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I have found the flip screen on the A7RV to be a HUGE plus for portrait sessions. If I was shooting events, like you, it would now be a requirement and my back and knee's would thank me. 
I have never shot the. A7III or A7IV. I assume that one has the old menu system and the other (A7IV) has the newer one(?). For me, that would be 'no bueno' for event work since I shoot two bodies and where I depend on 'muscle memory' to make changes on the fly. I have done a lot of volunteer event work. I had two A7RIV's that I shot at such events. When I replaced one of them with the A1, I found myself really frustrated when moving between the cameras due to the differences in the old and new menu. I ended-up with two A1's (I no longer do event shooting, so I replaced one of the A1's with an A7RV to get the flip screen for portrait work - the menu systems are nearly identical, so it works OK). For portrait/event work, the flip screen is a game-changer, IMHO.
If you buy two used A7IV's on FM Buy & Sell, and after selling your A7III's, the investment required might not be too bad ($2000 to $2200 total). and you will have an upgraded focusing system (tracking will be much improved). higher resolution viewfinder, etc.
Edited on Sep 17, 2023 at 07:27 PM · View previous versions
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