Tons of A7RV's for sale
p.2 #1Tons of A7RV's for sale
I don't own an R. I love using my A7V and I shoot predominantly portraits and sometimes sports (outdoor tennis and indoor volleyball). However, I am tempted by the drop in prices for a new A7RIV(A). Right now it's CAD$ 3300. I might wait until the prices go down further during the holidays. Having said that it might be just a waste of money since I normally just post my images here and on Instagram/Threads. If I needed to crop the A7V is more than enough. Also, Adobe has excellent tools to upscale either by Super Resolution on ACR or via Firefly Upscaler on Photoshop (2x scale as 4x scale adds a lot of noise). Anyway, if the A7RIV(A) prices fall below CAD$ 3300 I might have a GAS for one.
May 15, 2026 at 09:08 AM
p.2 #2Tons of A7RV's for sale
campy wrote:
I have been eyeing an A7CR, A7RIV and A7RV for months now. I currently have the Canon R5 which I like a lot, but don't like overpaying for 3rd party quality at an L series price. I will get bashed for that statement but with the amount of software correction it isn't the same quality as the EF L lenses. The A7RV is probably the equivalent to the Canon R5. The A7CR which would compliment the Canon nicely maybe with a price I am willing to pay in a couple of months.
Get a7RV if possible. You can't go back once you use the multi-angle LCD. V's auto focus (AI chip) is also better than IV.
I have been eyeing an A7CR, A7RIV and A7RV for months now. I currently have the Canon R5 which I like a lot, but don't like overpaying for 3rd party quality at an L series price. I will get bashed for that statement but with the amount of software correction it isn't the same quality as the EF L lenses. The A7RV is probably the equivalent to the Canon R5. The A7CR which would compliment the Canon nicely maybe with a price I am willing to pay in a couple of months.
Get a7RV if possible. You can't go back once you use the multi-angle LCD. V's auto focus (AI chip) is also better than IV.
May 15, 2026 at 09:11 AM
p.2 #3Tons of A7RV's for sale
On the opposite side, there is few 100-400 GM sale. People are waiting for the real replacement.
May 15, 2026 at 09:13 AM
p.2 #4Tons of A7RV's for sale
I have the R3 and R4 in addition to an A1 I bought used last year.
Might consolidate the R3 and R4 into a used R5 once the prices are good here in UK
Might consolidate the R3 and R4 into a used R5 once the prices are good here in UK
May 15, 2026 at 11:44 AM
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p.2 #5Tons of A7RV's for sale
campy wrote:
I have been eyeing an A7CR, A7RIV and A7RV for months now. I currently have the Canon R5 which I like a lot, but don't like overpaying for 3rd party quality at an L series price. I will get bashed for that statement but with the amount of software correction it isn't the same quality as the EF L lenses. The A7RV is probably the equivalent to the Canon R5. The A7CR which would compliment the Canon nicely maybe with a price I am willing to pay in a couple of months.
The A7CR is a different set of thinking spots. It has some trades to be small (smaller) (off the top of my head, the things I look at and wonder are the evf - you have to try them and the lack of a full mechncical shutter. The A7Rvi does some to reduce that side of things, but for me, used to an A7Riv, as much as I might like the "smaller," I still think the evf sends me to the A7Rs instead. It's tough. The A7C series has many happy users.
I have been eyeing an A7CR, A7RIV and A7RV for months now. I currently have the Canon R5 which I like a lot, but don't like overpaying for 3rd party quality at an L series price. I will get bashed for that statement but with the amount of software correction it isn't the same quality as the EF L lenses. The A7RV is probably the equivalent to the Canon R5. The A7CR which would compliment the Canon nicely maybe with a price I am willing to pay in a couple of months.
The A7CR is a different set of thinking spots. It has some trades to be small (smaller) (off the top of my head, the things I look at and wonder are the evf - you have to try them and the lack of a full mechncical shutter. The A7Rvi does some to reduce that side of things, but for me, used to an A7Riv, as much as I might like the "smaller," I still think the evf sends me to the A7Rs instead. It's tough. The A7C series has many happy users.
May 15, 2026 at 12:51 PM
p.2 #6Tons of A7RV's for sale
100% agree with the others regarding giving the nod to the A7RV over the A7CR right now. Unless you absolutely need that smaller formfactor, I think the A7RV is the one to buy right now with the prices going down as much as they are. And that's coming from someone who essentially daily carries an A7CII because they are in love with the size 
May 15, 2026 at 02:25 PM
p.2 #7Tons of A7RV's for sale
I also noticed this. is the 7R series more popular than the 7 series? I have an a7iii and always found it to be a great option since the files are smaller but still plenty big for my needs (4x6 prints, social media, laptop screen). And cheaper!
May 15, 2026 at 05:23 PM