Re: Official: Sony A7C II, A7CR and FE 16-35mm f/2.8 GM II
Fred Miranda wrote: mrdan86 wrote: Fred Miranda wrote:
On the other hand, the A7CR has a faster mechanical shutter at 1/8000s.
I haven't been able to confirm this. Some sites list 1/4000 (Adorama, DPReview) and some 1/8000 (B&H), and I don't recall any of the videos I scrubbed through calling out this difference. Do you know for sure?
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freaklikeme wrote: mrdan86 wrote: Fred Miranda wrote:
On the other hand, the A7CR has a faster mechanical shutter at 1/8000s.
I haven't been able to confirm this. Some sites list 1/4000 (Adorama, DPReview) and some 1/8000 (B&H), and I don't recall any of the videos I scrubbed through calling out this difference. Do you know for sure?
The Sony US site lists it as 1/4000 mechanical and 1/8000 electronic.
I should've realized earlier. The details I got from B&H Photo were incorrect. Sony USA states that the A7CR also offers a maximum shutter speed of only 1/4000s.
Sony also mentions that EFSC can be turned ON/OFF, so perhaps there is full mechanical for the A7CR.
… if a7cr has full mechanical shutter, sony should give 1/8000 max speed. What’s the point of a 1/4000 max speed mechanical shutter??
Re: Official: Sony A7C II, A7CR and FE 16-35mm f/2.8 GM II
Fred Miranda wrote: mrdan86 wrote: Fred Miranda wrote:
On the other hand, the A7CR has a faster mechanical shutter at 1/8000s.
I haven't been able to confirm this. Some sites list 1/4000 (Adorama, DPReview) and some 1/8000 (B&H), and I don't recall any of the videos I scrubbed through calling out this difference. Do you know for sure?
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freaklikeme wrote: mrdan86 wrote: Fred Miranda wrote:
On the other hand, the A7CR has a faster mechanical shutter at 1/8000s.
I haven't been able to confirm this. Some sites list 1/4000 (Adorama, DPReview) and some 1/8000 (B&H), and I don't recall any of the videos I scrubbed through calling out this difference. Do you know for sure?
The Sony US site lists it as 1/4000 mechanical and 1/8000 electronic.
I should've realized earlier. The details I got from B&H Photo were incorrect. Sony USA states that the A7CR also offers a maximum shutter speed of only 1/4000s.
Sony also mentions that EFSC can be turned ON/OFF, so perhaps there is full mechanical for the A7CR.
So Sony did fix it. 1/8000 full mechanical shutter is good enough for a7cr. I thought it is weird to give a 1/8000 efcs shutter considering how bad the Bokeh will be.
Aug 30, 2023 at 01:49 AM
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