61MP Sony A7R V specifications leaked
nicephore wrote:
It's a Landscape (and Studio) oriented camera after all (not sports or cinema). Depends on your expectations.
Gerald Undone's take : in 8K mode, it's fairly obvious but in other mode (4k, aspc, i won't list you the exact mode names as i am not a video expert), it's less severe and ok (considering it's not a stacked sensor...).
Of course it is mainly a stills camera. However a high MP count camera as canon r5 is also quite a fast beast. Not as quick as a R3 or probably upcoming R1. I guess no one expects A7r5 to be a better sports camera than A1. But it would be awesome if it would at least be somewhere near R5 10/15 fps mech/e with acceptable rolling shutter ~1/50-1/60s. It would still be way slower than A1, have just few more pixels and it would not offer blacout free viewfinder. A1 position would remain unchallenged.
In the video there was just multishot mentioned. No focus stacking. I guess noone expects thestack to be done in camera. But making a series of RAWs to be stitched on PC would be welcome.
michal.narozny wrote
Still not as quick as canon r5 and terrible rollong shutter.Gerald Undone's take : in 8K mode, it's fairly obvious but in other mode (4k, aspc, i won't list you the exact mode names as i am not a video expert), it's less severe and ok (considering it's not a stacked sensor...).
Of course it is mainly a stills camera. However a high MP count camera as canon r5 is also quite a fast beast. Not as quick as a R3 or probably upcoming R1. I guess no one expects A7r5 to be a better sports camera than A1. But it would be awesome if it would at least be somewhere near R5 10/15 fps mech/e with acceptable rolling shutter ~1/50-1/60s. It would still be way slower than A1, have just few more pixels and it would not offer blacout free viewfinder. A1 position would remain unchallenged.
In the video there was just multishot mentioned. No focus stacking. I guess noone expects thestack to be done in camera. But making a series of RAWs to be stitched on PC would be welcome.