aCuria wrote: chiron wrote:
In my experience of shooting images as an enthusiastic and experienced amateur, the technical factors, given the presnt state of camera technology, that are most likel to ruin a picture are:
1. camera movement
2. missed focus
3. banding from LED lights
4. rolling shutter
I would therefore expect the next iteration of the A7Cxx cameras to have improved IBIS, improved AF, and a stacked or semi-stacked sensor, with possibly continued evolution in metering to improve the dynamic range that is actually captured. I would guesss they will also make some improvement to the EVF, but in regard to the EVF they are constrained by the need to keep the size of the camera body to a very compact form.
What you need is the A9iii, that will fix 1, 2, 3, 4
Yes, but at the cost of dynamic range, resolution (in the case of the A7CR), and, most importantly, at the cost of a very significant difference in size and weight. The A9III is a great camera for the right user, but it is not an [EDIT: A7Cxx].
aCuria wrote: chiron wrote:
In my experience of shooting images as an enthusiastic and experienced amateur, the technical factors, given the presnt state of camera technology, that are most likel to ruin a picture are:
1. camera movement
2. missed focus
3. banding from LED lights
4. rolling shutter
I would therefore expect the next iteration of the A7Cxx cameras to have improved IBIS, improved AF, and a stacked or semi-stacked sensor, with possibly continued evolution in metering to improve the dynamic range that is actually captured. I would guesss they will also make some improvement to the EVF, but in regard to the EVF they are constrained by the need to keep the size of the camera body to a very compact form.
What you need is the A9iii, that will fix 1, 2, 3, 4
Yes, but at the cost of dynamic range, resolution (in the case of the A7CR), and, most importantly, at the cost of a very significant difference in size and weight. The A9III is a great camera for the right user, but it is not an A7Rxx.
Oct 29, 2026 at 09:43 PM
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