Mirrorless Camera Sony A7R Fast

As an owner of Sony mirrorless cameras since their inception, the A7R Iv is a real game changer. For me, it serves all of my needs. I shoot both landscape as well as wildlife. Image quality is excellent. Great for beautiful landscapes Resolving power is superb.. The ergonomics are better than my previous nex 7, A7, and A7Rii. Autofocus is better and more responsive. Love the crop lense feature at 26 megapixels. Nice for bird and wildlife. Eye focus works well. Build quality is overall improved from previous models.

The Sony a7R IVA is by far one of the most incredible cameras I've used. Lightening fast autofocus, incredibly sharp images, and fast and fun to use. I would give potential buyers one note/opinion that this is not a prosumer camera. If you're looking for a hobby photography camera, this one falls across the line to professional, in my opinion. To take advantage of all this camera can do, you really have to dive into shooting manually and adapting a lot of the internal settings. But if you're in the market for a new pro camera, I HIGHLY recommend the a7R IVA!

Works very well for Sony mirrorless camera

It works! It is mall and convenient, which is perfect for my Sony a7R camera.

Sony A7R IV has following good the resolution, autofocus, speed, and form factor that should place it the top ranks for Camera of the Year honors. Resolution: The detail in the images form the headlining 60MB sensor is astonishing and unbelievable. Autofocus: The autofocus modes are varied and very quick and accurate, Very good. I like it. Speed: Camera has continuous shooting speed great. Camera menu easy to follow and set the camera up in the best way for you, can make no mistake. This camera is the best for Landscape, Wedding and Fashion shooting etc. Camera that money you can buy. I was having owned the camera for about a month now and used it during headshot, portrait. Autofocus in general plush Eye AF are incredibly fast and accurate. I would strongly recommend the camera to wedding, Landscape and wildlife, Fashion photographers. I sold my huge Canon kit to make the switch to Sony. I was last year plan to switch. I saw my friend is using Sony A7R lll in his landscape. He told me about this Sony A7RlV and I did it. I love it.

Works quite well for Canon lenses mounted on Sony E-mount cameras for wide angle up to about 100mm focal lengths. The AF starts struggling towards 200mm. The AF speed is not lightning fast on a Sony A7R II, but then the AF speed of the A7R II is not lightning fast even on Sony lenses. Sigma needs to provide a way to upgrade the firmware for this adapter that does not require the Sigma USB dock.

I shoot a ton of ice hockey. It requires fast focusing in some of the very worst lighting conditions. In the past I used the Canon 5Dmkiv & 5Dsr and the Sony A7R II & III with the 70-200 f2.8 L and Gmaster lenses respectively. I have not tried the A9 but I have to say the autofocus on the A7R IV tracking very fast moving subject that move in an out of other subject is the best I have used yet and it is very far ahead of the A7R III. Once a moving subject is in focus using continuous autofocus it is lock on to focus and remains locked on as the subject moves behind other subject the reemerges. Tracking a hockey player as they move down the ice advancing behind other players, around the back of the net, then back out in front is incredible since the focus points continue following and appear to accurately anticipate where the subject will reemerge. Simply incredible, bordering on unbelievable. In my opinion a huge improvement over the A7R IV worth the upgrade by itself and you still get a larger better designed grip and ergonomics, vastly more detailed viewfinder and 62 megapixels to boot. This upgrade is a no brainer based on the autofocus improvements alone. So happy Sony rescued me from Canon after 35 years of loyalty. Its a great time to be a photo hobbiest.

This is a great lens that works very well with my Sony A7r. It has more chromatic and barrel distortion than, say, a Zeiss lens, but this isn't a Zeiss lens. With a little bit of work to profile the lens, you can correct for these things easily. The autofocus is very fast, and works well when photographing fast-moving subjects.

Fits the Sony A7R and a lense perfectly.

Perfect for my Sony A7R, a must have for landscape photographer!