As you read the responses, you realize different people have different preferences. It will be hard to say which one is the one you will end up liking more as nobody knows your preferences and sensitivities and, how you will respond to either of these cameras. Considering you are undecided, I would guess either one will make you equally happy.
Subjectively, I would go for A7cr. As I find 33mp is not enough for me while 60mp is more than what I'd like to have. My ideal resolution is 50mp (A1 series) but that costs way more. That said, after switching to A7rv with a 60mp, I now think 60mp ain't really that bad primarily because modern software do a good job of noise reduction/elimination. On storage aspect of things, lossless compressed files of A7rv are smaller than uncompressed files of my previous camera (A7r iii), so I would complain about that either. So I would say if you aren't sure, go for the higher mp that is A7cr.
As you read the responses, you realize different people have different preferences. It will be hard to say which one is the one you will end up liking more as nobody knows your preferences and sensitivities and, how you will respond to either of a camera. Considering you are undecided, I would guess either one will make you equally happy.
Subjectively, I would go for A7cr. As I find 33mp is not enough for me while 60mp is more than what I'd like to have. My ideal resolution is 50mp (A1 series) but that costs way more. That said, after switching to A7rv with a 60mp, I now think 60mp ain't really that bad primarily because modern software do a good job of noise reduction/elimination. On storage aspect of things, lossless compressed files of A7rv are smaller than uncompressed files of my previous camera (A7r iii), so I would complain about that either. So I would say if you aren't sure, go for the higher mp that is A7cr.
As you read the responses, you realize different people have different preferences. It will be hard to say which one is the one you will end up liking more as nobody knows your preferences and sensitivities and, how you will respond to either of a camera. Considering you are undecided, I would guess either one will make you equally happy.
Subjectively, I would go for A7cr. As I find 33mp is not enough for me while 60mp is more than what I'd like to have. My ideal resolution is 50mp (A1 series) but that costs way more. That said, after switching to A7rv with a 60mp, I now think 60mp ain't really that bad primarily because modern software do a good job of noise reduction/elimination. On storage aspect of things, lossless compressed files of A7rv are smaller than uncompressed files of my previous camera (A7r iii), so I would complain about that either. So I would say if you aren't sure, go for the higher mp that is A7cr.
As you read the responses, you realize different people have different preferences. It will be hard to say which one is the one you will end up liking more as nobody knows your preferences. Considering you are undecided, I would guess either one will make you equally happy.
Subjectively, I would go for A7cr. As I find 33mp is not enough for me while 60mp is more than what I'd like to have. My ideal resolution is 50mp (A1 series) but that costs way more. That said, after switching to A7rv with a 60mp, I now think 60mp ain't really that bad primarily because modern software do a good job of noise reduction/elimination. On storage aspect of things, lossless compressed files of A7rv are smaller than uncompressed files of my previous camera (A7r iii), so I would complain about that either. So I would say if you aren't sure, go for the higher mp that is A7cr.
As you read the responses, you realize different people have different preferences. It will be hard to say which one is the one you will end up liking more as nobody knows your preferences. Considering you are undecided, I would guess either one will make you equally happy.
Subjectively, I would go for A7cr. As I find 33mp is not enough for me while 60mp is more than what I'd like to have. My ideal resolution is 50mp (A1 series) but that costs way more. That said, after switching to A7rv with a 60mp, I now think 60mp ain't really that bad primarily because modern software do a good job of noise reduction/elimination. So I would say if you aren't sure, go for the higher mp that is A7cr. On storage aspect of things, lossless compressed files of A7rv are smaller than uncompressed files of my previous camera (A7r iii), so I would complain about that either.
Oct 25, 2026 at 07:34 PM
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