We have a hands-on preview of the new 60 megapixel Sony a7R IV (http://sdp.io/a7R4).
Our favorite feature - the DRAMATICALLY improved grip and buttons.
It finally feels like a REAL camera! They added dust and moisture resistance to help the camera survive bad weather. The 68 shot buffer is improved with two UHS-II cards and the ability to open the menus while buffering. It has a 15 stop dynamic range, the same 10 FPS and 5-axis IBIS. The focusing point coverage is better, with 567 PDAF points that cover 74% of the frame.
The EVF looks much better now, too, with 5.76 million dots. The focusing is much improved - it now has the a9's real-time autofocus system.
The price? $3,500 at http://sdp.io/a7R4 (available September 2019).
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It finally feels like a REAL camera! They added dust and moisture resistance to help the camera survive bad weather. The 68 shot buffer is improved with two UHS-II cards and the ability to open the menus while buffering. It has a 15 stop dynamic range, the same 10 FPS and 5-axis IBIS. The focusing point coverage is better, with 567 PDAF points that cover 74% of the frame.
The EVF looks much better now, too, with 5.76 million dots. The focusing is much improved - it now has the a9's real-time autofocus system.
The price? $3,500 at http://sdp.io/a7R4 (available September 2019).
To video
