amazing A1 AF with a dedicated AI chip added in. Will truly become the ultimate single do it all body and will benefit greatly from the enhanced rear LCD.I can't fathom spending that much on a non-stacked sensor (GFX aside) when anything back to the A7Rii takes nearly identical photos for multiple applications.
The A7R5 is the perfect honeytrap to see who has GAS the worst. It's overpriced at launch in the middle of the worst inflation in 50 years, has bad rolling shutter, has a relatively slow max effective burst rate, and has so/so video specs. It's been interesting to see that the only videos on it that exist are from all of the typical Sony shills that flock to Kando.
Regarding reviews, I really wish camera companies would work with the photo software companies to get the profiles out there early and in time for pre-release reviews. I'm so tired of hearing "you're about to see JPEGs because nothing will open the RAW files yet". No one is buying this camera for the jpegs.
It's his thing. I usually ignore it but he served up a soft ball
I'm weak Nov 20, 2022 at 04:51 PM
p.26 #8Official: Sony A7R V announced (pre-orders now available)
RoamingScott wrote:
and your going to have to pay 7000 for it.Better than 4000 towards whatever the A7R5 is trying to be
I can't fathom spending that much on a non-stacked sensor (GFX aside) when anything back to the A7Rii takes nearly identical photos for multiple applications.
The A7R5 is the perfect honeytrap to see who has GAS the worst. It's overpriced at launch in the middle of the worst inflation in 50 years, has bad rolling shutter, has a relatively slow max effective burst rate, and has so/so video specs. It's been interesting to see that the only videos on it that exist are from all of the typical Sony shills that flock to Kando.
Regarding reviews, I really wish camera companies would work with the photo software companies to get the profiles out there early and in time for pre-release reviews. I'm so tired of hearing "you're about to see JPEGs because nothing will open the RAW files yet". No one is buying this camera for the jpegs.That is a perfect expected response from someone that switches systems and thinks it will make a hill of beans difference in his images Dumbass has personal attacks as usual. At least you are a blatant shill with that user name, no hiding your agenda!
I could shoot a potato with an eyeglass lens at this point. I like tech. I like playing with toys. I don't have to justify anything to anyone, least of all people who can't walk the walk when it comes to posting images.
I'd still be shooting Sony too, if they hadn't messed up the A1 badly enough to make it unpurchasable to me. The behavior of Sony since then has only reinforced that decision.
So you don't want to justify anything to anyone, but you write an entire post that basically boils down to "I don't like this camera, anybody that buys it is an idiot with GAS."
Complain about "personal attacks" while calling multiple people shills.
What a clown you seem to be.
nhsonyshooter wrote
RoamingScott wrote
nhsonyshooter wrote
RoamingScott wrote
The A7R5’s best feature is the glimpse at what the A1ii will be. The fatal flaw is the A1 today is the terrible rear LCD. Imagine the already amazing A1 AF with a dedicated AI chip added in. Will truly become the ultimate single do it all body and will benefit greatly from the enhanced rear LCD.I can't fathom spending that much on a non-stacked sensor (GFX aside) when anything back to the A7Rii takes nearly identical photos for multiple applications.
The A7R5 is the perfect honeytrap to see who has GAS the worst. It's overpriced at launch in the middle of the worst inflation in 50 years, has bad rolling shutter, has a relatively slow max effective burst rate, and has so/so video specs. It's been interesting to see that the only videos on it that exist are from all of the typical Sony shills that flock to Kando.
Regarding reviews, I really wish camera companies would work with the photo software companies to get the profiles out there early and in time for pre-release reviews. I'm so tired of hearing "you're about to see JPEGs because nothing will open the RAW files yet". No one is buying this camera for the jpegs.
I could shoot a potato with an eyeglass lens at this point. I like tech. I like playing with toys. I don't have to justify anything to anyone, least of all people who can't walk the walk when it comes to posting images.
I'd still be shooting Sony too, if they hadn't messed up the A1 badly enough to make it unpurchasable to me. The behavior of Sony since then has only reinforced that decision.
So you don't want to justify anything to anyone, but you write an entire post that basically boils down to "I don't like this camera, anybody that buys it is an idiot with GAS."
Complain about "personal attacks" while calling multiple people shills.
What a clown you seem to be.
Nov 20, 2022 at 05:08 PM
p.26 #9Official: Sony A7R V announced (pre-orders now available)
I have Gas it’s kept me even interested in this Profession for 46 years I made a lot of money and I’m entitled to buy anything I freaking want. GAs has a more important affect than anyone cares to realize. It’s also for your well being of being engaged keeping you interested and having some fun with your Profession. More important I’m after feature sets and specs that can help me in what I do. So when I hear I got GAS I could give a shit as most times it comes from jealous people but more likely won’t buy this stuff anyway. I just ignore that BS. I’m 66 I buy whatever I think I need . It’s pretty simply and BTW I have well over 20k posts on this forum 98 percent are actually helping others with their decisions. I ask rarely for any help but I did today on mid zooms as I really never tested them and I won’t watch you tube morons but I will ask members their thoughts which helped me today too. In regard to this A7R5 the only real downside I see is electronic shutter. There is some really nice features but I’m still deciding if it works for me
Nov 20, 2022 at 05:32 PM
p.26 #10Official: Sony A7R V announced (pre-orders now available)
Sorry on typing I’m in a parking lot. Lol
Nov 20, 2022 at 05:33 PM
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p.26 #11Official: Sony A7R V announced (pre-orders now available)
Bigger issue is raw processing software on release. I need it immediately so that could be an issue for some of us. I have zero patience on that
Nov 20, 2022 at 05:35 PM
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p.26 #12Official: Sony A7R V announced (pre-orders now available)
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... least of all people who can't walk the walk when it comes to posting images...
No offence but it does seem a little ironic or in plain english a bit like "the pot calling the kettle black" given at one time you had a lot to say about capturing swallow images and, unless I have missed something, you have yet to produce any of your own
... least of all people who can't walk the walk when it comes to posting images...
No offence but it does seem a little ironic or in plain english a bit like "the pot calling the kettle black" given at one time you had a lot to say about capturing swallow images and, unless I have missed something, you have yet to produce any of your own
Nov 20, 2022 at 06:01 PM
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p.26 #13Official: Sony A7R V announced (pre-orders now available)
You’d think they’d have this figured out by now. It’s not like the camera manufacturers don’t know the release dates half a year ahead of time.
GMPhotography wrote:
Bigger issue is raw processing software on release. I need it immediately so that could be an issue for some of us. I have zero patience on that
GMPhotography wrote:
Bigger issue is raw processing software on release. I need it immediately so that could be an issue for some of us. I have zero patience on that
Nov 20, 2022 at 06:07 PM
p.26 #14Official: Sony A7R V announced (pre-orders now available)
Saw a video a week or two ago, think the guy was French. I believe he had a prerelease Adobe LR with a7R V support. Unless things were lost in translation.
Nov 20, 2022 at 06:38 PM
p.26 #15Official: Sony A7R V announced (pre-orders now available)
I’ll call my buddies at Phase and find out where they are on it
Nov 20, 2022 at 06:46 PM
p.26 #16Official: Sony A7R V announced (pre-orders now available)
Anyone find a screen protector for the slightly larger screen of the R V yet?
Nov 21, 2022 at 11:47 AM
p.26 #17Official: Sony A7R V announced (pre-orders now available)
https://www.sony.com/lr/electronics/interchangeable-lens-cameras-other-accessories/pck-lg3
nhsonyshooter wrote:
Anyone find a screen protector for the slightly larger screen of the R V yet?
Nov 21, 2022 at 12:35 PM
p.26 #18Official: Sony A7R V announced (pre-orders now available)
Anyone find a reasonably ($40-70) priced L bracket made for the camera yet? I see that the dimensions are slightly larger than the A1 or A7rIV.
Nov 21, 2022 at 12:47 PM
p.26 #19Official: Sony A7R V announced (pre-orders now available)
I don't believe the dimensions of where the bracket attaches are different. Albert Dros said the RRS L bracket for the a7R IV fit on the a7R V.
https://www.fredmiranda.com/forum/topic/1779955/1#16078349
I realize this is out of the price window you're looking for, but it might mean that other cheaper options for the a7R IV might fit the V as well.
Jim Dockery wrote:
Anyone find a reasonably ($40-70) priced L bracket made for the camera yet? I see that the dimensions are slightly larger than the A1 or A7rIV.
https://www.fredmiranda.com/forum/topic/1779955/1#16078349
I realize this is out of the price window you're looking for, but it might mean that other cheaper options for the a7R IV might fit the V as well.
Jim Dockery wrote:
Anyone find a reasonably ($40-70) priced L bracket made for the camera yet? I see that the dimensions are slightly larger than the A1 or A7rIV.
Nov 21, 2022 at 12:54 PM
p.26 #20Official: Sony A7R V announced (pre-orders now available)
tsdevine wrote:
I don't believe the dimensions of where the bracket attaches are different. Albert Dros said the RRS L bracket for the a7R IV fit on the a7R V.
https://www.fredmiranda.com/forum/topic/1779955/1#16078349
I realize this is out of the price window you're looking for, but it might mean that other cheaper options for the a7R IV might fit the V as well.
The A7R V also uses the existing VG-C4EM battery grip, so the dimensions of the camera base must not be too different from the A7R IV.
I don't believe the dimensions of where the bracket attaches are different. Albert Dros said the RRS L bracket for the a7R IV fit on the a7R V.
https://www.fredmiranda.com/forum/topic/1779955/1#16078349
I realize this is out of the price window you're looking for, but it might mean that other cheaper options for the a7R IV might fit the V as well.
Jim Dockery wrote
Anyone find a reasonably ($40-70) priced L bracket made for the camera yet? I see that the dimensions are slightly larger than the A1 or A7rIV.The A7R V also uses the existing VG-C4EM battery grip, so the dimensions of the camera base must not be too different from the A7R IV.
Nov 21, 2022 at 01:11 PM